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Any UNSC reforms must be equitable, fair: FO
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Sunday, 28 June 2009
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Staff Report ISLAMABAD: Any reforms in the United Nations Security Council should be equitable, fair and democratic, the Foreign Office said on Monday. “Pakistan’s position on the expansion of UNSC is anchored in principles and is not country-specific,” the Foreign Office spokesman said in response....

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