United States President Barack Obama has warned the world about the "cancer of violent extremism" in a speech to the United Nations General Assembly.
He is trying to build support against the Islamic State militants in Iraq and Syria and will later chair a special UN Security Council meeting on the issue.
Our correspondent at the UN Nick Harper says the speech touched on many topics.
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Our correspondent at the UN Nick Harper says the speech touched on many topics.
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OUT: "...against extremism."
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Our correspondent at the UN Nick Harper says he spent about half of his 35 minute speech talking about terrorism.
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Our correspondent at the UN Nick Harper says Russia was one of the President's main topics.
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