What to Know From the UN: China, Russia Have Their Say, and a Frog Metaphor Makes a Cameo
China and Russia got their turns at the U.N. General Assembly podium on Saturday, but — per usual — their top leaders didn't speak. Instead, they turned to their foreign ministers, WANG YI and SERGEY LAVROV.
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