Pakistan's synopsis at the United Nations General Assembly is in need of being heard, especially by its arrogant neighbour in the east. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, in his 25-minute articulation at the world body, underlined the need for peace regimes in South Asia and the Middle East, and standing with International Law, conventions of multilateralism and sovereignty of all of its member states. The desire for tranquility and abidance to bilateralism was tactfully highlighted as Pakistan exposed the nefarious territorial designs of India, and Israel, as both took to aggressions. The flagging of the lingering Kashmir dispute and the water exigency that Pakistan faces must act as a preamble of warning for the world community. It is necessary for the UN to act and dispel the impression of being a repenting organisation, as conflicts and crises submerge its vitality.