Trump's Gaza 'Board of Peace' vs. Modi's UN Reform Push: A Diplomatic Divide

• US President Donald Trump proposes a 'Board of Peace' for immediate solutions in Gaza, focusing on stopping violence and increasing American influence.
• Indian PM Narendra Modi advocates for strengthening the United Nations and its reforms to prevent future conflicts, emphasizing global representation.
• Modi's talks with Brazilian President Lula da Silva highlight the need for UN Security Council reform to better represent the Global South.
• The G4 nations (India, Brazil, Germany, Japan) demand an expanded UNSC with new permanent and non-permanent seats, including two for Africa.
• The 'Uniting for Consensus' (UFC) group obstructs reforms, but India asserts that delaying the process contributes to the Security Council's failures.

Why It Matters: Trump seeks immediate, person-centric solutions, while Modi champions institutional reform for a more equitable global order.