People in Know talks to an official, a diplomat, a journalist and a scholar for their insights about UN reforms.
Download Script UN reforms – always an issue involving many concerns: Wu: "The development problem should be listed as the first priority." Akram: "Every state should be eligible to seek membership of the Security Council."
And always involving real or tactical compromises. "The fact that they drop that demand is a kind of non-event." Williams: "None of the major issues have been rejected." How do we understand China's latest position paper on UN reforms? Why did China say no a four-nation plan on Security Council enlargement.
What are the difficulties in reforming the UN? And how would the UN proceed with what it calls a bold and feasible plan? People in Know talks to an official, a diplomat, a journalist and a scholar for their insights.
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Producer: Yu Jie 
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