Scenarios about 'Security Council'
The primary organ of the United Nations responsible for maintaining international peace and security, consisting of fifteen members including five permanent members with veto power. Established in 1945, the Security Council can authorize peacekeeping operations, impose sanctions, and approve military action to address threats to global stability, making its structure and decision-making processes frequent subjects of alternate history scenarios exploring different power dynamics.
What If The Security Council Had Different Permanent Members?
Exploring the alternate timeline where the United Nations Security Council was established with a different set of permanent members, reshaping global power dynamics and international relations through the Cold War and beyond.
What If The UN Had Its Own Military Force?
Exploring the alternate timeline where the United Nations established an independent standing military force, fundamentally altering international peacekeeping, sovereignty dynamics, and global power structures.
What If The UN Was More Effective at Preventing Conflicts?
Exploring the alternate timeline where the United Nations developed stronger mechanisms for conflict prevention, fundamentally altering international relations and potentially avoiding numerous wars since 1945.
What If The Veto Power Never Existed in The UN?
Exploring the alternate timeline where the United Nations Security Council operated without permanent member vetoes, dramatically reshaping global governance, international relations, and conflict resolution since 1945.