The UN General Assembly's 80th anniversary is overshadowed by crises. The UN faces financial woes, largely due to US cuts under the Trump administration, impacting humanitarian efforts. Tensions remain high over the Ukraine and Gaza conflicts. Several countries recognized Palestine, a move opposed by the US and Israel. Syria's re-entry into the international community is marked by Ahmed al-Sharaa's address. China's influence rises as the US diminishes its role, while Trump promotes himself for a Nobel Peace Prize despite his administration's actions.

Prepared by Rachel Morgan and reviewed by editorial team.