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Although COVID-19 no longer causing the widespread disruption seen during the global health emergency, the virus continues to hospitalize and kill people across Europe and neighboring regions. Studies carried out…
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Although funding cuts, conflict and climate shocks have strained health systems around the world – disrupting essential services in many countries – governments and partners have nevertheless made notable progress…
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According to has MINUSCA, preliminary reports from observers indicate that more than 99 percent of polling stations across the country opened as scheduled on Election Day. The transfer of envelopes…
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According to the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), since December 26, nationwide attacks have also caused significant damage to civilian infrastructure, leaving parts of the country without…
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The budget – approved Tuesday by the 193 members of the General Assembly – authorizes $3.45 billion for the coming year, covering the Organization's three main pillars of work: peace…
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Years of conflict, compounded by worsening food insecurity, recurring natural disasters, the impacts of climate change and mass returns of displaced people, have left around 45 percent of the population…
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This surge comes against the backdrop of an escalating conflict in eastern DRC, where renewed fighting has triggered mass displacement, eroded protection systems and worsened an already grave humanitarian crisis…
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Follow our live coverage as the General Assembly and its Fifth Committee meet today to finalize negotiations and vote on the United Nations regular budget for 2026. The Fifth Committee…
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Heavy seasonal downpours are worsening an already dire humanitarian situation, as torrential rains cause war-damaged buildings to collapse, flood tents and soak people's belongings, OCHA said. To respond quickly to…
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Speaking at the signing in Geneva, UN Emergency Relief Coordinator Tom Fletcher paid tribute to aid workers operating in increasingly difficult conditions, describing the past year as "a very, very…
