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Nearly 130 heads of state are returning to the United Nations as the post-World War Two international order faces severe strain from multiple conflicts and geopolitical crises.[2][7] The high-level meetings come amid wars in the Middle East and Ukraine, rising tensions involving Iran and North Korea, and intensifying debates over the UN’s relevance.[2][3][7][9][11]
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AS-0768
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The United Nations General Assembly has voted to adopt a new world map that more accurately represents countries’ relative sizes, notably correcting the long‑understated scale of Africa. The decision follows a sustained push by African nations to address distortions in commonly used projections.[5][14] This change is symbolically significant for debates over representation, decolonization, and global education.[5][14]
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The United Nations General Assembly has voted to adopt a new official world map that more accurately reflects the true relative sizes of countries, significantly increasing the apparent scale of Africa. The move follows a push by African nations to replace traditional projections that they say have entrenched geopolitical biases and minimized the continent’s importance.[6][8][10]
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