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During the opening of the high-level United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) General Debate at UN Headquarters in New York, proceedings focused heavily on escalating global crises:

• Secretary-General’s Address: UN Secretary-General António Guterres opened the debate with a stark warning about global fragmentation, widespread impunity, and geopolitical instability, urging member states to restore faith in multilateralism and international law.

• Escalation in the Middle East: Speeches and discussions were dominated by the sharp escalation of hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon, alongside the ongoing war in Gaza. World leaders and UN agencies warned against a wider regional war and reiterated urgent calls for immediate ceasefires and civilian protection.

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• Heads of State Addresses: Key leaders took the podium, addressing major international challenges including the conflict in Ukraine, climate change commitments, the stalled Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and humanitarian emergencies such as the famine and violence in Sudan.

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• Multilateral Reform: Discussions continued following the adoption of the “Pact for the Future,” focusing on reforming the UN Security Council and international financial institutions to better represent developing nations.