Iran’s Energy Attacks Mark Dangerous Escalation in Gulf
The Iranian missile and drone strikes against essential oil and gas facilities in Qatar and Saudi Arabia in March 2026 have completely altered the power
The Iranian missile and drone strikes against essential oil and gas facilities in Qatar and Saudi Arabia in March 2026 have completely altered the power
The Central American Dry Corridor stretches across parts of Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica, forming one of the most climate-exposed regions in
Prior to the outbreak of war in Ukraine in February 2022, EU-Russia trade relations were one of the most important economic exchanges in the world.
This report, “Women’s Rights in the Gulf: Progress, Challenges, and the Road to Equality”, is published by the International United Nations Watch in collaboration with
Shadow Report (9): Violations of Workers’ Rights During COVID19 in Middle East and the Role of the UN
After the forces of the United Nations-recognized Government of National Accord retook the city of Tarhuna in Libya, 90 km southeast of Tripoli, from the grip of retired general Haftar’s forces, many reports emerged of the existence of mass graves in the city dug by the Haftar’s forces before they left.
Eight Canadian MPs and Senators Call for Ending Arms Sales Used in the Yemen War
On Wednesday, January 27, 2021, the organization International United Nations Watch launched the report Women in Salafi Spaces in cooperation with the University of Florence.
Shadow Report (4): Migrant and Refugee Access to Clean Water and Sanitation in Yemen and Libya
On World Refugee Day, he International United Nations Watch releases a comprehensive report on the Second Syrian Refugee Crisis: from 2015-2019.