What happens when countries stop believing they have anything in common?
@rafaelmgrossi on why the UN remains the place where common ground can still be found.
Watch: https://t.co/64C0GrUq7y
Listen to @rafaelmgrossi on the @bbcworldservice as he explains why the UN must deliver more and how he plans to make it more effective.
🎧 https://t.co/IMRp55bZEX
“The UN cannot be expected to prevent or end every war, but working toward that end is its core task”
@rafaelmgrossi on why the UN must be present where conflicts unfold, more focused on prevention & more effective in delivering.
Via @ForeignAffairs: https://t.co/Mg4piXyU2m
Monitoring Iran’s nuclear activities is already a huge task, but marathon runner @rafaelmgrossi wants more: to lead the United Nations.
Austria’s Kurier profiles the IAEA chief & candidate for UN Secretary-General.
Read ↓ https://t.co/OS55t5XgZY
Back in Geneva this week, and back in the Council Chamber where I began my career as a young diplomat 40 years ago.
Many of the themes depicted in José María Sert’s murals - war and peace, division and cooperation, destruction and reconstruction - are still very much with us today.
With conflicts and tensions rising in many parts of the world, the aspiration for peace and multilateralism is as strong as ever.
And just like this room, which is currently being restored, institutions and peace itself require constant care and renewal.
The work is never complete.
Candidat argentin au poste de secrétaire général de l’ONU pour remplacer le Portugais António Guterres, Rafael Grossi compte sur son expérience à l’Agence internationale de l’énergie atomique pour s’imposer face à quatre... https://t.co/ByB6WRYxFO
Here’s @rafaelmgrossi when asked why he is the best WOMAN for the job.
His answer, which got him three rounds of applause 👏🏽, shows why he’s the best PERSON for the job.
“The UN IS ABSENT” from too many of today’s conflicts, but “IT NEEDN’T BE SO.”
This is why @rafaelmgrossi is running to be the next UNSG: to get the UN back to the table. A point he's been insisting on for a long time.
Watch last week in London @UNAUK: https://t.co/gd0z4t4ttV
This article is worth a few minutes of your time to read.
U.N. Atomic Energy Chief Rafael Grossi Blasts Agency for Irrelevance: ‘Absent’ from World Conflicts
https://t.co/NINeV7IFAi
How do you lead the UN when trust is low, resources are tight, and the world is more divided than ever?
@rafaelmgrossi was at @ChathamHouse in London, sharing his vision for the next chapter of the United Nations.
Watch: https://t.co/QmYpDlcRri
Today at 3pm NY time, @rafaelmgrossi takes part in the UN hearings for the next Secretary-General.
He’ll present his vision and take questions from Member States & civil society.
Tune in for one of the most important moments so far in the race: https://t.co/ohd3BmqNUZ
Energy. Discipline. Courage. This is what the UN needs.
Ahead of the hearings in NY on April 21 for the race to become the next Secretary-General, @rafaelmgrossi is literally running the marathon & showing exactly the kind of leadership the job demands.
Back at the #ViennaCityMarathon this morning to take part once again through the beautiful city of Vienna, home of the @IAEAorg.
Inspiring to start at the Vienna International Centre alongside thousands of people from around the world, united by the same challenge and by a spirit of unity.
Thank you, Vienna 🇦��, for hosting us once again.
Congratulations to @rafaelmgrossi for being named one of @TIME’s 100 Most Influential People of 2026.
A well-deserved recognition for years of diplomacy, engagement and leadership in some of the world’s toughest crises: https://t.co/RjGamEhEdP
In this episode of the @MunSecConf’s “Art of Diplomacy” podcast, @rafaelmgrossi talks about discipline, empathy, pressure, and what it actually takes to do the job.
Hear him from 13’45’’: https://t.co/3esJ0dt9aW
Excellent interview with @rafaelmgrossi on why he believes direct engagement is the only path to peace – and why he wants to be the next UN Secretary General.
Read via @DialogueEarth_: https://t.co/T79MlyVsjQ
Great exchange with UN Secretary-General candidate Rafael Grossi.
EU Heads of Mission discussed his vision for the future of the @UN, including peace & security, sustainable development, human rights & UN reform.
Timely discussion as the SG selection process moves forward.
“We must return to diplomacy & negotiations.”
Amid escalation in Middle East, @iaeaorg chief @rafaelmgrossi warns of grave risk posed by any attack on or near a nuclear facility, stressing diplomacy is the only way to achieve assurance Iran will not acquire nuclear weapons.
.@rafaelmgrossi tells @CNNEE´s @oppenheimera why he is the right person to lead the United Nations. Watch their full conversation: https://t.co/AdeXS4qGMu
In an interview with @folha during #MSC2026, @rafaelmgrossi shared his views on the UN and his candidacy for Secretary-General.
Read the interview 👉 https://t.co/xIQ8oJ0jmN