新首相、２５日に国連総会演説　ビデオ原則、米中ロ首脳も登場

　【ニューヨーク時事】２２～２９日に行われる今年の国連総会一般討論演説の発言順（暫定版）が１日公表された。新型コロナウイルス感染拡大で今年は各国とも原則としてビデオ演説となる見通し。発言順によると、今月中旬に選出される日本の新首相は２５日に演説予定で、対外的にどういう外交政策を打ち出すか注目される。
　トランプ米大統領、習近平中国国家主席、プーチン・ロシア大統領はいずれも初日の２２日に演説予定。トランプ氏はニューヨークの国連本部を訪れ演説することに意欲を示している。（2020/09/02-10:48）

Japan's new prime minister, who will be elected in mid-September, is scheduled to give a speech at a U.N. General Assembly session on Sept. 25, according to the order of speeches released on Tuesday.
   Attention is expected to be focused on what the successor to incumbent Shinzo Abe has to say to the international community about Japan's diplomatic policy, observers said.
   Due to the spread of the novel coronavirus, world leaders are likely to deliver their speeches by video in principle at this year's session, set to be held for eight days through Sept. 29.
   U.S. President Donald Trump, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin are scheduled to give their respective speeches on Sept. 22, the annual session's opening day.
   Trump has expressed his willingness to visit the U.N. headquarters in New York to deliver his speech.