Baerbock Urges UN Security Council Reform, Calls It 'Overdue'
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock has emphasized the urgency of reforming the United Nations Security Council, stating that it is 'absolutely overdue'. She advocates for a gradual approach, with 'small steps' towards a more representative body.
Baerbock envisions a Security Council that better reflects today's world, with more permanent seats for countries from Africa, Asia, and Latin America. However, she has not specified which countries should be admitted.
She acknowledges that a breakthrough in reform is unlikely during her presidency, but she remains committed to pushing for change. Baerbock suggests enhancing transparency and accountability by requiring explanations from permanent members after using their veto power.
Baerbock's call for United Nations Security Council reform underscores Germany's commitment to a more inclusive and transparent global governance. While significant changes may take time, her advocacy sets the stage for future progress.
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