Diplomacy
Trump Calls for ICC Exit and Defends AI Vision in UNGA Speech
BBC · 3 days ago · Read the Full Story on BBC
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US President Donald Trump addressed the 81st UN General Assembly, discussing global conflicts, technology, and foreign policy.
- United States President Donald Trump delivered a speech at the ongoing 81st United Nations General Assembly in New York.
- Trump opened his speech by highlighting the US economy, employment and poverty rates, regulatory and tax cuts, the stock market, and border security.
- Regarding Iran, Trump stated he is weighing whether to seek a deal or dismantle the regime, but emphasized that Iran will never get a nuclear weapon.
- Trump announced that US documents on Artificial Intelligence will be renamed 'Super Intelligence' (SI) because he dislikes the word 'artificial'.
- Cuban officials walked out of the General Assembly hall in protest after Trump referred to Cuba as a 'failed state'.
- Trump stated that the US is working closely with the leaders of Russia and Ukraine to bring the war to a swift end, noting high monthly casualties.
- Trump claimed he has ended eight wars since taking office by using special relationships, trade, and the threat of tariffs.
- Trump called on all member states of the International Criminal Court (ICC) to withdraw from the organization, describing it as an evil group.
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