The article points out that the UN Security Council is deadlocked due to the veto power of its permanent members, rendering it unable to effectively address global crises. This has led to the UN General Assembly, with its 193 member states and one-nation-one-vote system, playing an increasingly important role in condemning issues such as Israel's military actions and Russia's invasion of Ukraine. For example, the Liechtenstein initiative requires the General Assembly to convene a meeting within 10 days for debate after a permanent member of the Security Council uses its veto power, aiming to enhance accountability.