Denmark assumes UN Security Council presidency for August, naming conflict-related hunger, food security, women and climate security as its priorities
Denmark has assumed the rotating UN Security Council presidency for August, with Copenhagen saying it will prioritize conflict-related hunger, food security, women, peace and security, and climate security during its month-long term.
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