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The U.N. Security Council now includes Portugal and Austria, defeating Germany for spots on the 15-member panel
There are 10 rotating seats on the 15-member Security Council, with the five permanent positions held by the U.S., U.K., France, China and Russia.
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The United Nations Security Council has undergone a shift in its composition with the addition of Portugal and Austria. This change comes as a result of a competition for the 10 rotating seats on the 15-member panel.
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