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Urgent: First "globally televised" debate starts for 10 candidates to vie for next UN chief

Xinhua, July 13, 2016 Adjust font size:

The first-ever "globally televised" debate on Tuesday kicked off at UN Heqadquarters in New York for 10 of the 12 candidates, who have announced their bid to become the next UN secretary-general, and they will take questions from diplomats and the public at large. Endit