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
UN’s cooling system offers blueprint for beating heat without harming the planet
Using an ancient but energy-efficient system, a pump deep inside the UN headquarters draws massive volumes of water from the
Trump hires UN migration team for ‘Self-Deportation’ plan
In order to implement its self-deportation scheme for illegal immigrants, the Trump administration has enlisted the assistance of the United
UN Tourism calls for inclusive growth to serve all communities
In a latest report by UN Tourism and the World Tourism Alliance (WTA), focused policies, regulation and governance mechanisms are
UN’s Guterres slams unacceptable terror attack on civilians in Kashmir
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres was quick to strongly denounce the armed assault on Jammu and Kashmir which earlier on
UN sounds alarm over funding crisis affecting 650,000 in Ethiopia
Supply shortages and funding for the UN World Food Programme relief procedures in Ethiopia will prevent lifesaving services for 650,000