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Keeping order in the General Assembly: The strange saga of how a Viking gavel was broken, then lost, then carved again

Keeping order in the General Assembly: The strange saga of how a Viking gavel was broken, then lost, then carved again

Sep 18, 2018, at 08:23 am

New York, Sept 18 (IBNS): If you’re a keen observer of the United Nations General Assembly, you may have noticed the body’s President wields a very unusual looking gavel. It is a gift from Iceland, and there’s a very interesting story behind it.