NEW YORK – The authority and effectiveness of the United Nations will be gravely compromised if it fails to adopt the new Iraq resolution proposed by the United States, Britain and Spain, Japan said Wednesday.
Ambassador Koichi Haraguchi laid out Japan’s position on the second day of an open debate at the U.N. Security Council, with 55 countries that are not members of the council and international organizations expressing their views on the Iraqi situation.
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