La ONU reúne a los líderes de un mundo dividido y temeroso de la IA

This week, New York will serve as the global diplomatic hub as over 130 leaders gather to address a world shaken by international conflicts, the end of traditional alliances, and fears of an uncertain future marked by climate change, pandemic threats, and the rapid advancements of artificial intelligence. The United Nations General Assembly, in its 81st session, has set its sights on restoring trust and managing the transformation of the global order.

However, Donald Trump is expected to dominate the proceedings once again with his speech and a slew of bilateral meetings, including those with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenski and Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez. Trump's presence at the UN is particularly noteworthy given his tumultuous tenure, marked by interventionist policies that have fueled concerns over his volatility and potential consequences for international peace and security.

As the world prepares for the UN's 81st General Assembly, leaders will grapple with pressing issues ranging from climate action and pandemic preparedness to disarmament and development, with the looming question of who will succeed UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.