Pakistan, Jan. 23 -- Pakistan has intensified its call at the United Nations (UN) for strengthening international law and reforms the Security Council, warning that selective adherence to treaties and the rise of parallel diplomatic initiatives risk undermining the authority of the world body at a time of escalating global conflict.

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Speaking at the International Law Year in Review 2026 Conference on Thursday, Pakistan's Permanent Representative to the UN, Ambassador Asim Iftikhar Ahmad, said uneven application of international law and erosion of treaty obligations were weakening the foundations of collective security established after World War II. He stressed that the pr...