Biden United Nations Policy Undermines U.S. Interests

As the U.N. General Assembly meets this week for its 77th high-level “General Debate,” the Biden administration is pressing for changes in the U.N. Security Council that will undermine U.S. national interests.

When the Assistant Secretary of State for International Organizations spoke at the State Department last week, she outlined three U.S. priorities: food insecurity, global health, and Security Council “reforms.” Here are Assistant Secretary Michele Sison’s words:

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Elliott Abrams

Elliott Abrams is a senior fellow for Middle Eastern studies at the Council on Foreign Relations and served in the Reagan, George W. Bush, and Trump administrations.

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As the U.N. General Assembly meets this week for its 77th high-level “General Debate,” the Biden administration is pressing for changes in the U.N. Security Council that will undermine U.S. national interests.

When the Assistant Secretary of State for International Organizations spoke at the State Department last week, she outlined three U.S. priorities: food insecurity, global health, and Security Council “reforms.” Here are Assistant Secretary Michele Sison’s words:

About the Author

Elliott Abrams

Elliott Abrams is a senior fellow for Middle Eastern studies at the Council on Foreign Relations and served in the Reagan, George W. Bush, and Trump administrations.