UN Politics refers to the political activities, interactions, and decision-making processes that occur within the United Nations (UN) and among its member states. It encompasses the diplomatic relations and negotiations that take place in the context of global governance, international law, and multilateral cooperation aimed at addressing various global issues, such as peace and security, human rights, and sustainable development. The term highlights how nations work together—or sometimes conflict—within the framework of the UN to influence international agendas, draft resolutions, and implement policies. UN Politics is characterized by the interplay of national interests, power dynamics, and the pursuit of collective goals among member states within this international organization.
The U.S. surprisingly aligned with Russia on recent Ukraine conflict votes, signaling a major shift in foreign policy under Donald Trump. A U.S.-backed UN resolution called for a ceasefire and…