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Here's what happened on day 2 of the UN General Assembly (opens the original)
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Now let's hear more about what happened at the U.N. today. A day after President Trump warned that he could annihilate Iran if they don't make a deal, Iran's president took the podium, and he called the U.S. a terrorist state. Behind the scenes, though, diplomats are scrambling to find some way to de-escalate the war, which has upended global trade, NPR's Michele Kelemen reports. MICHELE KELEMEN, BYLINE: Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian painted his country as a victim, holding up pictures of
Trump lays out his agenda as middle powers call for more cooperation at UNGA (opens the original)
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Here are some of the messages President Trump brought to the United Nations General Assembly this week - there is no global government. Climate change is a hoax, as are concerns about AI, which should have a different name. And the spoils belong to the victors of wars. Much of the rest of the world is talking about the need for cooperation to tackle global challenges like those. NPR's Michele Kelemen reports from the U.N. MICHELE KELEMEN, BYLINE: President Trump used his speech to call on countr
AI and autonomous weapons are high on the agenda at the UN General Assembly (opens the original)
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President Trump will be back at the United Nations tomorrow to deliver his annual address. The high-level week is more than just a bunch of speeches, though. World leaders and diplomats are also taking part in a series of meetings and side events focused on global challenges. That is issues that require countries to work together, like climate change, the growing challenges posed by artificial intelligence and development and use of autonomous weapons. NPR's Michele Kelemen reports. MICHELE KELE
Rubio to visit 3 Latin American countries this week (opens the original)
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Secretary of State Marco Rubio is heading this week to Colombia, Peru and Ecuador. He has been making Latin America a priority, even as the Trump administration revives 19th century ideas about U.S. dominance in the region. Rubio is also defending an oil deal with Venezuela's interim leaders who took power after the U.S. seized the Venezuelan president. Here's NPR's Michele Keleman. MICHELE KELEMEN, BYLINE: What began as a warning to European powers in the 19th century to stay out of the new wor
Conservative group to award State Department employees who support Trump's agenda (opens the original)
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Every year, the State Department's union hands out awards for diplomats who provide constructive policy dissent. A conservative group of current and former diplomats is offering a different incentive - rewards to employees who fight DEI and help with deportations. Here's NPR's Michele Kelemen. UNIDENTIFIED PERSON: This year, the Ben Franklin Fellowship is proud to partner with the U.S. Department of State. MICHELE KELEMEN, BYLINE: Here's the video announcing $25,000 in prizes for State Departmen
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