Is the United Nations still effective in addressing modern global crises?
Is the United Nations still effective in addressing modern global crises?
As global crises mount—from wars to climate disasters—many question the UN’s actual impact. Proponents stress its role in mediation and coordination across borders. Critics argue its structure favors major powers, lacks enforcement strength, and is slow to act. Is the UN a needed pillar of peace, or a toothless bureaucracy?