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Download CSVUnited States of America · Donald Trump · Day 1 · 20 sentences
- Two and a half centuries after the cause of liberty found its home, on this continent, I can report to you with pride that America is back and our country is stronger today than ever before.
- Our country is doing better than ever before.
- Since I took office, we have created more than 1 million new private sector jobs, and more Americans are working today by far than ever before.
- We passed the largest tax cuts in American history, and as a result, more money is being invested in the United States right now than has ever been invested in any nation anywhere in the world.
France · Emmanuel Macron · Day 1 · 8 sentences
- Our duty, today more than ever, is to hold firm here at the United Nations in order to make decisions to further our common interests so that people can choose their fate freely their development model, choose their future, to refuse their sovereignty being taken hostage by unjust forces, by fear.
- The Franco-Mexican initiative on regulating the veto in the case of mass atrocities being committed is needed more than ever, and I'm delighted that it now has the support of 128 member states.
- Every time this resulted in ever greater chaos.
- We must defend Ukrainians more than ever as winter is coming.
Serbia · Aleksandar Vučić · Day 2 · 5 sentences
- The boundary between peace and conflict is becoming ever less distinct, while the consequences of confrontation among global and regional powers increasingly affect even those countries that are not directly involved.
- To many of you, this may sound like a distant past, but the wounds inflicted on international public law are becoming ever deeper and more severe.
- Because such a decision was never made in the first place, and to make things even worse, no one ever even attempted to make such a decision.
- We must anticipate the consequences of a world in which force is once again being presented ever more openly as the most reliable instrument of policy, in which military budgets are growing, conflicts are multiplying, arms control mechanisms are weakening, and channels of communication are disappearing precisely when they are needed most.
Italy · Antonio Tajani · Day 2 · 4 sentences
Malta · Robert Abela · Day 4 · 4 sentences
- Nobody ever successfully renovated a house without the faith that however hard the work, however many setbacks faced along the way, the end result would be a real improvement on what went before.
- And as this United Nations embarks on its ninth decade of service, the need for a step change in how the international community works together, solves problems together, is arguably needed more acutely now than ever before.
- Let us be utterly unequivocal Now, more than ever, is a moment for more cooperation, not less, more dialogue, not less, more trust, not less.
- Trust that by working together, we achieve more than we could ever achieve alone.
Andorra · Xavier Espot Zamora · Day 2 · 3 sentences
- We also support more than ever the efforts of the International Criminal Court to identify those responsible for the gravest crimes, and we condemn any act of aggression, once again and unambiguously, that violates the sovereignty and territorial integrity of a state.
- Excellencies, the 2030 Agenda remains the most ambitious collective commitment ever undertaken by the international community.
- Ladies and gentlemen, artificial intelligence represents one of the most profound transformations humanity has ever known.
New Zealand · Victoria Louise Hallum · Day 6 · 3 sentences
- In the face of rising volatility, we need the UN's stabilising influence and global solutions more than ever.
- If we aren't prepared to make the necessary choices, we will be left with an ever-growing set of responsibilities supported by an ever-shrinking pool of resources.
- We should conclude that it is needed more than ever.
Secretary-General of the United Nations · António Guterres · Day 1 · 2 sentences
President of the General Assembly (opening) · Dr. Khalilur Rahman · Day 1 · 2 sentences
Chile · José Antonio Kast · Day 1 · 2 sentences
- That means that we now have the first UN body to ever have had a headquarters in Latin America and this is an agreement which brings together many different sectors in Chile to play this role.
- While we discuss how to modernize institutions created in 1945, we're seeing the emergence of the most powerful technology that humankind has ever known, and no one is governing it.
Mongolia · Khurelsukh Ukhnaa · Day 1 · 2 sentences
- Mangoe shares the view expressed by United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres in his annual report on the work of the organization that, in a world marked by turbulence, division and uncertainty, the United Nations is more necessary than ever.
- The role and contribution of the United Nations in further strengthening mutual understanding, mutual trust, and mutual respect among world nations, and in fostering a peaceful world free from war and conflict where all can prosper together, are becoming increasingly critical than ever.
Japan · Takaichi Sanae · Day 1 · 2 sentences
- It is Japan's mission, as the only country to have ever suffered atomic bombings during war, to lead the efforts of the international community towards a world without nuclear weapons.
- Now more than ever, the flag of the United Nations must be held high, and under that banner, member states must mobilize the collective strength of the membership to elaborate new rules and build a framework for cooperation.
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland · Andy Burnham · Day 1 · 2 sentences
Mozambique · Daniel Francisco Chapo · Day 2 · 2 sentences
- Mr. President, the topic chosen for this session, Restoring Trust, Managing Transformation, a United Nation that Benefits All, invites us to return to the opening words of the United Nations Charter, simple words, yet perhaps amongst the most powerful ever inscribed in an international treaty.
- The principle of self-determination of the people enshrined in the United Nations Charter as far back as 1945 remains so valid as ever.
Democratic Republic of the Congo · Judith Suminwa Tuluka · Day 2 · 2 sentences
Barbados · Mia Amor Mottley · Day 3 · 2 sentences
Monaco · Christophe Mirmand · Day 4 · 2 sentences
- Nothing can ever justify the acts of terror of the 7th of October, but nor can anything justify the price paid by the civilians in Gaza.
- Because the climate crisis is no longer a distant threat, heat waves, fires and floods are multiplying, and the Mediterranean, which my country borders, experienced last year its second highest surface temperature ever recorded.
Pakistan · Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif · Day 4 · 2 sentences
Haiti · Alix Didier Fils-Aimé · Day 4 · 2 sentences
- In this regard, I would like to hail the commitment of the United Nations system, and especially the commitment of the Security Council, and that of the Organization of American States, CARICOM, and the European Union, whose support remains essential more than ever.
- We need to be the masters of technology and never its subjects, and no people should ever be left behind.
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines · Godwin Friday · Day 4 · 2 sentences
Norway · Espen Barth Eide · Day 4 · 2 sentences
Sweden · Maria Malmer Stenergard · Day 4 · 2 sentences
Germany · Johann Wadephul · Day 5 · 2 sentences
Belarus · Maxim Ryzhenkov · Day 5 · 2 sentences
- They are claiming lives, tearing families apart, turning thriving cities into ruins and giving rise to ever more waves of mass forced migration.
- The Council must be strengthened by expanding the category of permanent members to include the countries of the South, which today play an ever-increasing role in world affairs.
Benin · Marc Hermanne Gninadoou Araba · Day 6 · 2 sentences
- However, nor has humanity ever been so acutely aware of the need to make collective decisions about how these means should be used to serve the common good.
- We believe not because we harbor nostalgia for the world of 1945, but because in 2026, the world more than ever needs a forum where states can talk to one another, listen to one another, and act in concert.
Türkiye · Recep Tayyip Erdoğan · Day 1 · 1 sentence
Lithuania · Gitanas Nausėda · Day 1 · 1 sentence
Peru · Keiko Sofia Fujimori Higuchi · Day 1 · 1 sentence
Naoero · David Ranibok Adeang · Day 1 · 1 sentence
Croatia · Andrej Plenković · Day 1 · 1 sentence
Belgium · Maxime Prévot · Day 1 · 1 sentence
Burundi · Évariste Ndayishimiye · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Iran (Islamic Republic of) · Masoud Pezeshkian · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Paraguay · Santiago Peña Palacios · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Czechia · Petr Pavel · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Timor-Leste · José Ramos-Horta · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Cyprus · Nikos Christodoulides · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Ukraine · Volodymyr Zelenskyy · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Bulgaria · Iliana Iotova · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Panama · José Raúl Mulino Quintero · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) · Delcy Eloína Rodríguez Gómez · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Spain · Pedro Sánchez Pérez-Castejón · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Uzbekistan · Saida Mirziyoyeva · Day 2 · 1 sentence
Uruguay · Yamandú Orsi · Day 3 · 1 sentence
Israel · Benjamin Netanyahu · Day 3 · 1 sentence
Senegal · Bassirou Diomaye Diakhar Faye · Day 3 · 1 sentence
Côte d’Ivoire · Tiémoko Meyliet Koné · Day 3 · 1 sentence
Thailand · Anutin Charnvirakul · Day 3 · 1 sentence
Netherlands (Kingdom of the) · Rob Jetten · Day 3 · 1 sentence
Ireland · Micheál Martin · Day 3 · 1 sentence
Lebanon · Nawaf Salam · Day 4 · 1 sentence
Tuvalu · Feleti Teo · Day 4 · 1 sentence
North Macedonia · Hristijan Mickoski · Day 4 · 1 sentence
Albania · Edi Rama · Day 4 · 1 sentence
Liechtenstein · Sabine Monauni · Day 4 · 1 sentence
Tonga · Lord Fakafanua · Day 4 · 1 sentence
Samoa · Mulipola Anarosa Ale Molioo · Day 4 · 1 sentence
Mexico · Roberto Velasco Álvarez · Day 4 · 1 sentence
Pakistan · · Day 4 · 1 sentence
Cambodia · Sokhonn Prak · Day 5 · 1 sentence
Cuba · Bruno Eduardo Rodríguez Parrilla · Day 5 · 1 sentence
Tajikistan · Sirojiddin Muhriddin · Day 5 · 1 sentence
Gabon · Marie-Édith Tassyla-Ye-Doumbeneny · Day 5 · 1 sentence
Canada · Anita Anand · Day 5 · 1 sentence
Jamaica · Kamina Johnson Smith · Day 5 · 1 sentence
Algeria · Ahmed Attaf · Day 6 · 1 sentence
El Salvador · Alexandra Hill Tinoco · Day 6 · 1 sentence
United Arab Emirates · Khalifa Shaheen Al Marar · Day 6 · 1 sentence
Democratic People’s Republic of Korea · Kim Son Gyong · Day 6 · 1 sentence
Antigua and Barbuda · Walton Alfonso Webson · Day 6 · 1 sentence
Denmark · Christina Markus Lassen · Day 6 · 1 sentence
Costa Rica · Boris Vasir Marchegiani Carrero · Day 6 · 1 sentence
Vanuatu · Odo Tevi · Day 6 · 1 sentence
China · · Day 6 · 1 sentence
Democratic People's Republic of Korea · · Day 6 · 1 sentence
Chad · · Day 6 · 1 sentence