World AffairsThe New Indian Express•1 min read•10/28/2026 (2h ago)

India says new permanent UN Security Council members without veto will be ‘second-class’

India says new permanent UN Security Council members without veto will be ‘second-class’
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India says new permanent UN Security Council members without veto will be ‘second-class’ The New Indian Express New UNSC permanent members without veto would be 'second-class': India The Hindu 'Veto should be held by all permanent members': India at UN The Times of India India Calls for UNSC Reforms, Equal Veto Powers for All Members Deccan...

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  • India says new permanent UN Security Council members without veto will be ‘second-class’
  • India says new permanent UN Security Council members without veto will be ‘second-class’ The New Indian Express New UNSC permanent members without veto would be 'second-class': India The Hindu 'Veto should be held by all permanent members': India at UN The Times of India India Calls for UNSC Reforms, Equal Veto Powers for All Members Deccan Chronicle Inducting new permanent members in UNSC without veto powers would perpetuate existing inequalities: India The Economic Times
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India says new permanent UN Security Council members without veto will be ‘second-class’ The New Indian Express New UNSC permanent members without veto would be 'second-class': India The Hindu 'Veto should be held by all permanent members': India at UN The Times of India India Calls for UNSC Reforms, Equal Veto Powers for All Members Deccan Chronicle Inducting new permanent members in UNSC without veto powers would perpetuate existing inequalities: India The Economic Times

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