Tuesday, September 20, 2016

World leaders arrive for UN General Debate

Dozens of world leaders are in New York for the start of the United Nations General Debate.

Dozens of world leaders are in New York for the start of the United Nations General Debate.
For the next week Presidents and Prime Ministers from most of the almost 200 UN member nations will address the General Assembly. 

US President Barack Obama makes his final UN speech on Tuesday, before convening a high-level meeting looking at solutions for the global refugee crisis.

Richard Gowan, Fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations says even with the UN-attention, the problem won't be solved.

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Richard Gowan, Fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations says there is unlikely to be much international buy-in.

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Richard Gowan, Fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations says this will be an important year for Ban Ki-moon and President Obama.

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