Rebeca Grynspan, candidate for UN Secretary-General: "The lessons of the past have become blurred"

Rebeca Grynspan, candidate for UN Secretary-General, emphasizes the need for reform within the UN to enhance its effectiveness in conflict resolution. She acknowledges that the organization has become risk-averse and is often absent from critical negotiations. Grynspan, who has a personal connection to peace due to her family's history, advocates for a more agile UN that collaborates with other organizations. She highlights the importance of leadership willing to take risks and the necessity of addressing current global conflicts, including those in Ukraine and Gaza. Grynspan believes that the UN should not monopolize peace efforts and must adapt to the changing geopolitical landscape.