A top European Union official says Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has exposed an urgent need to reform the “sclerotic and hobbled” global decision making at the United Nations
has exposed an urgent need to reform the “sclerotic and hobbled” global decision-making at the United Nations.
“For the last 19 months, a permanent member of the Security Council — Russia — without any shame, has been undertaking a war to conquer its neighboring country,” Michel said Thursday, speaking on the third day of the annualThe European Union is a permanent observer at the U.N., and is one of three non-member-states permitted to speak at the General Debate.
He added: “This United Nations system is today sclerotic and hobbled by hostile forces. We must assume our responsibility.”
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