We are seeing more and more megaphone diplomacy and less and less discreet diplomacy.

If you want to have a result, we need to build confidence and that is only possible if you do it in a discreet, humble way,

making sure that both sides can trust you that you are not having a different agenda or a different objective,

but to solve the problem

we need to solve together.

Hello and welcome to the G0 World podcast.

This is where you'll find extended versions of my interviews on public television.

I'm Ian Bremmer and today my 101 conversation with UN Secretary General Antonio Guttedish.

I met up with him in New York at the United Nations headquarters just ahead of this year's

General Assembly, and there was no shortage of issues to discuss, from the war in Ukraine to

global food insecurity, climate change, and authoritarianism on the rise.

Gutettish is known for bluntly stating the dangers we're facing and the need for immediate action.

But he's also been a personal force for hope and for practical solutions.

Here's our discussion.

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