It's day two of the United Nations General Assembly debate in New York, with Yemen, Lebanon, Afghanistan and Kuwait among the countries due to take part.
Yemen's speech will be the subject of particular interest. The UN has been instrumental in attempts to broker a peace deal, end the Houthi insurgency and restore the internationally recognised government.
The morning session started at 9am in New York (Coordinated Universal Time-5), and runs until 2.45pm. The afternoon session runs from 3pm until 9pm.
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Away from the General Debate, US President Donald Trump chaired a Security Council meeting on the non-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction. Iran is expected to be the primary focus of the meeting.
Moments before speaking at the Security Council Mr Trump affirmed his commitment to a two state solution between Israel and Palestine, saying he will release his plan for a solution in two to three months.
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A number of other major events in New York are also taking place today. They include a high-level meeting on the fight to end tuberculosis, the Bloomberg Global Business Forum and the European Union hosts a meeting on Syria.
Schedule of speakers for Wednesday, September 26
Morning
Panama
Nambia
Ghana
Estonia
Lebanon
Croatia
Yemen
Colombia
Uruguay
Tonga
Mali
Angola
Cuba
Liberia
Slovakia
Republic of Korea (South Korea)
Romania
United Kingdom
Afghanistan
Italy
Afternoon
Cabo Verde
Ukraine
Eswatini
Honduras
Kenya
Kiribati
Zimbabwe
Poland
Portugal
El Salvador
Nauru
Bolivia
Palau
Venezuela
Central African Republic
Kuwait
Luxembourg
Norway
Netherlands
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UN General Assembly 2018 schedule
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