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
Gaza ceasefire talks see progress, says Qatar, as UN pushes to lift blockade
Qatar reports there has been “a bit of progress” in negotiations to broker a new ceasefire in Israel’s conflict with
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
US under Trump is sole opponent of UN anti- Deforestation measures
The U.S. was the sole nation voting against a United Nations resolution for more sustainable forests globally and fighting deforestation
Germany’s Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock to head UN General Assembly
Germany’s Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock is to become Germany’s candidate for the new president of the United Nations General Assembly
As UN marks 80 years, funding gaps raise concerns
As the UN turns 80 this year, it is looking for ways to improve efficiency and cut costs, Secretary-General Antonio
Can the UN be trusted on climate change?
It is a moment of crossroads for the United Nations, as US President Donald Trump has withdrawn from the World
US stands alone in UN: Voting against key resolutions
The United States under the Trump administration has made it clear that it will no longer automatically endorse core United
Impacts of African Union economic social and cultural council on Africa’s future
Established in July 2004 to bolster civil society groups’ (CSOs) representation in AU institutions and decision-making, the African Union Economic,
The UN General Assembly and Iran’s oil dilemma: Sanctions, diplomacy, and global challenges
Iran’s January 13 meeting with France, Britain, and Germany in Geneva was characterized as “serious, frank, and constructive.” It advanced