傅聪重申：日本这样的国家根本没有资格要求入常

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes that Japan's refusal to reflect on its historical aggression disqualifies it from seeking a permanent seat on the UN Security Council [1] - The intergovernmental negotiations at the UN General Assembly on February 20 focused on the fair distribution of Security Council seats and increasing its membership [1] Group 2 - Ambassador Fu Cong highlighted three key points regarding Security Council reform: it should not become a "club" for major powers and wealthy nations, ensuring that reforms benefit a broader range of countries [2] - There is a need to enhance the representation and voice of developing countries, allowing more independent middle and small nations into the Security Council, particularly addressing historical injustices faced by Africa [2] - The reform should not be limited to the current global landscape but should be planned with a strategic and long-term perspective [2]