US EditionUK Assumes UN Security Council Presidency for February
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The United Kingdom, which is assuming the presidency of the UN Security Council this February, will focus its efforts on Ukraine, Sudan and Gaza.
The UN Security Council will meet on February 24 to discuss the consequences of four years of Russia's full-scale aggression against Ukraine. This was announced by James Kariuki, Chairman of the Security Council and Acting Permanent Representative of Great Britain to the UN. According to him, the Ukrainian issue will be one of the main priorities of the British presidency of the Security Council in February. The diplomat noted that the Security …
Ukraine, Sudan and Gaza Priorities for the British Presidency of the United Nations Security Council
The United Kingdom has announced today that conflicts in Ukraine, Sudan and Gaza will be the priorities of its presidency of the United Nations Security Council, protecting itself from "the most serious threats to international peace and security". At a press conference in New York, where it presented the Security Council's agenda for February, British diplomat James Kariuki said that peace in Ukraine is "closer than ever" and assured that its c…
This was stated by the Chairman of the Radbesu, Acting British Ambassador to the UN James Kariuki, reports Ukrinform. In the fifth year of this devastating war, we will reaffirm our commitment to the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine and the importance of achieving a just and lasting peace,” Kariuki said.The meeting will be chaired by the British Junior Minister for European, North American and Overseas Affairs the territories of …
Security Council Programme of Work for February 2026
The UK is the president of the Security Council in February. Council members adopted the provisional programme of work for the month earlier today (2 February). The UK is planning a particular focus on two specific mandated meetings, which UK Secretary of State for...
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