The G4—India, Brazil, Germany, and Japan—has renewed its push for UNSC reform, calling its structure outdated. Former diplomat Suresh Goel said India’s case for a permanent seat goes beyond national interests, citing its role as a major voice of the Global South.
The G4—India, Brazil, Germany, and Japan—has renewed its push for UNSC reform, calling its structure outdated. Former diplomat Suresh Goel said India’s case for a permanent seat goes beyond national interests, citing its role as a major voice of the Global South.
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The G4—India, Brazil, Germany, and Japan—has renewed its push for UNSC reform, calling its structure outdated. Former diplomat Suresh Goel said India’s case for a permanent seat goes beyond national interests, citing its role as a major voice of the Global South.
