Flags at United Nations fly at half-mast following the death of United Nations Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold.

The video discusses the concept of memory and its impact, followed by an exploration of the United Nations' ability to endure and survive various crises, emphasizing its resilience and the necessity for it to continue overcoming challenges.

In what ways can the memory of past crises influence the UN's actions?

What significance do you think the phrase 'are lowered in his memory' holds in the context of the UN?

What challenges has the UN faced according to the text?

How does the text describe the UN's ability to survive crises?

What does the phrase 'must survive, still another' imply about the future of the UN?