Angolan President João Lourenço addressed the United Nations to criticize what he described as a global environment of anarchy. During his speech, the President argued that current international conflicts are driven by a logic of force that supersedes the rule of law and reason.
Lourenço called for a reform of United Nations governance, stating that such changes are necessary to restore international trust and global peace. He characterized the current state of world affairs as a period where the use of force prevails over legal frameworks.
The Jornal Folha 8 report contrasted the President’s statements at the United Nations with his domestic governance, alleging that his administration relies on the use of force within Angola.
Article source: jornalf8.net | Image credit: Jornal Folha 8
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