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India Calls for Equal Veto Rights in UN Security Council Reform

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Hindustan TimesIndia Calls for Equal Veto Rights in UN Security Council Reform
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China, France, Russia, the UK and the US are the five permanent members of the 15-nation Security Council and enjoy veto powers.

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