Pak Wins Unsc Seat
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India Ready To Let Go Of Veto Initially For UN Security Council Seat
To win permanent membership of the UN Security Council, India has offered to forgo veto power initially as a bargaining chip to get the reform process moving. "The issue of veto is important, but we should not allow it to have a veto over the process of Council reform itself," India's Permanent Representative at the UN, Syed Akbaruddin, said on Tue...
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India congratulates Pakistan on winning UNSC seat
India today congratulated Pakistan on winning a non-permanent seat in the UN Security Council, saying it looks forward to working with its neighbor on a range of global issues.
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Pakistan gets seat on United Nations Security Council as non-permanent member
A Pakistani diplomat getting a hug from his Indian counterpart - a rare sight given that the two South Asian nuclear rivals have been at war four times. But an uncharacteristic bonhomie was on display on Friday when Pakistan won a seat on the United Nations Security Council as a non-permanent member.
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India Ready To Let Go Of Veto Initially For UN Security Council Seat
To win permanent membership of the UN Security Council, India has offered to forgo veto power initially as a bargaining chip to get the reform process moving. "The issue of veto is important, but we should not allow it to have a veto over the process of Council reform itself," India's Permanent Representative at the UN, Syed Akbaruddin, said on Tue...
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India congratulates Pakistan on winning UNSC seat
India today congratulated Pakistan on winning a non-permanent seat in the UN Security Council, saying it looks forward to working with its neighbor on a range of global issues.
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Pakistan gets seat on United Nations Security Council as non-permanent member
A Pakistani diplomat getting a hug from his Indian counterpart - a rare sight given that the two South Asian nuclear rivals have been at war four times. But an uncharacteristic bonhomie was on display on Friday when Pakistan won a seat on the United Nations Security Council as a non-permanent member.
