US, Japan seek UN ban on space nuclear weapons
The U.S. ambassador declared that the United States and Japan are supporting a resolution in the U.N. Security Council that
UN warns of impending catastrophic hunger crisis in Sudan amid ongoing conflict
The UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) also stated in a recent alert that an astounding 14 million children are in urgent
Navigating troubled waters: The Red Sea crisis, food insecurity, and conflict
The ongoing attacks on shipping in the Red Sea by the Houthi rebels in Yemen serve as a reminder of
Security Council alarmed: Escalating Civilian attacks in Ukraine war
Khaled Khiari, Assistant Secretary-General at the UN Departments of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs and Peace Operations, declared, “We condemn all
UN Security Council adopts compromise resolution Amid US abstention on Israel-Hamas conflict
A resolution that ends days of discussions behind closed doors and asks for humanitarian pauses between Israel and Hamas as
US veto: Halting UN Security Council condemnation of Israel
Arab countries confronted strong opposition from the US as they pushed for the declaration, condemning Israel of “intentionally targeting and
UN Security Council Warns: Climate Change and Food Insecurity Imperil Global Stability
The UN Secretary-General emphasized that the Security Council ought to confront the dire and growing risks that climate instability and
Global Plea: 9 UN Security Council Members Demand Ceasefire
The military of Myanmar conducted “indiscriminate” bombings against civilians, which nine members of the UN Security Council denounced. On Monday,
Diplomatic Discontent: UN Walkout Amidst Israeli Envoy’s UNSC Address
As the Israeli envoy to the UN, Gilad Erdan, opened by saying that the world was trying to solve a
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Washington Must Commit to WHO During COVID19 Crisis
The International United Nations Watch (IUNW) views with alarm the Trump Administration's decision to cut off some $400 million in