UN likely to vote next week on push to end Israel presence in Palestinian territory
UN likely to vote next week on push to end Israel presence in Palestinian territory
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UN Human Rights chief warns of looming 'dystopian future': Video
UN Human Rights chief warns of looming 'dystopian future': Video
Belize army sends officers for long-delayed Haiti mission to Jamaica
Belize army sends officers for long-delayed Haiti mission to Jamaica
IAEA chief Grossi hopes to hold talks with Iranian president by November
IAEA chief Grossi hopes to hold talks with Iranian president by November
RSF paramilitaries kill 31 in Sudanese city of Sennar, activists say
RSF paramilitaries kill 31 in Sudanese city of Sennar, activists say
Israeli strikes in Gaza kill 61 in 48 hours as UN pursues vaccinations
Israeli strikes in Gaza kill 61 in 48 hours as UN pursues vaccinations
UN Security Council mulls asking UN to plan for Haiti peacekeepers
UN Security Council mulls asking UN to plan for Haiti peacekeepers
US, China 'narrowing' rift on climate finance in this week's talks, US envoy says
US, China 'narrowing' rift on climate finance in this week's talks, US envoy says
U.N. nuclear agency will supervise Ukraine's key power substations, Kyiv says
U.N. nuclear agency will supervise Ukraine's key power substations, Kyiv says
Climate change costs Africa up to 5% of GDP, UN climate head says
Climate change costs Africa up to 5% of GDP, UN climate head says
UN chief warns Africa's inadequate access to debt relief is recipe for social unrest
UN chief warns Africa's inadequate access to debt relief is recipe for social unrest
US sailor detained in Venezuela, traveled without permission, US officials say
US sailor detained in Venezuela, traveled without permission, US officials say
Blinken to travel to Haiti to shore up security mission backing
Blinken to travel to Haiti to shore up security mission backing
Colombia's economic segregation makes peace unattainable, UN envoy says
Colombia's economic segregation makes peace unattainable, UN envoy says
IMF mission starts fifth review of Ukraine program as Kyiv reshuffles government
IMF mission starts fifth review of Ukraine program as Kyiv reshuffles government
UN Security Council patience for Gaza truce talks running out, says Slovenia
UN Security Council patience for Gaza truce talks running out, says Slovenia
UN details Nicaragua government's intensifying violent crackdown on rights
UN details Nicaragua government's intensifying violent crackdown on rights
Yemen Roundup: Floods, Houthis' activities, UN calls for release of staff
Yemen Roundup: Floods, Houthis' activities, UN calls for release of staff
Sanctioned former central banker to become Russia's IMF representative
Sanctioned former central banker to become Russia's IMF representative
Bangladesh floods leave 71 dead, fears of waterborne disease rise
Bangladesh floods leave 71 dead, fears of waterborne disease rise
Jordanian health ministry records mpox case for a non-Jordanian resident, state news agency says
Jordanian health ministry records mpox case for a non-Jordanian resident, state news agency says
Israeli airstrike kills cleaning worker, relative in southern Lebanon, sources say
Israeli airstrike kills cleaning worker, relative in southern Lebanon, sources say
Israeli bombardment kills dozens in Gaza as health officials prepare polio campaign
Israeli bombardment kills dozens in Gaza as health officials prepare polio campaign
Frustration deepens two years after UN report on China abuses
Frustration deepens two years after UN report on China abuses
Fears of waterborne disease rise in Bangladesh as floods recede slowly
Fears of waterborne disease rise in Bangladesh as floods recede slowly
UN's Antonio Guterres praises East Timor for maintaining 25 years of peace: Video
UN's Antonio Guterres praises East Timor for maintaining 25 years of peace: Video
UN to send mission to Bangladesh to probe human rights violations
UN to send mission to Bangladesh to probe human rights violations
US imposes visa restrictions South Sudan individuals, State Dept says
US imposes visa restrictions South Sudan individuals, State Dept says
UN releases $100 million to support 10 underfunded crises
UN releases $100 million to support 10 underfunded crises
Israel tells US shots fired at WFP vehicle in Gaza after 'communication error'
Israel tells US shots fired at WFP vehicle in Gaza after 'communication error'
UN Deputy Secretary-General visits Sudan: Video
UN Deputy Secretary-General visits Sudan: Video
Fighting rages in Gaza as Palestinians hope for a pause for polio vaccinations
Fighting rages in Gaza as Palestinians hope for a pause for polio vaccinations
UN experts say jailed Guatemalan journalist Zamora may have been tortured
UN experts say jailed Guatemalan journalist Zamora may have been tortured
Israeli forces launch strikes across Gaza, push tanks into central Khan Younis
Israeli forces launch strikes across Gaza, push tanks into central Khan Younis
Russia says it defused unexploded munitions fired by Ukraine near Kursk nuclear power plant
Russia says it defused unexploded munitions fired by Ukraine near Kursk nuclear power plant
Exclusive-UN World Food Program launches investigation into its Sudan operations as famine spreads
Exclusive-UN World Food Program launches investigation into its Sudan operations as famine spreads
Israeli air strike hits truck in Lebanon carrying military equipment, security source says
Israeli air strike hits truck in Lebanon carrying military equipment, security source says
UN Security Council considers sanctioning two RSF generals in Sudan
UN Security Council considers sanctioning two RSF generals in Sudan
Rocket launched near peacekeeper post in Lebanon on Sunday, UN says
Rocket launched near peacekeeper post in Lebanon on Sunday, UN says
UN rights chief calls for repeal of Afghan law turning women into 'shadows'
UN rights chief calls for repeal of Afghan law turning women into 'shadows'
Sea levels rising faster in Pacific than elsewhere, says WMO report
Sea levels rising faster in Pacific than elsewhere, says WMO report
IMF taps Jamaica finance minister for deputy role
IMF taps Jamaica finance minister for deputy role
At least 30 killed in Sudan dam collapse, number could be much higher, U.N. says
At least 30 killed in Sudan dam collapse, number could be much higher, U.N. says
UN aid operations in Gaza halt after Israel evacuation orders
UN aid operations in Gaza halt after Israel evacuation orders
