World leaders convene at UN as Trump signals Iran diplomacy, signs Greenland security deal

Each autumn, the United Nations General Assembly calls the world's leaders to New York — not merely to speak, but to reveal, through presence and absence alike, where power is gathering and where it is fraying. This year, nearly 130 heads of state arrived against a backdrop of war, ceasefire, and technological anxiety, while Xi Jinping, India, and Russia stayed away, their silence as eloquent as any speech. Trump offered Iran a choice between diplomacy and destruction, then quietly sat his envoys down with Iranian officials for three hours — a reminder that the most consequential conversations