70th UN General Assembly aims to ‘end catastrophic wars & explosive refugee crises’

‘Sustainable development, global security and efforts to diffuse ongoing conflicts, many of which have resulted in explosive global refugee crises, top the agenda of the 70th anniversary UN General Assembly session that has begun its work in New York.

The United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) speech marathon will see more than 160 leaders in attendance at the 70th anniversary. Russian President Vladimir Putin, who returns to the UN after a 10-year absence, will be delivering his address on September 28.

Cuban President Raul Castro is also expected to address the gathering for the first time in New York on that day. Other high-level speakers will include China’s President Xi Jinping, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani and US President Barack Obama.’

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