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The secretary-general of the United Nations opened the most recent annual meeting of Earth’s leaders with a bleak assessment of the planet’s state of affairs. Humanity, he said, faced “a
Putin's invasion of Ukraine highlights a trend of authoritarian strongmen becoming bolder on the world stage in the 21st century.
The secretary-general of the United Nations opened the most recent annual meeting of Earth’s leaders with a bleak assessment of the planet’s state of affairs. Humanity, he said, faced “a moment of truth.”
The secretary-general of the United Nations opened the most recent annual meeting of Earth's leaders with a bleak assessment of the planet's state of affairs. Humanity, he said, faced “a moment of truth.” “Peace. Human rights. Dignity for all. Equality. Justice. Solidarity. Like never before, core values are in the crosshairs,” Antonio Guterres said. “A sense of impunity is
Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine advances a global anti-democratic trend — one that has seen strongmen, some elected, nudge their nations toward dictatorship and ignore once-solid democratic norms