Editing Aiden Adams (section)

=United Nations Service=

Adams' post-American political career has been distinguished by significant involvement in international diplomacy. From March 21, 2024, to July 2024, he served as [[President of Israel]] and held the position of [[Prime Minister of New Zealand]] from July 2024 onwards. Additionally, Adams served as a Member of Parliament (MP) for Wellington, New Zealand.

In the United Nations, Adams' leadership was particularly prominent. He served as [[President of the United Nations General Assembly]] and chaired three sessions during his tenure. Following this, Adams assumed the role of [[President of the United Nations Security Council]], first from October 30, 2024, to December 25, 2024, and continues to hold this position to the present day. His leadership was crucial in navigating major international crises, including the Bloxburg New Zealand Crisis.

==Controversial Decisions==

One of Adams' most controversial actions occurred in January 2025, when he withdrew New Zealand's support for the Birmingham Accords, a move that ended the merger between Bloxburg New Zealand and New Zealand Bloxburg. This decision was met with mixed reactions, both domestically and internationally.

On January 20th 2024, he attempted his second coup of BRUS at the time called BPRP. He declared independence and formed his own group called the United States of Bloxburg (USB) although he would later disband this in October of 2024 after a lack of population growth and poor management.

==Legacy and Later Work==

Although Adams’ political career has been marked by rapid ascension, his legacy includes his diplomatic contributions on the global stage. His time in the United States Senate and his leadership roles in New Zealand and Israel have cemented his place as a significant figure in both American and international politics.