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Bush favours UNSC seat for India

India, saying it has "arrived" as a strong democratic country in the world. He also wanted India and the US to work together to win the war on terror in Afghanistan to bring peace and stability in the region. "We must see the possibility of a seat for India in the United Nations Security Council," Bush said,...

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News Source: Daily News & Analysis | 28 days ago

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