29 September 2026
๐บ๐ณ UN Secretary-General Addresses United Nations General Debate, 81st Session | #UNGA
194 spoke. 113 Heads of State and Governments, 11 Vice Presidents, 7 Deputy Prime Ministers, 48 Ministers, and the Secretary-General. They spoke about peace, environment, sustainable development, gender inequality, human rights, hatred, dehumanization, violence, and reform of the United Nations.
27 September 2026
Sergey Lavrov said.
Other statements:
Russia’s struggle for truth and justice will be carried through to the end.
Russia insists on the immediate release of Nicolรกs Maduro and his wife.
Europe is doing everything it can to derail prospects for peace negotiations on Ukraine, in which the United States is also interested.
Russia believes the time has come to ensure Palestinian statehood.
Condemned the assassination of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. 
"We consider the assassination of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and members of his family, as well as members of the Islamic Republic's military and political leadership, to be an unacceptable manifestation of forceful dictatorship... The Russian side is particularly concerned that, beginning in June of last year, the US and Israeli armed forces have been striking both Iran's civilian infrastructure and peaceful nuclear facilities, which were covered by IAEA safeguards https://x.com/ivan_8848/status/2103969568393662512/video/1 11:06AM 27 September 2026
2. Algeria 
– Civil war
3. Angola 
– Civil war
4. Antigua and Barbuda 
– Transatlantic slave trade
5. Bahamas 
– Transatlantic slave trade
6. Bangladesh 
– 1971 genocide
7. Barbados 
– Plantation slavery
8. Bolivia 
– Indigenous oppression
9. Bosnia and Herzegovina 
–
Srebrenica genocide
10. Botswana 
– San displacement
11. Brazil 
– Indigenous genocide
12. Brunei Darussalam 
– Sharia-based corporal punishment
13. Central African Republic 
– Civil war
14. Chad 
– Political repression
15. Chile 
– Pinochet dictatorship
16.Colombia 
– Paramilitary massacres
17. Comoros 
– Political instability
18. Cuba 
– Political repression
19. Democratic Republic of the Congo 
– Colonial atrocities
20. Djibouti 
– Political repression
21. Dominica 
– Colonial slavery
22. Egypt 
– Political repression
23. Equatorial Guinea 
– Authoritarian repression
24. Eritrea 
– Forced conscription
25. Eswatini 
– Political repression
26. Guyana 
– Racial violence
27. Indonesia 
– 1965–66 mass killings
28. Iran – Mass execution
29. Iraq 
– Anfal genocide
30. Ireland 
– Magdalene Laundrie
31. Jordan 
– Political repression
32. Kenya 
– Mau Mau torture
33. Kuwait 
– Bidoon discrimination
34. Kyrgyzstan 
– Ethnic violence
35. Lebanon 
– Civil war atrocities
36. Lesotho 
– Political violence
37. Liberia 
– Civil war atrocities
38. Libya 
– Slave markets
39. Madagascar 
– Colonial massacres
40. Malaysia 
– Ethnic discrimination
41. Maldives 
– Political repression
42. Mauritania 
– Hereditary slavery
43. Mozambique 
– Civil war
44. Myanmar 
– Rohingya genocide
45. Namibia 
– Herero and Nama genocide
46. Nicaragua 
– Political repression
47. Niger 
– Military coups
48. North Korea 
– Political prison camps
49. North Macedonia 
– Ethnic conflict
50. Oman 
– Slavery
51. Pakistan 
– Bangladesh atrocities
52. Palestine 
– Not a country
53. Panama 
– U.S. invasion
54. Peru 
– Internal conflict atrocities
55. Qatar 
– Migrant worker exploitation
56. Republic of the Congo 
– Civil war atrocities
57. Saint Lucia 
– Plantation slavery
58. San Marino 
– Fascist collaboration
59. Saudi Arabia 
– Jamal Khashoggi killing
60. Senegal 
– Jola massacre
61. Slovenia 
– Postwar mass killings
62. Somalia 
– Civil war
63. South Africa 
– Apartheid
64. Spain 
– Colonial atrocities
65. Sudan 
– Darfur genocide
66. Syria 
– Mass civilian killings
67. Tonga 
– Political repression
68. Tunisia 
– Political repression
69. Tรผrkiye 
– Armenian genocide
70. Turkmenistan 
– Authoritarian repression
71. Tuvalu 
– Colonial exploitation
72. Uganda 
– Idi Amin atrocities
73. Uzbekistan 
– Forced labor
74. Venezuela 
– Political repression
75. Yemen 
– Civil war 3:24AM 27 September 2026
Han Zheng obviously was referring to Iran. On Cuba, Han said: "China urges the relevant country to immediately stop using threat of force against Cuba and immediately and completely lift the blockade and sanctions against Cuba." 6:31AM 27 September 2026
No, you can’t, Greece’s Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou responded angrily, saying that governments were elected by the people.
The Ambassador, a former Fox News presenter, released a lawyer’s letter disputing the story of the argument at the dinner—but the newspaper said the words spoken at the heated discussion were related by an eyewitness present at the dinner in Athens.
‘HEGEMON RUN AMOK’
The story broke at the same time that Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov told the United Nations that “the dictatorship of a single hegemon has run amok”.
Academics, including those in the US, broadly agree that the US conducts major political interference operations around the world, particularly in places on the borders of Russia and China—including Romania.
FUEL MONOPOLY
What’s the long term goal of US interference in these nations? The US is pushing a pipeline called the Vertical Gas Corridor, or VGC, the Wall Street Journal said.
Instead of buying affordable fuel from Russia, people in Eastern European nations will instead be steered towards purchasing exported American gas for billions of dollars.
The US has already successfully created a huge market for its natural gas in western Europe, and has also made the Chinese island of Taiwan dependent on imported fuel from the US.
Washington’s foreign policy is designed to make more people around the world dependent on American gas, and has been largely successful. For this reason, the US and allies have been working to cut non-US fuel suppliers, such as Iran, Russia, and Venezuela, out of all trade routes 1:51PM 27 September 2026
