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Gaddafi angrily tore up the UN Charter and called it a “Terror Council”; 17 years later, Japan-backed Libya wants a seat on the UN Security Council

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Gaddafi angrily tore up the UN Charter and called it a “Terror Council”; 17 years later, Japan-backed Libya wants a seat on the UN Security Council
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In 2009, Muammar Gaddafi famously denounced the UN Security Council as a “Terror Council,” accusing its permanent members of using their veto power to exploit weaker nations. Seventeen years later, Libya is seeking a seat on the same council, with Japan now backing its bid for a non-permanent seat for the 2028–2029 term.




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