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Donald Trump and Delcy Rodríguez met face-to-face in New York on the margins of the United Nations General Assembly, during a reception offered by the US President to other international leaders. The meeting has generated unrest in several circles by questioning the question of the legitimacy of the Venezuelan government. Inform our correspondent Daniella Zambrano.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian accused the United States of "terrorism" in his address to the UN General Assembly on Wednesday. Despite the aggressive tone of his intervention, the dialogue between Iranian officials and U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff was resumed outside the UN session.
The French President, Emmanuel Macron, took the floor on Tuesday, 22 September, before the United Nations General Assembly for the last time as head of State. He called for "not to give in" to "the spirit of defeat" and "the abuse of power" and for "to stand firm with the United Nations" in the face of the return of "the law of the jungle."
Donald Trump came to the United Nations General Assembly with a speech focused on his alleged diplomatic and military achievements, from the resolution of eight conflicts to actions against Iran and drug trafficking in Latin America. His statements, delivered a few weeks after the mid-term elections in the United States, rekindle the debate on Washington's role in the international order and the crisis of multilateralism. Did Trump address the international community or did he take advantage of the UN scenario to strengthen his political message to the US electorate?
Iran's President responds to Trump: "We have been the victims of terrorism" - 124; Venezuela's President, Delcy Rodríguez, promises free elections in his country, without setting a date
The President of Argentina addressed the UN General Assembly on 23 September with a speech marked by tensions over the Malvinas. Javier Milei recalled his Government's legal actions against the companies that exploit resources on the island, controlled by the United Kingdom, and warned that he will take "letters on the matter." Shortly before, Iran's president, Masoud Pezeshkian, went up to the podium where he denounced "the cowardly attacks" of the US. The United States and Israel against their country, warned that it will maintain the defence and reproach "the double standards" of the international bodies they punish and their
The first day of the 81st UN General Assembly in New York was marked by speeches about war, artificial intelligence and climate crisis. Discourses such as Trump, Macron and Lula showed a fracture in multilateralism. Sergio Castaño Riaño, international analyst, doctor in International Relations and coordinator of the degree in International Relations at the International University of La Rioja, addresses the issue in France 24.
The UN opened its 81st General Assembly in New York with the role of Trump, Lula and Macron. Trump proclaimed that the US is' the most powerful country in the world '; Lula denounced the democratic crisis in Venezuela and Cuba; and Macron called for greater international commitment to Palestine.
In the UN General Assembly, some leaders mentioned the crisis in Gaza, but citizens do not expect major changes. While the international community is debating without providing immediate solutions and criticizing the lack of action in the enclave without taking concrete action, the lack of water, food and medicine remains serious, while Israeli attacks do not stop despite the agreed ceasefire.
Chile announced its commitment to the Shield of the Americas, the regional coalition against organized crime promoted by Donald Trump. José Antonio Kast participated in a meeting that took place parallel to the UN General Assembly. From Santiago, our correspondent Alberto Peña tells us more details.
The rulers of the United States and Venezuela consumed their controversial alliance with a face-to-face meeting outside the UN General Assembly with several meanings, according to analysts.
Jake Horton, Ben Chu and Rupert Carey, from BBC Verify, examined the president's claims and contrasted them with the available data and evidence.
Less than two weeks after the presidential elections, Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva delivered a speech to the UN General Assembly marked by the election campaign. He denounced "hegemonic temptations" and external interference in Latin America, defended the Brazilian electoral system and warned that "democracy is again in check."
President Donald Trump addressed the UN General Assembly on Tuesday, 22 September, where he addressed a number of hot issues, such as Ukraine, Greenland and artificial intelligence. In his country, the white house tenant was less virulent than usual.
The defence agreement signed at the UN General Assembly also reaffirms Denmark's sovereignty over its semi-autonomous Arctic territory.
The Secretary General defends the right to a war present and alert about the IA: "Killer robots do not take place in our future"
At the 2025 United Nations General Assembly, the President of France, Emmanuel Macron, recognized the existence of a Palestinian State with Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom and Portugal. It was the first time G7 countries had taken this step. However, the decision became crucial given the Israeli offensive in the Gaza Strip and the advance of settlements in the West Bank. From Paris, our journalist, Erika Olavarría, spoke with some people from the Palestinian community in France, who demand more action. For its part, the Jewish people continue to reject the statements.
To the UN General Assembly, the US President. United States, Donald Trump, launched several international warnings: the Republican claimed that he weighed between allowing Iran's reconstruction or "annihilating them" and "bringing them to hell," he said his country will control Greenland's security, said Cuba is a "failed state" that "will fall." And he said Washington will not stop the advance of the IA, despite the alerts. He extended our correspondent, Mamen Sala.
The US President says that the war will end after the November elections, a new time frame for a conflict that is already seven months long despite his promise that it would be very short
In his address to the General Assembly of the United Nations, Brazil's President, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, criticized the "inaction" of the UN Security Council, referred to the conflict in the Middle East and the consequences of the closure of the Strait of Ormuz. Lula also spoke about international cooperation and the energy transition. Here's the whole speech.
