"Entry into permanent residence" conditions are strict
It is understood that this is the eighth time India has been elected as a non-permanent member of the UN Security Council since its founding. In recent years, India has often claimed in the international community that it has achieved major achievements in various fields and has entered the ranks of world powers, so it is fully qualified to join the Security Council as a permanent member. "Becoming permanent" has always been a dream of India. Over the years, many applications for "registration" have been rejected. From India's point of view, once it is "in the permanent membership", in addition to enhancing its international status, the most important thing is to have the "one-vote veto". However, the conditions for "entry into the permanent membership" are very stringent. In addition to the approval of two-thirds of the member states of the United Nations, the approval of the current five permanent members is also required. At present, India cannot meet these two conditions.
India-US-Russia relations are heating up
It is worth mentioning that at present, India-US-Russia relations are in a state of continuous warming. The United States and Russia are vying to win over India, trying to obtain large arms orders from India, so India's international status has risen.
When India proposed to "enter the permanent membership", the United States and Russia both voted in favor. Britain and France also voted in favor of the situation. At this time, the five permanent members have cast four votes. Global eyes are turning to China. However, I have thought that this last level is of course not that simple, and India’s "permanent dream" is once again broken. Why does
want to "enter regular"?
The United Nations was led by the United States after World War II, and the five major allies during World War II became the current permanent members. The United Nations has made major achievements in promoting the peaceful development of the world and improving the living standards of mankind. At present, the United Nations has 193 member states, and many countries are actively seeking to become permanent members. In addition to the most important "one-vote veto", there is also the legalization of nuclear weapons.
Currently, only the five permanent countries in the world can legally possess nuclear weapons, which means that some countries secretly develop nuclear weapons are illegal, and India is one of them.
As we all know, the success rate of India's permanent membership is minimal. However, India, as one of the major powers that cannot be ignored in the Asia-Pacific region, has the obligation to perform its duties as a major power. It is hoped that India can find its own position and contribute its own strength to world peace and development. Although there is no "one-vote veto", India can still participate in the United Nations vote on international affairs, which is also a great thing for India to be proud of.
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