NEW YORK (AP) — It’s not polite, as a general rule, to visit your hosts and criticize the way they do things. And just look at the state of the world," said Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, India's foreign minister. “Where has the U.N. actually made a difference?”And from Amara Camara, the foreign minister of Guinea: “The best years of our shared organization may be behind us." Among them: inequitable representation on the U.N. Security Council, where Africa has a particular beef. For three decades, it has been calling for a permanent, veto-empowered seat on the Security Council, which has only five permanent members while other nations rotate.