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作者：飞云 在 罕见奇谈 发贴, 来自 http://www.hjclub.org
華盛頓郵報今天報導，中國駐聯合國大使王光亞一挑戰聯合國祕書長安南所提的
年底前擴大安全理事會席次提案，使這一提案受到頓挫。王光亞未明講反對日本
進入安理會，但目前中國反日的情緒非常激烈。
華郵報導，王光亞表示，要就這項政治敏感議題達成共識，需要更多的時間。
他也堅持，擴大安理會席次應獲聯合國大會一百九十一個會員國的一致通過，這
一標准意味著衹要有任何一國反對，想要成為安理會新成員的國家就會失去机會
。
華郵報導，安南日前提議安理會由十五席擴大為二十四席﹔他并建議聯合國會
員國，於九月舉行高峰會之前，就擴大安理會一事完成協商。他表示，雖然這項
重要決定最好能夠采共識決，但不能讓無法取得一致支持作為延後行動的藉口。
華郵報導，外交界人士指出，王光亞雖然堅稱衹要安理會新成員多數來自第三
世界，中國就同擴大安理會，但他的程序性要求可能會使擴大安理會的動力頓挫
。
華郵引述一名安理會成員國大使的話說：「可以下結論說，擴大安理會的案子
已經死掉，這很清楚的是執行了死刑。」這名大使要求匿名，以免得罪中國。
華郵報導，王光亞沒有公幵表示反對日本成為安理會新成員，但是目前南韓和
中國反對日本成為安理會會員的情緒都正高漲。上末中國深圳和成都反對日本取
得安理會常任理事國席次的抗議群眾砸毀了日本的商家。
China Fights Enlarging Security Council
By Colum Lynch
Washington Post Staff Writer
Tuesday, April 5, 2005; Page A15
UNITED NATIONS, April 4 -- China's U.N. ambassador on Monday challenged
Secretary General Kofi Annan's proposal to enlarge the Security Council
to 24 members by year's end, dealing a setback to the second major effort
in a decade to expand the powerful 15-nation body.
China's top U.N. envoy, Wang Guangya, said more time is needed to reach
agreement on the politically sensitive issue. Wang also insisted it is
"essential" that an agreement on enlarging the council be reached by a
unanimous vote in the 191-member General Assembly, a standard that would
permit a single U.N. member to undercut any rival's candidacy.
In his March 20 report proposing changes at the United Nations, Annan
urged the members to finish negotiations on expanding the council before
a U.N. summit in September. He said that although it would be "very preferable
to take this vital decision by consensus," failure to obtain unanimous
support for the initiative "must not become an excuse for postponing action."
While Wang insisted that China favors an expanded council, as long as
most of the new members come from the Third World, his procedural demands
threaten to stall momentum for broader council membership, diplomats said.
"I think you can conclude that [the proposal] is dead," a Security Council
ambassador said, speaking on the condition of anonymity because he did
not want to offend China. "This is clearly an execution."
Wang stopped short of publicly opposing Japan's candidacy for the council.
But his remark came as opposition to Tokyo's prospects was mounting in
South Korea and China, where demonstrators vandalized Japanese businesses
in the southern and southwestern cities of Shenzhen and Chengdu over the
weekend to protest its bid for a permanent seat.
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