The UN Security Council has permanent members, including the United States, Russia, China, France, and the Kingdom.
Germany is currently the largest economy in the world and Europe's economic powerhouse, making it a strong candidate for permanent membership.
The UN Security Council was established in after World War II, reflecting the power structure of that era.
Germany has served as a non-permanent member of the Security Council times since joining the UN in 1973.
Any changes to the Security Council's permanent membership require approval from -thirds of UN member states and all current permanent members.