US believes its power matters more than international law, UN chief António Guterres tells BBC
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Key Points:
- UN Secretary-General António Guterres criticized the US for acting with impunity and prioritizing its power over international law, expressing concern that multilateral solutions are being disregarded by Washington.
- Guterres highlighted that the UN struggles to enforce international laws due to the leverage held by major powers, questioning whether this power is used for lasting conflict resolution or merely quick fixes.
- He called for reform of the UN Security Council, criticizing the veto power held by its five permanent members and advocating for changes to better represent the global community and reduce deadlocks.
- The UN chief pointed to ongoing conflicts, including in Gaza, where humanitarian aid distribution was hindered by Israel, underscoring the UN's limited ability to operate without member state cooperation.
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