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Die UN-Generalversammlung fand im Hauptquartier der Vereintenionen am East River in New York statt, wobei Staats- und Regierungschefs wie Donald Trump und Benjamin Netanjahu sprachen und Proteste gegen Netanjahu stattfanden.
New York ist an diesem Samstagvormittag eigentlich schon wieder in der Normalität angekommen. Die übergroße Polizeipräsenz ist verschwunden. Die Absperrungsgitter sind an vielen Kreuzungen im Umfeld der Vereinten Nationen zur Seite geräumt worden. Der Verkehr ist das übliche Chaos, aber keine Katastrophe mehr. Die Boulevardzeitung Daily News titelt »Wet And Windy Wallop«, die Stadt stellt sich auf starken Regen und Sturm ein. Bürgermeister Zoran Mamdami hat eine Reisewarnung ausgegeben, die New Yorker sollen zu Hause bleiben.
Das passt zur Stimmung des fünften Tages der Generalversammlung im Hauptquartier der Vereinten Nationen am East River. Die Staats- und Regierungschefs haben gesprochen, Donald Trump kam und ging, Benjamin Netanjahu und die Proteste gegen ihn ebenso. Die Aufmerksamkeit lässt nach, die Welt zieht weiter. Und auf Deutschland, so schien es in den vergangenen Monaten immer mehr, wartete international so ziemlich niemand mehr.
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Der Starkregen und Sturm in New York wird zu Verkehrsbehinderungen führen.
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