As the General Assembly convenes in New York during the war with Iran, Washington treats global governance as a stage for domestic theater rather than genuine diplomacy.
As world leaders gather in New York, the US and China prioritize bilateral deals over multilateral rules, leaving the UN as a hollow stage for a fractured world.
As President Donald Trump prepares to argue against a nuclear Iran at the United Nations, open-ended war costs and regional escalation reveal the limits of attrition without diplomacy.