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Amount of civilian victims in Sudan as a fighter intensifies
It has now been 842 days since the conflict between the troops of the military government and their former allies who have become rivals in the paramilitary support forces broke...
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Gaza: The Security Council meets on the hostage crisis in the midst of the “unbearable” conditions facing Palestinian civilians
Deputy Secretary General Miroslav Jenča informed a Security advice Meeting Tuesday called by Israel to discuss the fate of hostages that will always be held in the enclave ravaged by...
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Children are “bones” because Sudan marks a dark milestone
It is a dark step for Sudan, the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. But with insufficient funding, lack of access to key regions and the intensification of violence, milestones...
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Live security advice: Israel calls for focusing on the fate of Gaza hostages
The Security Council will meet to discuss the increase in concerns in Israel and elsewhere on the disastrous conditions facing the hostages that remain in Gaza. He follows the release...
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The world requires action on plastic pollution: United Nations Environment Head
"" The world wants and indeed needs a conventional plastic treaty because the crisis becomes uncontrollable - and people are frankly indignant"Said Inger Andersen, Dive Executive director of the United...
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World News in Brief: Crisis for financing refugees in Uganda, academic freedom tested in Serbia, rural resilience in Afghanistan
Uganda has a progressive refugee policy that allows refugees to work and access public services. This coupled with its geographic proximity to the crises has made it the largest country...
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Geography should not define fate: the UN summit on nations without coastlines is open in Turkmenistan
Userping world leaders to rethink the development of landlocked nations, the UN chief said: “We are now meeting to reaffirm a fundamental truth: Geography should never define fate. "" According...
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The final straw? Discussions on plastic pollution begin in Geneva
Unless an international agreement is inked, Plastic waste should triple by 2060, causing significant damage - including our health - according to the United Nations environment program (Dive). The talks...
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Cholera spreads in northern Darfur, 640,000 threatened children, Unicef warns
More than 1,180 cases of cholera-including around 300 in children-and at least 20 deaths were reported in Tawila, a city that has absorbed more than half a million people fleeing...
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Awaza is preparing to organize a United Nations Conference on developing countries without coast
More than 20 heads of state and government and some 3,000 delegates from international organizations, civil society, young people, the academic world and the private sector should attend the conference....