Ireland up against Canada and Norway in vote for seat on UN Security Council

Ireland has been described as having a good chance of winning a seat on the UN Security Council when it is voted on today.
Ireland up against Canada and Norway in vote for seat on UN Security Council
Wed, 17 Jun, 2020 - 09:00
Digital Desk staff

Ireland has been described as having a good chance of winning a seat on the UN Security Council when it is voted on today.

Ireland is up against Canada and Norway for the seat on the influential council.

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