- For Western and European officials, the challenge this week at the UN General Assembly will be to address Ukraine and their countries’ problems, while trying to counter the Russian narrative which finds some echo in developing countries.
- Also expected is a likely follow-up on the deal, negotiated by Guterres and Turkey, to get Ukrainian grain supplies and Russian food and fertilizers onto global markets, especially with the UN warning of the prospect of “multiple famines” this year.
- His speech on Wednesday is to be closely watched for signals regarding a potential, but according to diplomats unlikely breakthrough.
‘Battle of narratives’ imminent at UN summit overshadowed by Ukraine war
