Is Geneva at risk of losing UN organizations to other countries?
Geneva’s long-standing position as the hub of international diplomacy is gradually eroding as a result of the financial cuts the
Is Gaza entering the cruelest phase of the war amid severe starvation?
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warns that Israel‘s intensifying military assault and protracted embargo have driven the Palestinian population in
Aid reaches Gaza after prolonged pause, though UN deems it severely insufficient
For the first time since early March, a small quantity of food was sent to the beleaguered Gazans on Wednesday;
UN matters more than ever, says Germany’s Baerbock in her run to lead General Assembly
The former German foreign minister, who is running for president of the UN General Assembly, gave a speech outlining her
UN warns 14,000 babies in Gaza at risk of death within 48 hours without urgent aid
Up to “14,000 babies” in Gaza might perish “within the next 48 hours” if humanitarian help doesn’t get to them
UN warns of escalating attacks on minorities and women Under Taliban control
The world media has mostly ignored the human rights situation in Afghanistan in the midst of several other global problems.
UN to hold conference on two-state solution to Middle East conflict in June
According to a UN spokesperson, an international conference aimed at reviving the notion of a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian
UN says Yemen truce offers hope for peace process
The UN Security Council heard on Wednesday that the truce between the United States and the Houthi rebels in Yemen
UN chief urges nations to save peacekeeping from dramatic financial constraints
As UN head António Guterres called on Member States to do more to assist the world body’s “blue helmets” and
UN investigation finds Russia responsible for downing of MH17 flight
The downing of the Malaysian Airlines aircraft over Ukraine in 2014, which killed all of the roughly 300 persons on