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Big Take: This Isn't Your Grandparents' UN

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 24 September 2026, 21:05 UTC 1 min read
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Eight decades after its founding as a guarantor of world peace, does the UN still matter? Today on the Big Take, what the meeting this week in New York has meant for global security and the future of multilateralism.

Eight decades after its founding as a guarantor of world peace, does the UN still matter? Today on the Big Take, what the meeting this week in New York has meant for global security and the future of multilateralism. (Source: Bloomberg)
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