Failure to protect Gaza war victims: Lula
Kuala Lumpur: Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on Sunday attacked the United Nations and other international organizations. They have been criticized for ceasing to function and failing to protect the victims of the Gaza war. Speaking to reporters after a meeting with Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, Lula asked who would accept the long-standing genocide in the Gaza Strip. He said that international organizations were set up to prevent such things from happening, but they are not working now. He expressed concern that the UN Security Council and the UN have remained unconscious. Lula criticized US President Donald Trump. 'Walking with head held high is more important for a leader than a Nobel Prize', he said.

Trump's meeting with Lula
After being elected for the second term as the President of the United States, Trump started a tour in the Asia-Pacific region for the first time. Attending the ASEAN Summit, Trump is holding bilateral meetings with the leaders of many countries. The President of Brazil met with Lula. It is reported that trade issues and retaliatory tariffs were mainly discussed in this meeting.