Grynspan stays ahead in sixth UN Secretary General vote, but two veto powers say no
The UN Security Council held a sixth vote on Friday to choose the next Secretary General , with Costa Rica’s Rebeca Grynspan still narrowly leading in the race. Ms Grynspan has remained the front-runner, securing the minimum nine encouraging votes in the latest round and five discouraging votes, including two red from permanent Security Council members. Argentina's Rafael Grossi secured eight…
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