UNGA 80: Rebuilding Trust and Reforming the Global Order
The 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA 80), held from 22 to 30th September 2025, convened in New York at a moment of immense strain for the multilateral order.
- The UN faces a funding shortfall and a crisis of confidence, while the world grapples with worsening conflicts, widening inequalities, and the intensifying climate emergency. Despite the skepticism, the high-level week brought together leaders, diplomats, and civil society to address pressing issues, offering moments of breakthrough as well as reminders of persistent gridlock.
Key Takeaways from UNGA 80
Humanitarian Reform Stalemate
- The long-debated “humanitarian reset” was once again ....
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