The atmosphere at the meeting was extremely sensitive.After Trump stood on the table, he did not habitually boast of the power of the United States, but chose the “shooting mode”. in the opening, he questioned the meaning of the United Nations existence, accusing the United Nations “only writing harsh letters”, but the result was “never taking action.”
He even complained that the United Nations headquarters building was in disrepair-the elevators often broke down, there was no teleprompter during speeches, and the decoration didn't keep up. He said, “Not allowing me to build the United Nations building was a big mistake.”These words remind me of one thing: The United States is currently in debt to the United Nations for $3 billion.This is the root cause of the shortage of funds in the United Nations.
After approving the United Nations, Trump turned his head again to Europe. He believed Europe was seeking self-destruction because of “accepting too many refugees” and “excessive reliance on green energy.” Green energy is not the future at all, it's'self-destructive '。
He also mocked Europe’s immigration policy as “garbage” and said similar practices were “deathing” the whole of Western Europe, the so-called “green energy scam” that he even called “the greatest lie of the century.” French President Macron has chosen to walk back to his embassy without responding to Trump’s remarks.This scene was also seen as a kind of “silent protest.”
China and India were also named.。 Trump accused the two countries of still buying Russian energy, calling it the "culprit" of funding the war in Ukraine. He asked European countries to follow suit and impose stricter tariffs on Russia.
This statement immediately sparked heated debate. The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs subsequently responded through the media that energy cooperation between China and Russia fully complies with legal and market principlesThis time, China responded to Trump’s accusations with facts.
In addition, Trump also boasted that he had “ended seven wars,” but This statement was corrected on the spot by Turkish President Recep Tayyip ErdoganIt says that “it is not the case.” On the climate issue, Trump has once again caused controversy. He called climate change a'hoax 'According to the report, the deaths caused by high temperatures are not climate problems, but “electricity is too expensive to afford air conditioning.”
He also claimed that although China is a big wind power country, it does not use its own wind powerThese statements were quickly beaten in the face by the American media. CNN and the New York Times both pointed out that China's installed wind power capacity ranks first in the world, and offshore wind power construction alone is already leading the world.
The speech became Trump’s personal “emotional outbreak” rather than a diplomatic speech. The Palestinian issue is the height of the debate.Trump firmly opposed recognition of the Palestinian state, claiming it was “a reward for the atrocities of Hamas,” and UN Secretary-General Guterres responded, stressing: Palestinian state is a right, not a reward。”
This phrase became the most notable speech of the day, and also won the nod and recognition of many representatives. Countries such as Britain, France and Canada have announced their recognition of the State of Palestine.The United States remains the only of the five permanent members of the Council that does not recognize Palestinian sovereignty.
Trump’s harsh remarks have not received a warm response.At the end of the speech, although the whole scene sounded applauded, it was more for diplomatic rituals than for real support.
The scene many representative faces concentrated, some even low-headed, the scene is very embarrassing.。 It's not that countries are convinced, but that they are measuring reality: the United States is still the world's largest economy and military power, and Trump uses tariffs as a weapon. No one wants to tear their faces directly with the United States on this occasion.
In Brazil, this can explain the problem.Earlier, the United States had just imposed tariffs of 50% on Brazil on the grounds of a "trade deficit."Brazilian President Lula, however, did not directly name the United States in his speech, but blamed the responsibility on "extreme right-wing political forces."
He also specifically mentioned that the United States has actually made achievements in bilateral trade with Brazil A $40 billion surplus。 The implication is that the United States is simply not qualified to accuse other countries. This restrained attitude reflects the helplessness of small and medium-sized countries in the current international situation.
At the United Nations General Assembly, it is still individual major powers and organizations that can really openly oppose the United StatesGuterres’ statements are not only a position, but also a reflection of the responsibilities of the United Nations itself. French President Emmanuel Macron also made it clear in his subsequent speech that the fiercest critics are often people who want to change the rules of the gameThis is almost a positive refutation of Trump’s remarks.
The Chairman of the United Nations General Assembly, Belberg, emphasized: What fails is not the UN Charter or the UN itself, but whether its member states are determined to uphold it.。”
Those responses, although there is no emotional confrontation, are strong. Trump’s “one hour” has become the hottest topic.During the bilateral meeting after the meeting, he suddenly became temperate, saying he was "a little bit excited" and said "the United States supports the UN 100%."
This forward-and-after contradictory attitude clearly exposes the arbitrariness and pragmatism of his diplomatic strategy. U.S. long-term debt delay, abuse of sanctions, and unilateralism have plunged the United Nations into a double financial and institutional trouble.Global military spending is 13 times that of development aid, while only 35% of the UN Sustainable Development Goals go ahead as planned.
This is a signal worthy of global vigilance. The question of Palestine has once again become the hottest topic at the United NationsIsraeli Prime Minister Netanyahu mentioned in his Jewish New Year speech that he would “seek new opportunities in chosen places” and not be confined to the Gaza Strip.
At the same time, fighting continues in the Gaza Strip. A Palestinian family of 25 people was killed in the bombing.Israel has described Palestine as “terrorism”, refused to recognize the two-state plan and completely ignored the support of 157 countries.
The United Nations has drafted a resolution on a ceasefire in Gaza, but failed to pass it because of U.S. objections.France says it will establish an embassy in Palestine after future peace, while Luxembourg criticizes Israel. More and more countries are starting to stand up.。
Trump's speech is not only a diplomatic "talk show", but also a microcosm of American hegemonism。 He sees the world as a company, with himself as the CEO and other countries as obedient employees. But the reality is that all countries have their own sovereignty, interests and positions, and will not always obey orders from one country.
China is not involved in Trump’s argument, but responds with facts.China in the Middle East promoted the re-exchanges of Shui, advanced infrastructure cooperation in Africa, and led the world in the field of new energy.
Less than an hour later, Trump was "wrathfully angry" and could not replace his support.This speech was more like a "political monologue" that made the world see another face of American diplomacy. Guterres’ phrase “Rights are not rewards” is one of the most memorable.。
Trump’s speech was huge, but lacked substantial momentum. The silence of countries is not an identity, but an expression of diplomatic strategy. What can truly convince the world is not the volume, but the action and responsibility. China will not participate in the crying battle, but will prove with facts who is the responsible great power in the international order.
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