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Story summary
- The United Nations (U.N.) General Assembly marks its 80th anniversary amid conflicts and a budget crisis, raising questions about relevance.
- Proposals aside, progress on climate and humanitarian aid remains elusive, with budget cuts threatening U.N. operations.
- Richard Gowan of the International Crisis Group calls the U.N. in a "sort of a free fall" as over 140 leaders, including Trump, gather.
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