President Joe Biden addressed the United Nations General Assembly morning session about climate policy, America's relationship with China, the pandemic, and Nato.

President Biden told the world that the United States wants to avoid a Cold War with China, while pivoting from continuous post-9/11 conflicts to an era of US-led diplomacy.

"We are not seeking a new Cold War or a world divided into rigid blocs," said Biden, in apparent reference to America's strained relationship with China. "The US is ready to work with any nation that pursues peaceful resolutions, because we have all suffered consequences of our failures."

This was Mr Biden's first speech as US president to the annual United Nations General Assembly in New York.

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