'Unless the UN is reformed, its own survival is at stake,' Kenya’s Ruto says

In a recent interview with FRANCE 24 during the UN General Assembly, Kenyan President William Ruto emphasized the urgent need for reform within the United Nations, stating that its survival is at risk without necessary changes. He specifically pointed to the UN Security Council and the international financial system as areas needing attention. Ruto also highlighted Kenya's contributions to stabilizing Haiti, noting significant progress, although he confirmed that Kenyan troops would be returning home. This discussion is crucial as it reflects broader concerns about the effectiveness of international institutions in addressing global challenges.