UN Seeks Next Secretary-General Who Can Broker Peace Amid Ukraine, Gaza, and Climate Standoffs
The UN's next leader will inherit overlapping crises—from proxy wars to climate negotiations—that demand not just management but active diplomatic muscle to prevent further escalation.
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