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China calls for more Global South voices to be heard at United Nations

Published : Thursday, 18 June, 2026 at 12:00 AM  Count : 7
BEIJING, June 17 : Emerging markets suffer from inadequate representation at the United Nations, its authority increasingly challenged by escalating political and economic disputes worldwide, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Wednesday.

The comments, featuring brief mention of the Middle East and Ukraine conflicts but few details, came in a rare press briefing in Beijing for the issue of a white paper outlining ways to make global governance more just and equitable. 

"Countries, whether large or small, strong or weak, developed or developing, are equal members of the international community," Wang said, calling for more voices to be heard from the Global South. New challenges in quick succession bring intertwining global crises, Wang said, adding, "The ship of civilisation has entered dangerous waters with hidden reefs and violent storms."�"REUTERS



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