What does the one-vote veto power of the five permanent members mean?

The right of one-vote veto refers to the right to veto all matters if a veto vote appears during the election voting process.

As we all know, Wu Wuchang in the United Nations is one of the Five Great Good People. They usually "value core and convince people with reason." In the joint management committee, they also have a special privilege, which is the "veto power." Some people have angrily criticized this right of the WPC, while some people want this right in their dreams. India has tried to become a member of the Security Council more than once.

In addition to India, Japan, Germany, and Brazil also had thoughts on this matter. The "one-vote veto power" possessed by the five permanent members generally means that in the United Nations Security Council, even if a non-procedural resolution has the support of most countries, as long as there is one objection from the five permanent members, it will not be passed. The simple understanding is that A right to say "no" to the world.

One-vote veto

In the WPC, the most popular use of the "one-vote veto" was the Soviet Union, which is now Russia. Since the founding of the United Nations, they have used it more than 100 times. Among them, in the first ten years since the establishment of the United Nations, the Soviet Union directly sent dozens of negative votes, causing the then Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko to be nicknamed "Mr. Shaking his head" by others.

He said that when diplomats discuss international affairs, they can only bring themselves security by insisting on saying "no". October 25, 1971 is a day that every Chinese needs to be familiar with. At the 1976th meeting of the United Nations General Assembly on this day, the participating countries voted overwhelmingly with 76 votes in favor, 35 votes against, and 17 abstentions. The proposal to establish the People's Republic of China and restore its lawful seat in the United Nations.