UN reform just got a loud push in New Delhi as Brazil openly backed India and itself for permanent Security Council seats.
UN Security Council reform push
Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva demanded urgent reform of the United Nations.
He backed India and Brazil for permanent seats on the UNSC.
Lula cited the G4 with Germany and Japan as reform advocates.
He warned that a stagnant Council risks losing relevance.
India-Brazil strategic alignment
Narendra Modi hosted Lula at Hyderabad House in New Delhi.
Talks covered trade, defence, energy, agriculture, and technology.
Both leaders supported an inclusive and multipolar global order.
They pledged cooperation against terrorism on global platforms.
Trade and cooperation roadmap
Both sides aim...