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India-Pakistan Tensions: Pakistan Asserts Right to Request UNSC Meeting
In a press briefing on Friday, Ahmad admitted the seriousness of the situation and said that Pakistan may call for a meeting of the UNSC to address the increasing threat to regional and international peace and security, which he asserted was a direct result of the current tensions in Jammu and Kashmir.
UNSC President Indicates Possibility of Meeting on India-Pakistan Tensions
Responding on Thursday as to whether it could be possible to have a meeting on addressing the matter in South Asia, Sekeris stated, "With plain logic, this is something which might probably happen."
UNSC Urges Global Cooperation to Bring Pahalgam Attackers and Supporters to Justice
In a Press Release of the 'terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir,' the 15-nation body expressed its unambivalent condemnation of April 22's terrorist assault that resulted in the deaths of at least 26 individuals and wounded several more.
India Poised for Seat on Reformed UNSC, Says UN Negotiations Chief
Addressing journalists on Thursday, AlBanai stated, "India is undoubtedly a significant player in the world. If the choice is made to enlarge the Security Council within that bracket, India will definitely be in the running."
UNSC Reform Essential for Political Solutions and Effective Peacekeeping to End Conflicts: India
India's UN Permanent Representative P. Harish informed the Security Council on Monday that "peacekeeping cannot be the only solution to conflicts."
India Criticizes Secrecy in UNSC Subsidiary Bodies Over Listing Bid Rejections
Addressing the Inter-Governmental Negotiations (IGN) Plenary – Cluster Debate on Working Methods on Thursday, India's Permanent Representative to the UN, Ambassador P. Harish, reaffirmed the need for reforms in the 15-member Security Council. He emphasized that reforms were required in several areas, ranging from making subsidiary bodies transparent to enforcing peacekeeping mandates effectively.
Pakistan Joins UN Security Council in 2025, Gains Virtual Veto on Terrorist Designations
Elected in June as a non-permanent member, it will replace Japan for a two-year term on one of the two seats for Asia Pacific countries in the Council.
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