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Wars in Gaza and Ukraine on UNGA Agenda amid Shift in Global Power Dynamics

Published September 22, 2025

As the UN General Assembly gets underway in New York, Dr. Simon Adams, president and CEO, spoke on Channel News Asia tv in this story titled “Wars in Gaza and Ukraine on UNGA Agenda amid Shift in Global Power Dynamics.” He commented, “There’s a growing groundswell of support for an end to what’s happening in Gaza, to violations of international humanitarian law, to the deliberate starvation of the Palestinian people. And there’s a growing consensus that the only way out of this is a two-state solution that recognizes Palestinian sovereignty.”

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