Worldview with Suhasini Haidar | Failures of the UN
The Hindu
A video analysis on the failures of the United Nations in the past one year.
September is UN month, given the UN General Assembly of 193 countries meets beginning September 14 for the 76 year, and over the course of the next week world leaders will address the body. There’s much to dwell upon this year, but three issues where the United nations system appears to have failed quite visibly are: the Fight against Covid, the coup in Myanmar, and now the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan - WHO failed to see the problem coming, failed to stop the spread of the virus
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