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UN Secretary-General António Guterres in an Interview: About Superpowers, AfD Success and AI Competition

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António Guterres leads the United Nations through one of the most serious crises of diplomacy since World War II. In conversation, he explains why Trump and Putin get away with their behavior, Mamdani is so popular – and why he keeps trust in German democracy.

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António Guterres is not exactly optimistic about the world in connection with the UN General Assembly, which is his last as UN Secretary-General.

·Aarhus, Denmark
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A man who had bad luck. Thus, António Guterres, 77, the former Portuguese prize that for the last ten years was Secretary-General of the UN, has been described in these final months of his term. Read more (09/19/2026

·São Paulo, Brazil
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UN Secretary-General António Guterres calls for a dialogue on artificial intelligence with regard to the AI armaments of the superpowers USA, China and Europe. It is crucial that there is a serious dialogue among the countries with the biggest AI potential - and that is not only China and the United States, but also Europe, said Guterres to the "Redaktions Network Germany". In this serious dialogue everyone must understand that the pace of AI de…

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António Guterres leads the United Nations through one of the most serious crises of diplomacy since World War II. In conversation, he explains why Trump and Putin get away with their behavior, Mamdani is so popular – and why he keeps trust in German democracy.

·Germany
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UNITED NATIONS- The world is deeply divided and the most powerful organ of the UN is paralyzed when it comes to ending conflicts. But there is a way forward. That says the highest official of the United Nations.

·Saltillo, Mexico
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António Guterres leaves the post of UN Secretary-General at the end of the year and, in an interview with the Associated Press, talks about geopolitical divisions and the fact that the United Nations Security Council is paralysed in terms of ending conflicts.

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Correio da Manhã broke the news on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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