[Guterres’s final speech at the United Nations General Assembly calls for a ceasefire and an end to the war] September 23rd, United Nations Secretary-General Guterres delivered his last speech during his tenure at the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly on September 22, urging world leaders to end wars, regulate artificial intelligence, pay attention to climate change, and comprehensively reform United Nations agencies that are struggling to deal with increasingly severe global challenges. Guterres pointed out that the current global geopolitical differences are deepening, inequality is increasing, the challenges brought by the climate crisis and artificial intelligence are rising, and the world's "faults are widening." At the same time, the global power structure is undergoing profound changes. On the Middle East issue, Guterres called on leaders of various countries to promote "de-escalation and dialogue" during the high-level meeting week of the United Nations General Assembly. He stressed that "fighting must stop, humanitarian access must be unimpeded, and navigation rights and freedoms must be fully restored in accordance with international law." (CCTV International News)