Srinagar, Nov. 18 -- The questionable UN Security Council is not just a crisis of one institution, but also a larger story of the erosion of global moral leadership. When the United Nations was born, the world was emerging from the ashes of World War II, and humanity collectively pledged to prevent any future major war. Central to that dream was the Security Council, envisioned as a guardian of peace, a guardian of global justice, and a cornerstone of collective security. But today, nearly 80 years later, as the world convulses with conflicts like those in Ukraine, Gaza, Sudan, Yemen, Myanmar, and the Sahel, this institution often stands silent.This silence not only signifies helplessness, but also a structural weakness that has eroded it...