UN Security Council Votes Again for New Secretary-General Amid Deep Divisions
The UN Security Council held a second round of voting for a new Secretary-General on August 21, amidst deep divisions among member states. Rebeca Grynspan, former Vice President of Costa Rica, received the most votes in the first round, but the outcome remains fluid.
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