Speeches by U.S. President Donald Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron are expected at the United Nations General Assembly in New York. Trump is scheduled to speak at 15:50 French time, while Macron will address the assembly later in the day. A total of 32 world leaders, including Macron, are set to speak on Tuesday. António Costa, President of the European Council, warned during Monday’s session that “we are at a critical moment for the world,” highlighting the challenges facing the international community. An official signing ceremony for an agreement between Trump and Denmark regarding Greenland is expected at 10:30 (16:30 French time). Trump has previously criticized the United Nations for its inability to resolve global conflicts and its stagnation, and he has denied the existence of climate change, calling it “the greatest scam in history.” The Greenland deal is seen as a significant diplomatic move, though it has drawn skepticism from some quarters due to the island’s status as an autonomous territory of Denmark. Trump’s speech at the UN in 2025 is anticipated to focus on his administration's foreign policy, including his actions in Iran and Venezuela. The conflict in Iran, which began during Trump’s presidency, has disrupted oil and gas distribution, affecting the global economy. Additionally, Trump’s policies are believed to have contributed to the decline of Nicolás Maduro’s government in Venezuela. These events have had far-reaching consequences, influencing both regional and global stability. The agreement with Denmark on Greenland is expected to be a highlight of Trump's address at the UN. The high-level week of the UN summit will continue until Monday, September 28, with the session starting at 15:00 French time. Macron will speak at the end of the morning session, which corresponds to the evening in France, marking a key moment in the assembly’s proceedings.