United Nations complete 75 years of service as leaders address a virtual event
United Nations complete 75 years of service as leaders address a virtual event
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United Nations rings into its 75th year of service. On this event, w orld leaders came together, virtually, on Monday to mark the 75th anniversary of the United Nations, as the deadly coronavirus pandemic questions the effectiveness and solidarity of the 193-member world body. As Covid-19, which appeared in China late last year, started developing around the world, driving millions of people to protect themselves at their homes and dealing a devastating economic blow, countries turned inward and diplomats say the United Nations strived to support itself.

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UN secretary-general Antonio Guterres told a leading daily that the pandemic has revealed the world’s delicacies. He told world leaders on Monday that they need to work mutually at a time when there is a plethora of multilateral difficulties and a shortage of solutions. The 15-member Security Council took months to back a call by Guterres for a global ceasefire that was to allow countries to focus on fighting Covid-19 due to bickering between the world’s biggest powers: China and the United States.

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The 193-member UN General Assembly only approved an omnibus decision on a “comprehensive and coordinated response” to the pandemic earlier this month, and it was not by consent. The US and Israel voted neither. A $10.3 billion UN appeal to fund fighting the pandemic in unprotected and low-income countries is only a quarter funded. Guterres now has taken a lead in pushing to make sure any vaccine for the coronavirus is made available to everyone globally.

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