India rejects proposal to expand only non-permanent UN Security Council seats, calls reform 'bordering on failure'

India has said that expanding only the non-permanent category of the UN Security Council would amount to a failed reform ...

India slams UN reform draft on Security Council expansion, calls for negotiations

India cautioned that reform of the UNSC will border on “failure” if only its non-permanent category of membership is expanded ...
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India Calls For More Permanent Seats On UN Security Council

NEW YORK- India has opposed proposals to expand the United Nations Security Council by adding only temporary members, saying ...

India slams UN reform draft on Security Council expansion, pushes for text-based negotiation

India has accused the UN’s reform co-chairs of weakening the overwhelming global consensus on expanding the Security ...

India Slams Draft On UN Body Expansion, Calls For Negotiation Clarity

India's most concrete demand was a call for the co-chairs to move the process to formal text-based negotiations, with clearly ...
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Malaysia, Japan call for UN Security Council reform

Prime ministers of both countries also back each other’s future bids to serve as non-permanent Security Council members.
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India Says Limiting UNSC Reform To Non-Permanent Seats Would Amount To 'Failure'

At UN negotiations, India urges expansion of permanent membership, saying meaningful Security Council reform requires changes ...

Baerbock says UN reform overdue but world body remains indispensable

UN General Assembly President Annalena Baerbock called for bold reforms of the United Nations, saying the world body remains ...

India Warns UNSC Reform Will ‘Border on Failure’ Without Permanent Seat Expansion

Ambassador Harish Parvathaneni criticised the ‘Elements Paper’, saying it misrepresents broad support among member states for ...

India warns UNSC reform would border on 'failure' if only non-permanent seats are expanded

India has cautioned that UN Security Council reform would amount to a "failure" if it is limited to expanding only the non-permanent category of membership. Add ...