US President Joe Biden is set to address the climate crisis, development in the Global South, and the situation in Ukraine during his participation in the upcoming United Nations General Assembly.

According to the White House, Biden will meet with several world leaders, including Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

Biden will also deliver a speech during the high-level General Debate, where he will outline the steps his administration has taken to address global challenges and promote American leadership.

The General Assembly is expected to focus on the concerns of developing nations, and discussions will revolve around the Sustainable Development Goals and global partnerships.

While Biden's attendance highlights the US commitment to the UN, it is noteworthy that other leaders from the UN Security Council's permanent members will not be present. Nevertheless, the General Assembly offers an opportunity for leaders to assess global issues and work towards the common good.