Syria’s new government makes UN debut in New York
Syria’s Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shibani unfurled his nation’s flag at the United Nations building in New York and watched a
UN Security Council debated complex road ahead for Syria’s reconstruction
Syria is experiencing a tumultuous transition following years of conflict and authoritarian governance. While there has been some political movement,
Iran denounces U.S. threats at U.N., rejects accusations of destabilizing activities
In a statement to the United Nations Security Council, Iran alleged that the U.S. president and other officials were making
UN Security Council condemns Syrian coastal violence
According to diplomats, the United Nations Security Council has approved a statement denouncing widespread violence in Syria’s coastal area and
Exploring the growing Houthi threats and their impact on regional stability
December was the month when the Houthis launched a series of intense attacks against Israel. These attacks highlight no worries
Global security is in danger due to Houthi’s rising attack on Israel
An emergency session was planned by the United Nations Security Council to address the increasing attacks of Houthis on Israel.
Exploring North Korea’s increasing military support for Russia
Nowadays in the Russia-Ukraine war, one of the major concerns is North Korea’s ability to quickly produce missiles and supply
Why has the UNSC failed to address global conflicts?
The US is a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council. In November the United States vetoed a UN
Call for action: Analyzing the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine
Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022, and this invasion has caused many humanitarian crises. In Ukraine, approximately 14.6 million, or 40%
Africa’s struggle for justice: Global support is necessary to tackle climate crisis
African nations ask for justice from the United Nations. In their quest, António Guterres, Secretary General of the United Nations,