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G4 nations demand UN Security Council reform to add six new permanent seats, citing global equity and urgency.
The G4 nations—India, Brazil, Germany, and Japan—urged urgent UN Security Council reform, warning delays could worsen global conflicts and undermine the UN’s credibility.
At the Inter-Governmental Negotiations, they presented a model expanding the Council to 25 or 26 members with six new permanent seats—two for Africa, two for Asia-Pacific, one for Latin America, and one for Western Europe—aimed at reflecting current geopolitical realities and correcting historical inequities.
They rejected proposals to allocate seats by religion, criticized obstruction by the Uniting for Consensus bloc, and called for a text-based negotiation process with clear milestones to advance reform.
Las naciones del G4 exigen la reforma del Consejo de Seguridad de la ONU para agregar seis nuevos asientos permanentes, citando la equidad global y la urgencia.