António Guterres: Superpowers Can't Always Get What They Want
Guterres said major powers are eroding respect for international law, deepening crises that drive food, fuel and inflation shocks worldwide.
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The involvement of "superpowers" and key members of the UN Security Council in wars created a crisis, he noted
️ℹ️ We are faced with a profound geopolitical rift that is paralyzing the work of the Security Council,
️The superpowers themselves are participating in wars, in some cases violating international law.️This creates a climate of impunity in which mid-sized powers believe they can do whatever they want without consequences.️And the number of wars is...
The inability to end wars in Ukraine and the Middle East questions the United Nations, threatened by Trump’s financial drowning
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The UN Secretary-General announced: "We are facing a deep geopolitical divide that has paralyzed the Security Council."
António Guterres: Superpowers can't always get what they want
Superpowers may have unmatched military and economic might, but that doesn’t mean they can always get what they want. UN Secretary-General António Guterres points to Russia’s prolonged war in Ukraine and the ongoing US conflict with Iran as examples of how even the strongest countries can struggle to translate strength into results.In an upcoming conversation on GZERO World, Guterres tells Ian Bremmer that recognizing those limits should push ma…
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