Bonus Flashcards

1
Q

Veto power used
_____times since____

A

262

1946

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2
Q

Most to least vetoes

RUsUkCF

A

Russia
US
UK
China
France

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3
Q

USSR/Russia veto

A

119

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4
Q

United States

A

82

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5
Q

United Kingdom

A

29

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6
Q

China France

A

16

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7
Q

UN secretary-general

Selection process, based on a UN resolution adopted in____

A

Sept 2015

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8
Q

UN secretary-general
Selection process, based on a UN resolution adopted in Sept 2015

A

Member states present candidates with their resumes and vision.
Women strongly encouraged to apply

15-member Security Council nominates

General Assembly endorses candidate

New secretary-general begins work on Jan 1, 2017

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9
Q

Past and present secretary-generals

2007-present

A

Ban Ki-moon (South Korea)

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10
Q

1997-2006

A

Kofi Annan (Ghana)

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11
Q

1992-1996

A

Boutros Boutros-Ghali (Egypt)

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12
Q

1982-1991

A

Javier Perez de Cuellar (Peru)

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13
Q

1972-1981

A

Kurt Waldheim (Austria)

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14
Q

1962-1971

A

U Thant (Burma*)

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15
Q

1953-1961

A

Dag Hammarskjold (Sweden)

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16
Q

1946-1952

A

Trygve Lie (Norway)

17
Q

July 2016
Next selection set to take place
8 candidates from

A
  • Bulparia
  • Croatia
  • Macedonia
  • Moldova
  • Montenegro
  • Portugal
  • Slovenia
  • New Zealand
18
Q

One of the candidates
• Former prime minister of
New Zealand 1999-2008
Currently the UN’s highest-ranking woman as head of the UN Development Programme (UNDP)

A

Helen Clark (New Zealand)