Leaders in many conflict areas are more interested in power and political rivalries than in listening to the needs of their people, improving their lives and ending the fighting, the United Nations humanitarian chief told The Associated Press.
Many leaders are more interested in power than helping end conflict, UN humanitarian chief says
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