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Bolsonaro asked to submit his passports by police

TASMAC bans cash payments for liquor bills above Rs 1,000

Seats on UNSC without veto power would be 'second-class', says Indian official

A statement has been made that Security Council seats lacking veto authority would amount to a 'second-class' status within the United Nations body. The remarks address ongoing debates about reforming the UN Security Council and expanding its permanent membership. Critics of such reform argue that any new seats must carry equal privileges to be meaningful. The article reports on the position being articulated in the context of broader Council reform discussions. No further details about the speaker or timing are included in the source text provided.

Saudi Arabia’s reported $1 billion Houthi deal