UN, Trump against all new candidates to take over the leadership

The Trump administration opposes the entire current list of candidates for the leadership of the UN, believing that none of the figures vying for the role of secretary general sufficiently shares the US president's vision and his desire to change the organization. Politico reports this, citing some sources, according to which the administration would like new candidates. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres' mandate expires at the end of December.

The protest for not having received the Nobel Prize

Meanwhile, Trump has once again protested this year over his failure to win the Nobel Peace Prize, awarded yesterday to Navi Pillay. “I have resolved eight wars, am close to ending or resolving two more, brought home all the Israeli hostages, including the last 28, dead and alive; achieved the release and repatriation of hundreds of hostages from countries around the world; won a war in Venezuela and captured the violent dictator who ruled that country with such brutality; prevented the primary state sponsor of terrorism, the Islamic Republic of Iran, from obtaining a nuclear weapon. And much more yet, despite all this, neither I nor the United States of America have received the Nobel Peace Prize", wrote the American president on his social network Truth.