Turkey Joins India in Pushing for UN Security Council Membership Reforms

Turkey has voiced support for reforming the UN Security Council, aligning with India's longstanding position on the matter. The UNSC was established in 1945 following World War II and has maintained the same five permanent members ever since. These five nations — often called the P5 — each hold veto power, granting them outsized influence over global decisions. Critics argue this structure no longer reflects the current geopolitical realities of the world. Turkey's statement underscores growing international momentum for a more representative and inclusive Security Council.
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