The G4 group says the current structure, built 80 years ago, is broken. It can’t handle today’s crises, lacks legitimacy, and ignores entire regions like Africa and Asia. Their demand? Expand both permanent and non-permanent seats; and fast. What’s interesting? They’re not waiting for consensus. They’re ready to bypass slow talks and go straight to text-based negotiations. If they succeed, it could reshape global power; and finally give countries like India the voice they’ve been demanding for decades. This isn’t just diplomacy. It’s a power play for the 21st century.