For the first time, the process of selecting the next head of the United Nations is to be done publicly. Image: Candidate Helen Clark, the former Prime Minister of New Zealand and senior United Nations official, in New York (AAP)
For the first time, the process of selecting the next head of the United Nations is to be done publicly. Image: Candidate Helen Clark, the former Prime Minister of New Zealand and senior United Nations official, in New York (AAP)
The move marks a distinct change in the UN's 70-year history, which has previously always chosen its next candidate behind closed doors.
