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AFRICA AT THE SECURITY COUNCIL: GUTERRES FINALLY SAYS OUT LOUD WHAT THE WORLD HAS REFUSED TO FIX

Eighty-one years after the United Nations was founded, Africa still has no permanent seat on the Security Council. In New York, António Guterres called this imbalance “unjust and indefensible.” It is a powerful statement. But after decades of debate over reform, one question remains: when will words finally give way to action?

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NETANYAHU AT THE UN: HE HAD THE MICROPHONE, DELEGATES CHOSE THE DOOR

Benjamin Netanyahu came to New York to defend Israel before the world. But as he prepared to address the United Nations General Assembly, dozens of delegates walked out of the hall. No statement was needed. No press conference was required. A few abandoned seats were enough to produce one of the most striking diplomatic images of this General Assembly. So who was really put on the defensive: Netanyahu, his opponents, or a global diplomatic system that can no longer even keep its protagonists in the same room?

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LULA TAKES ON TRUMP AT THE UN: “BRAZIL IS NOBODY’S BACKYARD” — WHEN UNCOMFORTABLE QUESTIONS SHAKE WASHINGTON

In New York, Lula did not need to utter Donald Trump’s name for Washington to understand the message. Sovereignty, electoral interference, multilateralism, war, and the presumed right of powerful nations to dictate terms to others came under scrutiny. Behind the diplomatic language lies an uncomfortable question: Would the United States tolerate at home what it sometimes seeks to influence abroad?

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HAITI AT THE UN: HE DEMANDS THE WORLD’S RESPECT… THEN THE WATER PITCHER ALMOST STEALS THE SHOW

In New York, Alix Didier Fils-Aimé sought to remind the world that Haiti deserves respect, dignity, and consideration. But after the lofty words from the podium, an ordinary yet unexpected moment involving a water pitcher drew attention. A meaningless anecdote or an unintended symbol of a country whose international image can sometimes turn on the smallest details? USAFRICA NEWS asks the question official speeches would rather avoid.

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WHEN AFRICA HESITATES TO CROWN ITS OWN KING: THE UN TRIALS OF MACKY SALL

Behind the velvet curtains of the African Union, where diplomatic silences speak louder than declarations, Macky Sall’s bid for the helm of the United Nations exposes a continent torn between proclaimed unity and very real rivalries.

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