African Nations Intensify Push for UN Security Council Reform
Leaders demand permanent seats and veto power to reflect Africa's global role and population.
- Malawi's President Chakwera and Sierra Leone's President Bio lead calls for reform.
- Africa seeks two permanent and two additional non-permanent seats on the council.
- Current structure seen as outdated, reflecting post-World War II power dynamics.
- UN Secretary-General Guterres supports Africa's increased representation.
- Debate continues over the scope and specifics of potential reforms.
Deutsche Welle 
