Rochelle Ferguson Bouyahi welcomes Fanny Badache, a researcher at Sciences Po and lecturer at the University of Geneva. While the UN’s mandate is rooted in international peace and security, its effectiveness hinges on cooperation among the five permanent members of the Security Council. In an increasingly fragmented and volatile global order, Badache argues that deepening divisions among these powers have turned collective security mechanisms into sources of paralysis.
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