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Susan Rice discusses the United Nations’ future and relevance

Source: NPR · 23 Sep 2026, 21:58 UTC
Susan Rice discusses the United Nations’ future and relevance
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Former US Ambassador to the United Nations Susan Rice discussed the organisation’s relevance in 2026 in an interview with NPR’s Mary Louise Kelly. The supplied material offers no details of Rice’s arguments, the challenges examined or her assessment of the UN’s future beyond identifying the subject of the conversation.

Former US Ambassador to the United Nations Susan Rice discussed the organisation’s future in an interview with NPR’s Mary Louise Kelly. The conversation focused on whether the United Nations has a future and on its relevance in 2026. The supplied material identifies Rice’s former diplomatic role but does not provide her assessment of the organisation or the arguments she advanced.

It also gives no details about the issues, countries or developments considered during the interview.

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