Iran FM Calls for UNSC Reform, Criticizes Unilateral Structure
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi strongly criticized the unilateral structure of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) during the BRICS Foreign Ministers Meeting in New Delhi. He asserted that reforming the UNSC is an obligation rather than a choice, arguing that the post-World War II international order fails to address 21st-century realities. Araghchi highlighted a deep global crisis of confidence, accusing certain international powers of misusing international law to impose unilateral sanctions and ignore national sovereignty. He called for a new global order grounded in justice, respect for sovereignty, human rights, and political diversity. Furthermore, he advocated for new financial mechanisms to prevent the economy from being used as a tool of pressure or economic terrorism. The Foreign Minister also condemned the UNSC for its silence regarding attacks by the USA and Israel on Iranian infrastructure and civilians. His remarks emphasize the need for multilateralism over unilateralism in global governance structures.
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