UN at Fifteen: World Peace Hope and Cold War Realities
On the UN’s 15th anniversary, Associated Press reporters survey ordinary people worldwide about the body’s impact. Most remain hopeful it furthers world peace, while critics cite Soviet veto power and unresolved conflicts from Korea to Hungary.
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