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China, Pakistan Try To Derail India, G4 Nations' UN Security Council Bid
The lack of adequate geographic representation in the UNSC is responsible for its failures, and giving Africa permanent membership will be essential to make the top UN body effective, R. Ravindra, charge d'affaires of India's UN mission has said.
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Right In Demanding "Major Course Correction" Of Top UN Body: India
India is right in demanding a "major course correction" of the UN Security Council when the world's largest democracy is kept out of the global decision making, the country's UN envoy has said.
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Need For UN Security Council Reform Cannot Be Denied Forever: S Jaishankar
The need to reform the UN Security Council cannot be denied forever, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has said even as he noted that India never believed that this will be an easy process.
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Reforming UN Security Council On Agenda For "Far Too Long": General Assembly Chief
President of the 76th session of the UN General Assembly Abdulla Shahid has said that the long-pending reform of the Security Council is a membership-driven issue and he will soon appoint facilitators for the negotiating process.
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UN Security Council Reform Talks Being "Held Hostage" By Some Nations: India
The intergovernmental negotiations on Security Council reform are being "held hostage" and used as a "convenient smokescreen" by countries that do not wish to see any changes in the most powerful UN organ, India has said, demanding tangible action to achieve the long-delayed reforms.
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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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"10 Years Of Debate, No Result": India, G4 On UN Security Council Reform
India along with the other G-4 nations today strongly criticised the "very frustrating" developments in the UN Security Council reform process this year, expressing their displeasure and disappointment at the lack of transparency in negotiations, even as the General Assembly President expressed satisfaction over movement made in reforming the most ...
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Reform UN Security Council, Save It From Its Diminishing Relevance: India
India has said that the UN Security Council needs to be reformed without delay or else it will be left to nurse its self-inflicted wounds of "diminishing relevance" in a world awash with challenges like armed conflicts, terrorism, refugee crises and climate change.
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US Reiterates Support For India's Permanent Role In UN Security Council
The Trump administration has reiterated its support for India's bid for a permanent seat on a reformed UN Security Council, a senior US official said, emphasizing that the two "global partners" share a commitment to work together on global challenges like de-nuclearisation of the Korean peninsula.
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BRICS Shouldn't Be Divided On UN Security Council Reform: Sushma Swaraj
The members of the BRICS grouping should speak with a stronger voice and not be divided among themselves on the critical issue of achieving the long-pending UN Security Council reform, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj has said.
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India Opposes 'Repackaging' Of Discarded Options For UN Security Council Reforms
India has opposed introducing new categories for consideration in inter-governmental negotiations on expansion of the UNSC, saying it is "unacceptable" that "discarded" options on increasing the UN body's membership are being repackaged as new offerings.
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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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Global Governance Structures Need to be More Representative: India at UN
Describing the UN Security Council as the most grotesque example of global power oligopoly, India has said developing nations have a "marginal say" in unfavourable international regimes, and called for reforms for a more representative and participatory global governance structures.
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China, Pakistan Try To Derail India, G4 Nations' UN Security Council Bid
The lack of adequate geographic representation in the UNSC is responsible for its failures, and giving Africa permanent membership will be essential to make the top UN body effective, R. Ravindra, charge d'affaires of India's UN mission has said.
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Right In Demanding "Major Course Correction" Of Top UN Body: India
India is right in demanding a "major course correction" of the UN Security Council when the world's largest democracy is kept out of the global decision making, the country's UN envoy has said.
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Need For UN Security Council Reform Cannot Be Denied Forever: S Jaishankar
The need to reform the UN Security Council cannot be denied forever, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has said even as he noted that India never believed that this will be an easy process.
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Reforming UN Security Council On Agenda For "Far Too Long": General Assembly Chief
President of the 76th session of the UN General Assembly Abdulla Shahid has said that the long-pending reform of the Security Council is a membership-driven issue and he will soon appoint facilitators for the negotiating process.
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UN Security Council Reform Talks Being "Held Hostage" By Some Nations: India
The intergovernmental negotiations on Security Council reform are being "held hostage" and used as a "convenient smokescreen" by countries that do not wish to see any changes in the most powerful UN organ, India has said, demanding tangible action to achieve the long-delayed reforms.
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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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"10 Years Of Debate, No Result": India, G4 On UN Security Council Reform
India along with the other G-4 nations today strongly criticised the "very frustrating" developments in the UN Security Council reform process this year, expressing their displeasure and disappointment at the lack of transparency in negotiations, even as the General Assembly President expressed satisfaction over movement made in reforming the most ...
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Reform UN Security Council, Save It From Its Diminishing Relevance: India
India has said that the UN Security Council needs to be reformed without delay or else it will be left to nurse its self-inflicted wounds of "diminishing relevance" in a world awash with challenges like armed conflicts, terrorism, refugee crises and climate change.
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US Reiterates Support For India's Permanent Role In UN Security Council
The Trump administration has reiterated its support for India's bid for a permanent seat on a reformed UN Security Council, a senior US official said, emphasizing that the two "global partners" share a commitment to work together on global challenges like de-nuclearisation of the Korean peninsula.
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BRICS Shouldn't Be Divided On UN Security Council Reform: Sushma Swaraj
The members of the BRICS grouping should speak with a stronger voice and not be divided among themselves on the critical issue of achieving the long-pending UN Security Council reform, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj has said.
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India Opposes 'Repackaging' Of Discarded Options For UN Security Council Reforms
India has opposed introducing new categories for consideration in inter-governmental negotiations on expansion of the UNSC, saying it is "unacceptable" that "discarded" options on increasing the UN body's membership are being repackaged as new offerings.
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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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Global Governance Structures Need to be More Representative: India at UN
Describing the UN Security Council as the most grotesque example of global power oligopoly, India has said developing nations have a "marginal say" in unfavourable international regimes, and called for reforms for a more representative and participatory global governance structures.
