Trump Heads to U.N. for Speech, Meetings on Gaza, Iran and Ukraine
Trump is expected to press his case on Iran and Ukraine while signing a Greenland agreement and meeting several world leaders.
- On Tuesday, President Donald Trump addressed the United Nations General Assembly, defending his decision to launch a war against Iran and touting his foreign policy record during the 81st session.
- The conflict against Iran nears its seven-month mark, driving regional instability and economic strain. Trump has maintained an adversarial stance toward the international body, cutting the United Nations budget by 15% and eliminating more than 4,000 positions.
- Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and Greenland Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen joined Trump to sign an agreement expanding the U.S. military footprint in Greenland while confirming the territory remains under Danish sovereignty.
- Energy markets remain unsettled as Brent crude hovers around $100 per barrel, up from the $70 range before the war, with oil flows significantly below pre-war levels. The disruption weighs on Republican midterm prospects.
- Sideline meetings are scheduled with British Prime Minister Andy Burnham, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to discuss international security and economic cooperation on the week's margins.
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Trump at the UN: Iran, Greenland, NATO And Security Policy
President Trump’s September 22, 2026 address to the United Nations. Topics include Security Council resolution 2817, Iran, a U.S.-Denmark-Greenland security agreement, NATO spending goals, cartel designations, and migration. These are remarks and policy claims by the speaker, not independent proof of every outcome. The UN’s account of resolution 2817 records a large, record number of co-sponsors and a demand to stop actions interfering with mari…
Trump provides the UN with Iran threats, attacks on the Criminal Court, and "superintelligence" for violent reactions.
Trump provides the UN with Iran threats, attacks on the Criminal Court, and "superintelligence" for violent reactions.
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MandatoryDonald Trump’s Big UN Moment Gets Mixed Reactions From Delegates
Donald Trump’s latest United Nations appearance mixed sweeping foreign-policy claims with some awkward moments inside the General Assembly chamber. The president used the roughly 40-minute speech to project American power. Meanwhile, several delegates appeared disengaged, and representatives from Cuba and Iran left after Trump took aim at their governments. Reactions to Donald Trump’s address and […]
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