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World first reported 29m ago by Al Jazeera · updated 6m ago

Secret votes and vetoes: How will the next UN chief be picked?

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Al Jazeera reports that eight candidates are competing for the UN Security Council's recommendation to become the next UN secretary-general, with no clear frontrunner. The piece looks at how the selection process works, including the role of secret votes and vetoes.

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  1. Al Jazeera FIRST 29m ago Secret votes and vetoes: How will the next UN chief be picked?

    With no frontrunner for the job, eight candidates are vying for the UN Security Council's recommendation.

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