World Leaders Gather at UN General Assembly for Critical Agenda

With the participation of approximately 130 heads of state from around the world, the United Nations General Assembly in New York will address conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine, as well as the risks posed by artificial intelligence.

Main Agenda Items of the Summit

Expanding global conflicts and technological developments are being brought to the table at the United Nations General Assembly meetings to be held this week in New York. The wars in the Middle East and Ukraine constitute the most important agenda items of the summit, which is attended by approximately 130 heads of state.

Critical Leader Participations

While notable developments are taking place regarding the level of participation in the summit, Chinese leader Xi Jinping decided not to attend the meetings, choosing instead to hold bilateral talks with US President Donald Trump in Washington. The US President's criticisms of the UN are also on the table during this process.

Artificial Intelligence and Global Risks

Not only geopolitical crises, but also concerns regarding the development of artificial intelligence are being voiced at the meetings. Experts and leaders emphasize the urgent need for global protective shields against risks in this field.

Crises Facing the UN

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres issued warnings to the international community, drawing attention to the financial and moral crisis facing the organization ahead of the expiration of his term at the end of 2026.