Despite multiple resolutions and initiatives undertaken by the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), its efforts to counter terrorism have achieved limited success. Discuss the reasons for this limited effectiveness.

UNSC is a brainchild of Day Hammurabi. UNSC is a specialized agency of United Nations, with aim to ensure security and peace in the region controlling of 5 permanent and 10 non-permanent members. Evidence for limited success in counter terrorism: (1) 9/11 attack - was condemned all over the world, but was only a starting point of Islamic fundamentalism. (2) Nation funding - of terror outfits (@) by Pakistan. (3) Use of new technology (@) social media for proselytizing and cryptocurrency for fund transfer. (4) Role of cross border Attacks (@) Paaragam Attack in India. Reason for ineffectiveness of UNSC: (1) Terror sponsors as members - elected as non-permanent members, influencing during resolutions. (2) Geopolitical arrows (@) Pakistan and Afghans as buffer state to curtain China. (3) Overuse of veto - by P5 members to defeat resolution (@) China favoring Pakistan for example seems. (4) Lack of reforms - in UNSC structure, as suggested by G4 and Kefi Annan. Thus, need is for reforms and promote representation African and Asian nations and other terror funding by organizations (@) FATF.

Continuation of Reason for ineffectiveness of UNSC: (1) Terror sponsors as members - elected as non-permanent members, influencing during resolutions. (2) Geopolitical arrows (@) Pakistan and Afghans as buffer state to curtain China. (3) Overuse of veto - by P5 members to defeat resolution (@) China favoring Pakistan for example seems. (4) Lack of reforms - in UNSC structure, as suggested by G4 and Kefi Annan. Thus, need is for reforms and promote representation African and Asian nations and other terror funding by organizations (@) FATF.