India Questions Delay as UN Security Council Reform Talks Enter 18th Year
India urged text-based talks with clear timelines and a bigger role for the Global South as the reform process entered its 18th year.
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Times of IndiaIndia questions delay as UN Security Council reform talks enter 18th year
UN Security Council reform talks have stalled after seventeen rounds of discussions. India's envoy expressed disappointment over the lack of concrete progress and delays. The negotiations will continue into the next UN General Assembly session. India advocates for expanding both permanent and non-permanent UNSC membership categories. This reform is crucial for a more representative and effective United Nations.
At the United Nations, India has strongly objected to the delay in Security Council reform and warned against holding it hostage to the self-interest of a few countries. It also expressed deep concern over attacks on Indian citizens and merchant ships in West Asia and called for peace and security. What has India said? Find out...
India decries UNSC reform held hostage by small group
India decries UNSC reform held hostage by small group United Nations, July 28 (IANS) The General Assembly on Tuesday reenacted the annual ritual of passing on to its next session the Security Council reform negotiations, and India decried it being “held hostage by the narrow, divisive interests of a select few” countries. India’s Permanent Representative P Harish said sarcastically, “In Indian philosophy, it is said that a soul has to go through…
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