Erdogan renews call to abolish UNSC veto, challenging world order

Turkish President Erdogan has renewed his call to abolish the veto power in the UN Security Council, a move that would require amending the UN Charter and the consent of the five permanent members. The proposal is largely symbolic and faces near-insurmountable procedural hurdles, but it signals Turkey's growing assertiveness in global governance and could galvanize other middle powers seeking reform.