Guterres secured humanitarian agreements but leaves deep distrust in Ukraine. The candidates to replace him face scrutiny over their own approaches to Moscow.
António Guterres is approaching the end of his ten-year term as UN Secretary-General, with low public confidence in Ukraine, a fierce dispute with Israel and a Security Council that remains vulnerable to obstruction by the governments that should be held accountable.
Antonio Guterres is nearing the end of a decade as UN secretary-general, with little public confidence when it comes to Ukraine, a bitter dispute with Israel and a Security Council that remains vulnerable to being blocked by the governments he is supposed to hold accountable.