India, Sept. 25 -- Apart from creating legendary traffic snarls, the yearly United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York rarely generates anything historic, owing to the growing irrelevance of old, idealistic multilateral frameworks. This year, however, the ongoing US-Iran war has produced a symbolically significant moment at the UNGA: Iranian president Masoud Pezeshkian's speech in response to one by US President Donald Trump. It is not every day that a president travels to the enemy nation in the middle of an ongoing war to call out the hosts for unleashing "terrorism" upon his country. Yes, leaders have delivered anti-West and anti-America speeches from this podium. Hugo Chavez of Venezuela famously labelled George W Bush a devil...