Observed arrival · 2026-09-30
Nations on Record maps what countries say—and how they vote
An independent archive connects UN General Assembly speeches with voting records and tools for comparing countries over time.
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- Researchers, journalists, and readers tracking UN politics
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- Its vote comparison shows results both by number of countries and by the share of the world’s population represented.
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The homepage presents country-reference counts alongside named examples, then links those counts to a network view and underlying sentences. Its principles say the same methods apply to members and observers, and that it will add context rather than hide speeches. The site also links to open data and an about-and-methodology page.
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