In "Endless Voyage," Part 30, the UN General Assembly convenes urgently in light of a recent report reflecting the people's desire for freedom. The Secretary-General invites various NGOs to participate in the discussion, emphasizing the importance of gaining public trust for any actions to be effective. The U.S. President expresses concern about the crisis caused by Rushivarya, who feels betrayed and angry. Japan’s Premier introduces a proposal from a professor suggesting that children, as symbols of innocence, could persuade Rushivarya to cease hostilities. This idea is met with ridicule from China's leader, who dismisses it as impractical. In contrast, the Russian leader supports the proposal, asserting its merit. Tensions rise as China condemns Russia’s stance, threatening to withdraw from the discussion if Russia does not retract its support for the children's proposal. The meeting highlights the complexities of international diplomacy in the face of crisis.

by પ્રદીપકુમાર રાઓલ in English Fiction Stories

Writen by પ્રદીપકુમાર રાઓલ

Category Fiction Stories