UNSC reform process cannot be held hostage by divisive interests of select few: India
“The 80th IGN session, like the previous sessions, has not been successful in forging any outcomes or initiatives that could pave the way for implementing real reforms. The cluster debates have largely been a reiteration of known positions of member states and groups,” UN Ambassador Parvathaneni Harish
· 7/29/2026, 2:17:09 AM· 2 min read
“The 80th IGN session, like the previous sessions, has not been successful in forging any outcomes or initiatives that could pave the way for implementing real reforms. The cluster debates have largely been a reiteration of known positions of member states and groups,” UN Ambassador Parvathaneni Harish
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