Should the United Nations Security Council
expand its permanent membership?
Discuss whether additional countries (e.g., India,
Brazil, Germany, Japan) should be granted permanent
seats and veto power.
Is the veto power of the five permanent members
(P5) outdated and undemocratic?
Debate whether the veto system should be reformed or
abolished to make decision-making more equitable.
Can the United Nations Security Council effectively
maintain global peace and security in its current
form?
Explore its successes and failures in addressing conflicts
and crises, and whether reforms are needed.
Does the Security Council represent the power
dynamics of today's world?
Argue whether the current composition reflects the
geopolitical realities of the 21st century or is a relic
of the post-WWII era.
Should regional organizations (e.g., African Union,
EU) have a greater role in Security Council
decision-making?
Discuss the benefits and drawbacks of granting regional
organizations a formal role in Security Council proceedings.
Has the Security Council been effective in addressing
contemporary security challenges such as terrorism,
climate change, and cyber threats?
Evaluate its adaptability to new, non-traditional security issues.
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