The U.N. General Assembly on Tuesday adopted a resolution to seek accountability from veto-wielding members in the U.N. Security Council after Russia exercised the right to block a motion against its invasion of Ukraine.According to Liechtenstein, which initiated the resolution, over 80 countries signed on as co-sponsors including three of the five permanent members of the Security Council -- Britain, France and the United States -- as well as Japan and Germany.The other permanent member is China. All five are nuclear-weapons states.The resolution was adopted by consensus, without voting.Th…READ FULL ARTICLE