PM Modi Critiques the Role of International Organizations
In a recent interview with US-based podcaster Lex Fridman, Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed concerns regarding the effectiveness of international organizations, particularly the United Nations. He stated, “Today, I see so many kinds of conflicts happening. Physical battles often get discussed. Struggles are happening in every domain. International organizations that were once powerful have become almost irrelevant.”
Call for Reform and Adaptation
During the nearly three-hour conversation, PM Modi emphasized the need for reform within institutions like the UN. He remarked, “No real reforms are happening. Institutions like the UN are failing to fulfil their roles. People who disregard international laws and rules continue to act freely, and no one can stop them.” He argued that these organizations have failed to evolve with changing global dynamics.
The World as a ‘Small Village’
PM Modi pointed out, “The world has become one small village today. No country can thrive in isolation.” He highlighted the interconnectedness of nations and the importance of synchronizing efforts to address global challenges. The Prime Minister noted that the UN was established after World War I but has not adapted to modern realities, leading to debates about its relevance.
Geopolitical Tensions and Uncertainty
Addressing rising geopolitical tensions, PM Modi mentioned ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East. He reflected on how the COVID-19 pandemic exposed the limitations of nations, suggesting that instead of fostering unity, the world has become more fragmented, resulting in increased uncertainty and conflicts.
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