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Why is absence of a permanent member in the Security Council different from a veto?
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Correct answer: Veto is a negative vote while absence is not a negative vote
Veto requires a negative vote by a permanent member. Exam tip: this distinction is useful in the Korean War context.
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Veto is a negative vote while absence is not a negative vote
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Veto requires a negative vote by a permanent member. Exam tip: this distinction is useful in the Korean War context.
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This is a Class 10 General Knowledge question. Chapter: World History. Topic: United Nations History.
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