UN chief urges nations to work together for global stability
António Guterres, Secretary-General of the United Nations, has called on countries to reject unilateralism and embrace shared responsibility in tackling global issues. He warned that allowing one or two powers to dominate the world leads to instability and chaos. Guterres highlighted the dangers of unregulated technology and the need for strong multilateral institutions. He also emphasized the importance of upholding the core values of the UN Charter and pushing for reforms that promote peace and development.
What we know
- António Guterres cautioned against unilateral or hegemonic approaches to solving global challenges.
- He said that global problems cannot be solved by a single power or by rival powers dividing the world into spheres of influence.
- Guterres stressed the need for a networked and inclusive multipolar world, supported by strong multilateral institutions.
- He warned about the risks posed by private tech companies operating without regulation, especially in areas affecting elections and conflicts.
- The Secretary-General called for reforms to the Security Council, progress on the Sustainable Development Goals, and global governance for artificial intelligence.
