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India Shows Model On Behalf Of G4 Nations For Reformed UN Security Council
India has presented a detailed model on behalf of the G4 nations for Security Council reform that includes new permanent members elected democratically by the General Assembly and displays flexibility on the veto issue.
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India Slams Further Delay Over United Nations Security Council Reforms
As the UN General Assembly decided to roll over the Inter-Governmental Negotiations on Security Council reform to its next session, India has termed it as "yet another wasted opportunity" and said the process could well go on for another 75 years.
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UN Security Council Reform Talks Could Go On For Another 75 Years: India
India criticised the UN General Assembly's decision to roll over the Inter-Governmental Negotiations on UN Security Council reform to the next UNGA session, terming it a "wasted opportunity".
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Joe Biden Reiterates US Support For India's Entry In Top UN Body, Nuclear Group NSG
US President Joe Biden has reiterated America's support for India's permanent membership on a reformed United Nations Security Council and its entry into the Nuclear Suppliers Group during his first in-person bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Nar
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UN Security Council Must Be "More Representative": India Calls For Reform
In a strong clarion call for the reform of the UN Security Council, India on Friday said the UN''s top organ can deliver effective solutions only if it gives voice to the voiceless rather than "zealously guarding the status quo of the mighty".
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Inter-Governmental Negotiations Meant To Achieve UNSC Reform, Not Endless Debate: G4 Nations
The G4 nations of Brazil, Germany, Japan and India have asserted that the mandate of the United Nations'' Inter-Governmental Negotiations is to achieve the long-pending reforms of the UNSC and not endlessly debate it.
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"Not Written In Stone": Top Official Urges UN Security Council Reform
Describing the UN Security Council reform as "extremely important", outgoing President of the United Nations General Assembly Maria Fernanda Espinosa has said that the UN is not an organisation "written in stone" and its working methods must be revitalised and improved to make it a contemporary, 21st century body.
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India, Other G4 Nations Concerned Over Pace Of UN Security Council Reform
India and the G4 nations voiced concern over the lack of substantive progress in the long-pending Security Council reform, saying it is time to finally initiate text-based negotiations to safeguard the legitimacy and credibility of the powerful UN organ.
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UN Security Council Divorced From Reality, Represents A Bygone Era: India
India has hit out at the UN Security Council over its current structure and methods of work, saying the 15-membered powerful world body is "divorced from reality" and represents a bygone era warranting reform.
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India-Led Efforts Give Boost To UN Security Council Reforms In 2015
The long-pending UN Security Council (UNSC) reform process got a much-needed breakthrough after efforts led by India resulted in the adoption of text-based negotiations in 2015, a year that also saw the world body grappling with the emergence of terror group ISIS, climate change and refugee crisis.
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Global Campaign Needed To Back UN Security Council Expansion: India
With negotiations on expanding and reforming the UN Security Council (UNSC) entering a crucial phase next year, India's Permanent Representative Asoke Kumar Mukerji suggested Friday that an international campaign should be launched to mobilise support for it from the Indian diaspora, civil society organisations and businesses around the world.
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UN Security Council Reform Process to Move Ahead Early Next Year
Moving the long-pending UN Security Council (UNSC) reform process forward, the chair of the inter-governmental negotiations will convene a series of meetings beginning in February next year, a development that bodes well for India which has been demanding an early completion of the process.
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UN Security Council 'Helpless' on Enforcing Sanctions Against Terrorism: India
In a scathing criticism of the Security Council's role in fighting terrorism, India has said that the UN's primary body for international security was helpless in making countries enforce its own sanctions and resolutions against terrorists.
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Sushma Swaraj Pitches for Expansion of United Nations Security Council
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today advocated reforms to the United Nations Security Council and pointed out that neither India with nearly one-sixth of the world's population nor the largest continent Africa in terms of number of countries were on board.
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India Shows Model On Behalf Of G4 Nations For Reformed UN Security Council
India has presented a detailed model on behalf of the G4 nations for Security Council reform that includes new permanent members elected democratically by the General Assembly and displays flexibility on the veto issue.
-
India Slams Further Delay Over United Nations Security Council Reforms
As the UN General Assembly decided to roll over the Inter-Governmental Negotiations on Security Council reform to its next session, India has termed it as "yet another wasted opportunity" and said the process could well go on for another 75 years.
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UN Security Council Reform Talks Could Go On For Another 75 Years: India
India criticised the UN General Assembly's decision to roll over the Inter-Governmental Negotiations on UN Security Council reform to the next UNGA session, terming it a "wasted opportunity".
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Joe Biden Reiterates US Support For India's Entry In Top UN Body, Nuclear Group NSG
US President Joe Biden has reiterated America's support for India's permanent membership on a reformed United Nations Security Council and its entry into the Nuclear Suppliers Group during his first in-person bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Nar
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UN Security Council Must Be "More Representative": India Calls For Reform
In a strong clarion call for the reform of the UN Security Council, India on Friday said the UN''s top organ can deliver effective solutions only if it gives voice to the voiceless rather than "zealously guarding the status quo of the mighty".
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Inter-Governmental Negotiations Meant To Achieve UNSC Reform, Not Endless Debate: G4 Nations
The G4 nations of Brazil, Germany, Japan and India have asserted that the mandate of the United Nations'' Inter-Governmental Negotiations is to achieve the long-pending reforms of the UNSC and not endlessly debate it.
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"Not Written In Stone": Top Official Urges UN Security Council Reform
Describing the UN Security Council reform as "extremely important", outgoing President of the United Nations General Assembly Maria Fernanda Espinosa has said that the UN is not an organisation "written in stone" and its working methods must be revitalised and improved to make it a contemporary, 21st century body.
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India, Other G4 Nations Concerned Over Pace Of UN Security Council Reform
India and the G4 nations voiced concern over the lack of substantive progress in the long-pending Security Council reform, saying it is time to finally initiate text-based negotiations to safeguard the legitimacy and credibility of the powerful UN organ.
-
UN Security Council Divorced From Reality, Represents A Bygone Era: India
India has hit out at the UN Security Council over its current structure and methods of work, saying the 15-membered powerful world body is "divorced from reality" and represents a bygone era warranting reform.
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India-Led Efforts Give Boost To UN Security Council Reforms In 2015
The long-pending UN Security Council (UNSC) reform process got a much-needed breakthrough after efforts led by India resulted in the adoption of text-based negotiations in 2015, a year that also saw the world body grappling with the emergence of terror group ISIS, climate change and refugee crisis.
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Global Campaign Needed To Back UN Security Council Expansion: India
With negotiations on expanding and reforming the UN Security Council (UNSC) entering a crucial phase next year, India's Permanent Representative Asoke Kumar Mukerji suggested Friday that an international campaign should be launched to mobilise support for it from the Indian diaspora, civil society organisations and businesses around the world.
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UN Security Council Reform Process to Move Ahead Early Next Year
Moving the long-pending UN Security Council (UNSC) reform process forward, the chair of the inter-governmental negotiations will convene a series of meetings beginning in February next year, a development that bodes well for India which has been demanding an early completion of the process.
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UN Security Council 'Helpless' on Enforcing Sanctions Against Terrorism: India
In a scathing criticism of the Security Council's role in fighting terrorism, India has said that the UN's primary body for international security was helpless in making countries enforce its own sanctions and resolutions against terrorists.
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Sushma Swaraj Pitches for Expansion of United Nations Security Council
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj today advocated reforms to the United Nations Security Council and pointed out that neither India with nearly one-sixth of the world's population nor the largest continent Africa in terms of number of countries were on board.
