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Thwarted by US, Palestinians look to UN General Assembly

Thwarted by US, Palestinians look to UN General Assembly

  • Observers say a resolution at the UNGA calling for full UN membership of Palestinians is likely to win broad majority support
  • To succeed, the initiative needs a Security Council green light and then a two-thirds majority vote in the General Assembly
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UN General Assembly president ‘encouraged’ by week’s results

UN General Assembly president ‘encouraged’ by week’s results

By Caspar Webb ·
Morocco calls for resumption of Western Sahara talks

Morocco calls for resumption of Western Sahara talks

By Alex Whiteman ·
World must ‘profoundly rethink’ global order, Holy See tells UN

World must ‘profoundly rethink’ global order, Holy See tells UN

By Caspar Webb ·
AI needs ‘guardrails’: UN deputy secretary-general

AI needs ‘guardrails’: UN deputy secretary-general

By Lucas Chapman ·
Djibouti FM calls for international financial reform in UNGA speech

Djibouti FM calls for international financial reform in UNGA speech

By Lucas Chapman ·
‘International monetary system has failed,’ Tunisian FM tells UN

‘International monetary system has failed,’ Tunisian FM tells UN

By Caspar Webb ·
Saudi FM calls for peaceful solutions to multiple world crises

Saudi FM calls for peaceful solutions to multiple world crises

By Lucas Chapman ·
Russian FM slams Black Sea Grain Initiative ‘lies’

Russian FM slams Black Sea Grain Initiative ‘lies’

By Alex Whiteman ·
Egyptian FM stresses importance of ‘climate justice’ at UN General Assembly

Egyptian FM stresses importance of ‘climate justice’ at UN General Assembly

By Lucas Chapman ·
Indonesia pledges continued support for Palestinian statehood, urges UN to ‘walk the talk’

Indonesia pledges continued support for Palestinian statehood, urges UN to ‘walk the talk’

By Natalia Laskowska ·
Somalia liberated over 45% of Al-Shabab-controlled areas in under a year: PM

Somalia liberated over 45% of Al-Shabab-controlled areas in under a year: PM

By ANAN TELLO ·
Pakistan’s ‘first priority’ is countering terrorism from Afghanistan, PM tells UNGA

Pakistan’s ‘first priority’ is countering terrorism from Afghanistan, PM tells UNGA

By Aamir Saeed ·

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