Established 1945 · 193 Member States
UNITED NATIONS
Monitoring the pulse of global governance — matters, resolutions, voting, and justice across the six principal organs of the United Nations.
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Established 1945 · 193 Member States
Monitoring the pulse of global governance — matters, resolutions, voting, and justice across the six principal organs of the United Nations.
Current matters under deliberation, recent votes, and active resolutions across UN organs.
Calls upon all Member States to accelerate efforts to combat climate change and implement the Paris Agreement goals.
Promotes international cooperation on digital technology governance and bridging the digital divide.
Calls for humanitarian pauses and corridors throughout conflict zones.
Extends the mandate of peacekeeping operations in designated regions.
Reviews progress on SDGs and recommends accelerated action across member nations.
Amendments to the Staff Regulations concerning remote work policies for UN personnel.
Navigate the six principal organs of the United Nations — each with its own mandate, member states, and active matters.
The main deliberative, policymaking, and representative organ. All 193 Member States have equal representation.
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Primary responsibility for international peace and security. 15 members including 5 permanent with veto power.
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Coordination and recommendations on economic, social, and environmental issues and SDG implementation.
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The principal judicial organ. Settles legal disputes between States and gives advisory opinions on legal questions.
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Carries out the day-to-day work of the Organization. Headed by the Secretary-General with departments worldwide.
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Supervised Trust Territories' transition to self-governance. Suspended after Palau's independence in 1994.
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Active cases and proceedings before the principal judicial organ of the United Nations.