UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Inside, with speeches and machinations and carefully deployed elbows, those who administer the world persist in their search for the elusive path to peace.
“Bring lasting peace,” said Pravind Jugnauth, prime minister of Mauritius.
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim spoke of “the imperative to make peace."
In July, visiting Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi used the North Lawn, adjacent to the wooded area, to perform yoga poses as part of his visit.
But for one tranquil moment, for one brief respite from the world's most high-stakes conversations, that's more than sufficient.
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