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Why has Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan raised the pertinent question of limiting the UN Security Council permanent members to a total of five only?  This should be changed, as he appears to think now. He did not pause to insist on such a limited approach.  It inspires no trust at all. He did not deem it a fitting approach in present-day's wholly different context.  His strongly worded, stirring speech indicated his outlook upon this particularly vital matter in these tempestuous days.  Distinctly critiquing the prevailing situation, he made it quite clear that there was basically no sense in persisting with a system that places pressure on bending before the five selected countries. More than 190 countries have been bearing this intense pressure unavoidably.   It is really not a fair system at this cutting-edge time. What is urgently required in this changing situation is that more than 190 countries are subject to the whims of just five countries. It is ...
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Who really felt instant pressure?


Very specifically an interesting situation was reportedly emerged with the recent visit of the US President Donald Trump's visit to the British PM's official residence in the United Kingdom. As was reported how had Nicola Hickling, a well-known lip-reader, revealed an awkward conversation between Trump and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer. She speaking on behalf of Covers, claimed that the time UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer welcomed President Trump to his official residence 'Chequers' remained relatively embarrassing. 

When Trump arrived at the PM's favoured rural home, PM Keir Starmer reportedly replied in usual terms to him, "Welcome, it's good to see you here again." Thereupon, the US President also said: “It’s nice to see you again.”

It was also reported when Starmer inquired about Trump's prior experience at Chequers, the president said that he had. Hickling at once claimed inability to grasp what Trump had said, to which Keir Starmer responded, "This is the first time… It aptly occurred seven days ago and has now passed. I hardly ever tell people that kind of thing. Starmer said, "Nonsense," to Trump's inaudible response. I made a mistake. 

According to Hickling, Starmer became a little agitated at this particular point of time and waved away the misunderstanding.The lipreader again said Trump, however, reacted with visible emphasis, turning towards the cameras and saying: “It’s a genuine mistake, my friend.” While posing for quick photos together, Trump thanked Starmer for the visit, saying: “It’s been great, thank you.” Does it possess also the fun bit? 

So polite! but this became a surprisingly, newfound sense of apparent vulnerability for them too. Recalling the past days rather than a bad incident, feels so much more exposing. They felt like they have got more to fall back on and things to hide behind there, whereas this is a distinct matter. It could be asked: Who really felt an

 instant pressure? 

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