UN summit sees western leaders defend slow progress to end global inequality

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : The outreach at the general assembly is likely to be matched in coming months by that of European governments undertaking to meet smaller countries that have often been bypassed by high-ranking European ministers, let alone heads of state.
42% : France's mission to the UN said Macron had a scheduling conflict, hosting Britain's King Charles III in Paris this week.

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