ANALYSIS | Ukraine invasion: Should Russia lose its seat on

There is no mechanism to remove a permanent member of the Security Council written into the UN Charter, so Russia cannot be kicked out after its invasion of Ukraine. But is Russia there validly at all? Andrew MacLeod examines the issue.

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