S Jaishankar addresses UNGA on global conflicts and Middle East peace
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S Jaishankar (External Affairs Minister of India)
United Nations General Assembly, New York
September 2026
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S Jaishankar urged de-escalation and civilian protection at the UNGA. He advocated for a two-state solution in the Middle East. He highlighted challenges faced by the Global South regarding food, fuel, and finance.
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