The United Nations is an intergovernmental organization established to strengthen international cooperation. One of its main organs is the Security Council, which mainly deals with decisions and resolutions in favor of peace and security. It is responsible for maintaining peace and security between countries and has the power to make binding decisions that member states have agreed to carry out under Article 25 of the charter. The Security Council is made up of 15 member states; composed of 5 permanent members and 10 non-members. Only permanent members have the right to veto UN resolutions. Australia, a temporary member, was elected to a two-year term on the UN Security Council starting in 2013. Its election appears to signal a new era of international influence. Currently, Australia is serving its two-year term on the UN Security Council. His performance in this position can be assessed from his past actions during the last year of his tenure. In my view, Australia has not proven itself ill-equipped to make its contribution to the UN Security Council. Over the past year, Australia and other members of the Security Council have had several issues to resolve, including the recent crises in Egypt, Ukraine and Syria, to name a few. Australia's experience in its first year on the Security Council can be seen as evidence that it is not actually ill-equipped and that it is acting in a way that achieves the purposes of the UN Charter. Australia, at the United Nations Security Council, has demonstrated its commitments to strengthening respect for international law to ensure the absence of conflict and the maintenance of peace. This is evident from his continued support for the International... middle of paper ... and legislation to implement the sanctions policies of the United Nations Security Council. It also strengthened the UN's capacity to control terrorism by all means, in accordance with the Charter. The Australian Government has identified key elements to combat international terrorism. She called for multilateral and regional engagement in which issues related to maintaining security are addressed. It was noted, however, that Australia has a small weakness in its current position in the Security Council in that it has been used as a puppet by some. member country, particularly in security decision-making. Compared to the other roles he has played on the Security Council, this is only a small gap that should be filled. From the illustrations above, it is evident that Australia has all the capabilities necessary to achieve the objectives of the UN Security Council, in accordance with the Charter..