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Obama’s UN Speech on a New Global Unease
In his first address to the United Nations, President Obama called for “a new era” of multilateral engagement. Today, he said there is “a pervasive unease in our world” and that no country can “insulate itself from global forces." Colum Lynch covers the United Nations for the Washington Post.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readIn his first address to the United Nations, President Obama called for “a new era” of multilateral engagement. Today, he said there is “a pervasive unease in our world” and that no country can “insulate itself from global forces."
Colum Lynch covers the United Nations for the Washington Post.
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