Trump-administrationen motsätter sig alla kandidater till FN-toppjobb

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  • Trump-administrationen motsätter sig alla sju kandidater som vill efterträda António Guterres och vill se nya namn, rapporterar Politico med hänvisning till två källor med insyn i interna samtal.
  • Favoriten Rebeca Grynspan från Costa Rica behöll ledningen i provomröstningen den 7 oktober, men antalet röster emot henne fördubblades till sex, enligt PassBlue.
  • En tjänsteman vid utrikesdepartementet nämnde FIFA-presidenten Gianni Infantino som ett bra alternativ. Säkerhetsrådets nästa provomröstning är planerad till den 16 oktober.
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  2. 2 Big Shakeup in Latest Security Council Votes on UN SecGen Race passblue.com
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  4. 4 Fifth UN Security Council Straw Poll: No Clear Consensus Emerges ... www.gwlvoices.org
  5. 5 Trump administration opposes all options for new UN chief — and wants new candidates www.yahoo.com
  6. 6 [UN: Oct. 9] Editors' Picks - PassBlue passblue.com
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  8. 8 Fifth straw poll yields no definitive result - 1 for 8 Billion 1for8billion.org
  9. 9 Seven candidates are vying to succeed António Guterres as the ... www.facebook.com
  10. 10 Selection and Appointment of the Next Secretary-General www.un.org
  11. 11 UN Secretary-General selection straw poll results for Oct 7 and Sept ... www.facebook.com
  12. 12 Explainer: Who are the candidates running for UN secretary-general? www.reuters.com
  13. 13 Fifth Security Council Straw Poll on UN Secretary-General Candidates www.securitycouncilreport.org
  14. 14 2026 United Nations Secretary-General selection - Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org
  15. 15 UN Secretary-General selection straw poll results for Oct 7 and Sept ... www.instagram.com
  16. 16 United Nations Issues: Appointing the UN Secretary-General www.congress.gov