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Pakistan Begins 2-Year Term At UN Security Council, To Oppose Reform Sought By India
Pakistan today replaced Japan for a seat at the world's topmost diplomatic body - the UN Security Council. Islamabad will occupy one of the two seats from the Asia-Pacific region for two years starting today.
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India Used Goa BRICS Summit To 'Outmanoeuvre' Pak: Chinese Media
India has "outmanoeuvred" Pakistan by effectively branding it as a "regional pariah" during Goa BRICS-BIMSTEC summit where the country presented itself as a "bright spot", strengthening its case for the NSG membership and a permanent seat in UNSC, state-run Chinese media said today.
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Pakistan Backs More African Seats In UN Security Council
Pakistan supports increase in the number of seats for Africa in the UN Security Council, Radio Pakistan reported on Wednesday.
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Maintaining Status Quo on Security Council Membership Not an Option: India
India's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Asoke Mukerji, has said that it is "untenable" that 137 developing nations are represented by only one permanent member in the UN Security Council (UNSC).
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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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China backs Pakistan for UN Security Council seat
China has backed Pakistan in its desire to gain a seat on the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), Xinhua reported. China attaches great importance to Pakistan's request for a seat on the UN Security Council, said Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Jiang Yu on Wednesday.
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Pakistan wary of US President Obama's India visit?
Pakistan on Friday stepped up pressure on the US not to grant any concessions during President Barack Obama's visit to India, saying any move that affects the strategic balance in South Asia would be counter-productive and not in the region's interest.The Pakistan government also made it clear that it was against Obama expressing any endorsement fo...
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Pakistan to bid for non-permanent UNSC seat
Pakistan will try for a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council next year and hopes to get India's support for its bid, the country's top diplomat to the world body has said. "Next year we're trying for a Security Council seat (from the Asian region) and I believe that the Indians have said that they will support us th...
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Pakistan Begins 2-Year Term At UN Security Council, To Oppose Reform Sought By India
Pakistan today replaced Japan for a seat at the world's topmost diplomatic body - the UN Security Council. Islamabad will occupy one of the two seats from the Asia-Pacific region for two years starting today.
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India Used Goa BRICS Summit To 'Outmanoeuvre' Pak: Chinese Media
India has "outmanoeuvred" Pakistan by effectively branding it as a "regional pariah" during Goa BRICS-BIMSTEC summit where the country presented itself as a "bright spot", strengthening its case for the NSG membership and a permanent seat in UNSC, state-run Chinese media said today.
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Pakistan Backs More African Seats In UN Security Council
Pakistan supports increase in the number of seats for Africa in the UN Security Council, Radio Pakistan reported on Wednesday.
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Maintaining Status Quo on Security Council Membership Not an Option: India
India's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Asoke Mukerji, has said that it is "untenable" that 137 developing nations are represented by only one permanent member in the UN Security Council (UNSC).
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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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China backs Pakistan for UN Security Council seat
China has backed Pakistan in its desire to gain a seat on the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), Xinhua reported. China attaches great importance to Pakistan's request for a seat on the UN Security Council, said Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Jiang Yu on Wednesday.
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Pakistan wary of US President Obama's India visit?
Pakistan on Friday stepped up pressure on the US not to grant any concessions during President Barack Obama's visit to India, saying any move that affects the strategic balance in South Asia would be counter-productive and not in the region's interest.The Pakistan government also made it clear that it was against Obama expressing any endorsement fo...
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Pakistan to bid for non-permanent UNSC seat
Pakistan will try for a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council next year and hopes to get India's support for its bid, the country's top diplomat to the world body has said. "Next year we're trying for a Security Council seat (from the Asian region) and I believe that the Indians have said that they will support us th...
