The UN at 80: Successes, Hopes, Failures, and Challenges

Bob Rae, Canada's UN ambassador, passionately discusses the UN's journey since its inception in 1945, emphasizing its triumphs in human rights despite facing substantial criticism. Lloyd Axworthy, former Minister of Foreign Affairs, adds insights about the UN's role in global cooperation and his personal experiences. They explore the importance of dialogue and multilateralism, alongside the need for Indigenous recognition and advocacy in addressing pressing global issues. Their reflections spark hope for enhancing the UN's effectiveness in the future.