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Monday, August 08, 2005

G4 bid to expand UN Council likely crippled by separate AU plan
David Shucosky at 9:55 AM ET

[JURIST] The so-called G-4 plan [JURIST news archive] for expansion of the UN Security Council [official website] now appears likely to fail as talks with the African Union to back the plan have broken down. Japan, Brazil, Germany and India along with the African Union had originally agreed to submit a single plan, but the African Union's efforts to agree on details [JURIST report] of its own plan failed late last week. Even if a plan could still be crafted that would win 2/3 support from the 191-member General Assembly, both the US and China have said they intend to block any such expansion [JURIST report] with their veto power as permanent members. Reuters has more.






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