President Calls Out UN's Double Standards at General Assembly
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President calls out UN's double standards at General Assembly
The United Nations is in a crisis of trust and too often remains inactive when major powers and their allies break the rules, András Baka, the President of the Republic, declared on Thursday in New York, in a speech delivered at the high-level session of the UN General Assembly.
The President of the Republic also spoke at the UN General Assembly about the organization's crisis of confidence.
The UN is in a crisis of confidence and too often remains inactive when great powers and their allies break the rules, President András Baka stated in his speech at the UN General Assembly summit in New York on Thursday.
The United Nations is experiencing a crisis of confidence and too often does nothing when great powers and their allies violate the established rules, Hungarian President Andras Baka said at the 81st session of the UN General Assembly in New York
The United Nations is experiencing a crisis of confidence and too often does nothing when great powers and their allies violate the established rules, Hungarian President Andras Baka said at the 81st session of the UN General Assembly in New York.
The President of the Republic told the UN General Assembly that the freedom that Hungarians fought for in 1956 is the freedom that we must protect for Ukrainians today.
Hungarian president says UN faces 'crisis of trust,' urges organization to prove it can work
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