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UN System Paralyzed, Calls for Reform Grow Louder Than Ever
The UN General Assembly concluded with intensified demands for Security Council reform, as leaders and experts describe the organization as ineffective due to its outdated structure. Critics argue that the five permanent members holding veto power no longer reflect current geopolitical realities, citing failures in addressing conflicts in Syria and Gaza. Turkish President Erdogan, Finnish President Stubb, Dutch Prime Minister Jetten, and French President Macron advocated for expanding the council to include nations from Africa, Asia, and Latin America. Geopolitical analysts Alex Krijger and Nico Schrijver emphasized that maintaining the 1945 power balance is unjust and dangerous, urging Europe to engage more equitably with the Global South despite resistance from existing permanent members.
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