US EditionAt UN General Assembly, Biden asks world to stand by Ukraine
- During his speech at the UN General Assembly, President Joe Biden emphasized the need for the world to stand up to Russia's aggression and support Ukraine's fight for independence and territorial integrity. He blamed Moscow alone for the ongoing conflict and urged UN members to continue their support for Ukraine.
- The US president also called for global action to combat the climate crisis and highlighted the devastating impact of flooding in Libya. He emphasized the importance of reducing dependence on fossil fuels and climate-proofing the world. Biden also addressed the potential risks and benefits of artificial intelligence, urging responsible usage to ensure they are "tools of opportunity, not weapons of oppression."
- In addition to his UN address, Biden's three-day visit to New York included meetings with leaders from Israel, Brazil, and five Central Asian nations. The United States is preparing a new military aid package for Ukraine, and bipartisan support is expected for this assistance.
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Biden exhorts world leaders at U.N. to stand up to Russia; warns not to let Ukraine 'be carved up'
U.S. President Joe Biden made his case before the U.N. General Assembly on Tuesday that the world must remain united in defending Ukraine against Russian aggression, warning that no nation can be secure if “we allow Ukraine to be carved up" as he tries to rally support for Kyiv's effort…
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The US and allies stand firm behind Ukraine's backs said US President Joe Biden in a speech ahead of the UN General Assembly. Among other things, Biden also talked about reforming international organizations and helping developing countries.
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