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September 24, 2025 UN
The top news of the day at the UN and around the world: a Security Council meeting on AI in the context of international peace and security, climate and development financing in the spotlight of world leaders at the UN, and the transformation of global shipping.
AI in the UN Security Council
Artificial intelligence is transforming everyday life, the information space, the global economy, and impacting international security at breathtaking speed. These were the words of the Secretary-General at the high-level open debate of the UN Security Council. Antonio GuterresWhen used responsibly, he noted, AI can help prevent conflicts and protect populations. However, it can also be used as a weapon. One of the main goals of the debate is to stimulate discussion on mitigating the risks associated with AI and maximizing its benefits in the context of international peace and security.
Climate summit
As part of the High-Level Week at UN Headquarters in New York the Climate Summit is taking place, convened by Secretary-General António Guterres. The Secretary-General outlined five key areas for action: clean energy, methane emissions reduction, forest protection, emissions from heavy industry, and climate justice, i.e., support for developing countries. Today's summit aims to accelerate preparations for the UN Climate Change Conference (COP30), which will take place in November in Brazil. Specifically, countries must submit data on their new climate plans before COP30.
Sustainable economy
A new exhibition has also opened at the UN headquarters in New York. Summit on a Sustainable, Inclusive and Resilient Global EconomyHeads of state, heads of international financial institutions, and representatives of regional unions attended the meeting. Their shared goal is to understand how to close the colossal gap in financing the Sustainable Development Goals, which currently exceeds $4 trillion annually. For many participants, including representatives of small island states, it is important to emphasize that global solutions must take into account the interests of those who are most often on the front lines of global crises.
Maritime trade
Global shipping, which accounts for over 80 percent of global merchandise trade, is entering a period of weak and fragile growth, rising costs, and increasing uncertainty. in the new edition of the annual report The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD)'s "Review of Maritime Transport" report notes that political disagreements, the introduction of new tariffs, and changing trade patterns and routes are shaping a new landscape of maritime trade. Shipping is also undergoing internal transformations driven by digitalization and changes in the workforce.
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