Antonio Guterres urged for changes to “inappropriate, outdated, and ineffective international financial structures” in his speech to the General Assembly.
According to Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, the globe is becoming more unstable due to rising geopolitical tensions. As a result, it appears unlikely that we can cooperatively address our rising problems. These statements were made by him last Tuesday at the opening comments of the 78th session of the UN General Assembly.
The global system, according to the UN Secretary-General, has adopted a “backward position” at a time when robust, cutting-edge institutions are more important than ever.
According to Antonio Guterres, “If institutions do not represent the world as they should, we cannot effectively solve our problems.” Institutions exacerbate issues rather than resolving them. The growing economic and military disparities, as well as the differences between East and West and North and South, were also mentioned by the UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.
The largest divide in the history of the world’s financial, economic, and trade institutions, according to Antonio Guterres, is on the horizon. Open and free internet systems are at risk due to disagreements over technology, and security structures may become unstable as a result.
In addition to proposing a $50 trillion annual rescue package for the most indebted nations, the UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called for considerable adjustments to “ineffective, outdated, and inappropriate international financial structures.”
Antonio Guterres, the secretary-general of the UN, spoke to the General Assembly.
To address the global catastrophe, Guterres called for a climate compromise. According to this compromise, affluent nations would give developing economies financial and technological support while the nations with the largest carbon emissions will take additional steps to cut their emissions. He said that while Africa has 60% of the world’s solar energy capability, it only receives 2% of investments in renewable energy.
Zelensky: Satan can’t be trusted
Volodymyr Zelensky, the president of Ukraine, said in response to Russia’s invasion, “Evil will never rule the world.” He demanded a halt to Moscow’s attempts to “push the world into a final war” in an emotive statement delivered during the General Assembly session.
Zelensky emphasised in his address that Russia has turned into a global threat. He charged that Russia turned everything, including food and electricity, into a weapon.
Zelensky emphasised that while Russia is inciting a world war, Ukraine is doing everything in its power to make sure that no other nation would dare to invade following a Russian invasion. Additionally, he said that Russia is not entitled to possess nuclear weapons.
Support Ukraine, says Biden
President of the United States Joe Biden urged global support for Ukraine in its fight against Russian aggression. During his speech to the General Assembly, he made this request.
Biden declared that the US and its allies would support Ukraine in its struggle for independence. He claimed that only Russia has the ability to swiftly put an end to this war and that Russia alone bears entire responsibility for it.
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