Erdoğan calls for ending UN Security Council veto and permanent seats

Where Left and Right agree, and where they split

Where Left and Right agree

Both frames agree the Security Council still reflects a post-WWII structure, and treat Erdoğan's proposal as a genuine reordering of who holds binding power, not a cosmetic tweak.

Where Left and Right split

Whether the veto is an illegitimate hierarchy that entrenches unaccountable permanent power, or a necessary brake that keeps vital security decisions out of a shifting majority's hands.

Why they won’t converge

The divide is one of values: whether legitimacy comes from equal, accountable representation or from guaranteeing that major powers can never be outvoted on their vital interests, a disagreement no procedural fix resolves.