United Nations Security Council: Reform (Im)Possible?
Journal: Bratislava Law Review
Year: 2025

It is beyond dispute that the current configuration of the UN Security Council represents a snapshot, or even a daguerreotype, of an international political and legal vision that has moved away from the one first consolidated at the end of the Cold War, under the banner of the US unipolarity. In the current context, this vision is more fragmented than multipolar, with a scenario of more than two or three poles and their respective spheres of influence. The international community has therefore b