Archive · 18 Sep 2026
World Leaders To Discuss Iran War And AI At UN
World leaders will meet at the United Nations next week.
Their high-level meeting starts on Tuesday.
It is part of the General Assembly’s 81st session.
They will discuss important issues, including the Iran war and artificial intelligence.
The United Nations has 193 member countries.
The Holy See and the State of Palestine are not regular member states, but they have observer status.
This means their leaders can speak to the assembly.
The European Union can also take part as an observer.
The United Nations General Assembly’s high-level session begins on Tuesday.
The meeting is part of the 81st session of the General Assembly.
World leaders are expected to discuss issues including the Iran war and artificial intelligence.
The United Nations has 193 member states.
Leaders of the Holy See and the State of Palestine may address the assembly as observer states, while the European Union may participate as an observer.
- Who
- World leaders, representatives of 193 United Nations member states, and representatives of observer entities.
- What
- A high-level United Nations General Assembly session will discuss issues including the Iran war and artificial intelligence.
- When
- The session begins on Tuesday next week.
- Where
- At the United Nations General Assembly.
- Why
- To discuss major international issues, including the Iran war and artificial intelligence.
- Session
- 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly
- Start
- Tuesday next week
- Member states
- 193
- Observer states
- The Holy See and the State of Palestine
- Observer organization
- The European Union
- Highlighted topics
- The Iran war and artificial intelligence