Tibetan Activist Dies After Self-Immolation Near UN Headquarters in New York
The death of a 52‑year‑old Tibetan activist who set himself on fire outside the United Nations headquarters in New York
UN Warns AI May Widen Inequality
The United Nations is ringing an alarm about the fast proliferation of artificial intelligence, which might aggravate global disparities if
UNDP Warns Middle East Conflict Fallout Drives Subsidy Surge
The Middle East dispute is not merely a security one anymore. Instead, it is becoming increasingly a financial and developmental
Trump’s Board of Peace immunity plan sparks alarm
With the recent leak of draft papers on the Board of Peace, the immunity proposal put forward by Trump is
DRC Takes Rwanda to ICJ Over Decades of Conflict
DRC has dragged Rwanda into the International Court of Justice, bringing about another legal battle in one of the longest-lasting
UN court to rule on Sudan’s accusation that UAE backed aramilitaries
In a lawsuit alleging that the United Arab Emirates violated the genocide convention by equipping and financing the rebel paramilitary
UN-Brokered Yemen Prisoner Exchange Negotiations: What is Next?
On Sunday, January 24th, the city of Amman, Jordan, became the host to negotiations between the warring sides in the
Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Deal: Internal Armenian Turmoil and Prospects for Peace
Nestled between Russia, Iran, and Turkey, this region in the southern Caucus is the site of interest of greater political
India’s Crackdown on Human Rights: Amnesty International and Other Cases
India’s human rights record under Prime Minister Modi has continued to deteriorate. When Amnesty International closed its office in the
End SARS: The Crackdown on the Nigerian People’s Campaign Against Police Brutality
During the month of October, the people of Nigeria took to the streets in mass protests against police brutality, known