According to CoinMeta, the United Nations held a vote on November 3 local time to elect five judges for the International Court of Justice, with a term of nine years starting from February 6, 2027. British candidate Dabo Akande, French candidate François Arabuluna, Jordanian candidate Mahmoud Hamoud, and Singaporean candidate Chen Huijing were elected in the first round of voting. For the remaining seat, after multiple rounds of voting, Kenyan candidate Phoebe Okowa finally obtained the absolute majority of votes required by both the United Nations General Assembly and the Security Council, thus being re-elected successfully.