Iran to Host UN Nuclear Watchdog Chief Ahead of Sanctions Deadline
UN nuclear watchdog head Rafael Grossi was to open talks on February 20 in Iran on the eve of Tehran's ...
Tag: United Nations
480,000 Killed by Extreme Weather This Century: Analysis
Almost half a million people have died in natural disasters linked to extreme weather events in the last 20 years, ...
UN Rights Office Urges Navalny’s Immediate Release
The United Nations human rights office said it was deeply troubled by the arrest of Alexei Navalny, and called for ...
UN Peacekeeper Killed in Mali, Seven Wounded: Spokesman
A peacekeeper from the UN mission in Mali was killed during an attack on a convoy in the central city ...
UN Condemns Iran’s ‘Appalling’ Execution of Rezaiee, Young Offenders
The UN voiced outrage at Iran's execution of Mohammad Hassan Rezaiee, a man who was only 16 when he committed ...
Three UN Peacekeepers Killed in C.Africa Republic Ahead of National Polls
Three UN peacekeepers have been killed by unidentified combatants in the Central African Republic, the United Nations said, as the ...
UN Says Seized C.African Town Under Peacekeepers’ Control
The Central African Republic's fourth-largest town, which was seized by rebels Tuesday ahead of elections this weekend, is back in ...
The 10-Year Food Systems Revolution Must Start Now
To end hunger, poverty, and inequality while addressing the environmental crisis, the world must reset global food systems to be ...
UN Announces $35.6 Mn Aid for Civilians From Ethiopia’s Tigray
The United Nations announced Thursday a $35.6 million emergency aid package for civilians caught up in fighting in Ethiopia's Tigray ...
Eight Countries, Including US, Denounce ‘Appalling’ Human Rights in NKorea
Eight countries, including the United States, on Friday denounced North Korea's human rights record after a closed-doors videoconference at the ...
Jailed Saudi Activist in Terrorism Court on ‘Spurious’ Charges: UN Experts
Jailed Saudi activist Loujain al-Hathloul appeared before a terrorism court on Thursday, her family said, as she faces the prospect ...
UN Says Rights Situation in Belarus Deteriorating
The human rights situation in crisis-wracked Belarus is deteriorating, the UN rights chief said Friday, highlighting mass arrests, including of ...
UN ‘Very Concerned’ Over Egypt Arrest of Rights Workers
The United Nations is "very concerned" over reports of the arrests in Egypt of human rights activists, the world body's ...
Over 40,000 Ethiopians Have Fled to Sudan, UN Says
Over 40,000 Ethiopians have fled to neighboring Sudan as government forces pursue an offensive in the Tigray region, the UN's ...
UN Warns of ‘Full-Scale Humanitarian Crisis’ in Ethiopia Conflict
The UN said that a full-blown humanitarian crisis was unfolding in northern Ethiopia, where thousands of people each day are ...
UN Chief ‘Deeply Disturbed’ by Political Unrest in Peru
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is "deeply disturbed" by a violent crackdown in Peru against people protesting the impeachment of former ...
UN Rights Chief Warns of Possible ‘War Crimes’ in Karabakh Conflict
The UN rights chief on Monday decried ongoing "indiscriminate" attacks on civilian areas during fighting over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region, ...
NGOs Attacked in South Sudan, Aid Workers Evacuated, UN Says
The United Nations said Friday that nearly 30 aid workers in a remote and troubled part of South Sudan had ...
Beyond Moral Imperative: The World Food Programme Is Not Done Fighting
The Globe Post interviews the World Food Programme about the organization's recent Nobel Peace Prize and its mission of eradicating ...
Israel Halts Visas for UN Rights Staff After Settlement Database
Israel, angered by the UN listing firms with activities in illegal Israeli settlements, has granted no visas to UN rights ...
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