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Gorbachev for creation of a global govt to resolve cirisis
FULTON. Missouri. May 7: Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev called here Wednesday for the creation of a global government, which would adopt "a world perspective' when resolving international problems, reports AFT'.
After receiving an honorary doctorate from Westminster College In Fulton. Gorbachev spoke from the same podium where In March 1946, Winston Churchill gave his historic " Iron Curtain" address, which marked the beginning of the cold war.
Now retired from public office, as was Churchill 46 years ago. Gorbachev said the world was facing globa) problems which should be dealt with on a global level— terrorism, crime, drugs alcoholism, the environment and hunger.
Ongoing events such as regional conflicts and new rise In nationalism also threaten emerging peace. Gorbachev said.
World leaders must therefore "adopt a world perspective and seek solutions generally applicable,' he said
There must be an adequate
response to global challenges and changes. We must seek means of collective action by the world community.'
The United Nations could take on the role of a world government, said the former Soviet leader, who proposed that Germany and Japan be admitted to the Security Council as permanent member*.
Only an attitude of "victor and vanquished" could explain their continued absence from the Security Council, he said.
Gorbachev urged- that Article 53 of the United Nations charter, which define* "Hostile nations' In a reference to the Second World War. be immediately scrapped.
Aside from Germany and Japan. Gorbachev said that India. Italy, Indonesia, Canada. Poland. Brazil. Mexico and Egypt should be brought Into the Security Council as permanent members.
Today, democracy must prove thirt it can exist only as an antithesis of totallarlanlsm." he said, calling for a democratically organized world community" instead of one dominated by a singled superpower.
Gorbachev, who paved the way for the political and economic liberal nation of the
former communist bloc, is on a two week private trip to the United States, accompanied by his wife Raisa and daughter Irina.
They arrived In the* United Staten Monday and were enter talned for two days by Ronald and Nancy Reagan at their California ranch. The Gorbachev also are to meet with former President Jimmy Carter and members of the Kennedy latpily.
Gorbachev will deliver a speech before a joint *ession of Congress in Washington on May 13