New York [US], September 23 (ANI): Addressing the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), Brazil President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on Tuesday said the world is witnessing the conservation of international order marked by 'repeated concessions to power players, attacks on sovereignty, arbitrary sanctions, and unilateral interventions becoming the rule.' We are witnessing the conservation of an international order marked by repeated concessions to power players, attacks on sovereignty, arbitrary sanctions, and unilateral interventions becoming the rule,' Lula stated. On regional stability, Lula stressed Latin America's role as 'a continent free of weapons of mass destruction' but expressed concern that 'the comparison between crime and terrorism is worrying.' Lula further stressed, 'The world will learn about the reality of the Amazon (river). In conclusion, Lula said, 'The UN has today almost four times more members than the 51 who were at its foundation.