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According to the last CPI report – global monitoring of malnutrition and food insecurity – no area of Gaza is currently classified as being in famine (IPC Phase 5), following...
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“The Sudanese are not moving by choice, they are simply fleeing to find safety,” said Mohamed Refaat, IOM Head of mission in Sudan. Speaking from Port Sudan to journalists in...
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Speaking from Gaza to journalists in New York, Antoine Renard said that two months after the ceasefire, access to food has improved significantly but Gazans continue to face serious difficulties....
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“I am alarmed by reports that areas around villages and cultural sites are being struck by warplanes, drones and artillery,” he said. “Under international humanitarian law, it is very clear...
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“The decision, which was communicated to the relevant authorities, follows a thorough assessment of the prevailing security situation in Kadugli, which has prevented the UN from functioning in the region,”...
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Exploring evidence-based uses of traditional medicine, such as ginger to treat nausea, is one of the topics discussed at the second meeting of the World Health Organization (WHO) summit dedicated...
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Briefing of ambassadors in the Security CouncilRosemary DiCarlo, the UN's political affairs chief, and Joyce Msuya, deputy emergency relief coordinator, said Syrians had made tangible progress over the past year....
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Published by the United Nations Human Rights Office, OHCHRThe report describes how civilians – many from besieged El Fasher – endured torture and kidnapping during a three-day offensive by the...
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Since Russia's full-scale invasion in 2022, Ukraine has suffered incessant air raids and drone strikes, disrupting daily life and endangering security. Ahead of International Migration Day on December 18Elvira explains...
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Between Brussels, Flanders and Wallonia, the cultural year 2025 showed a creative, plural and very lively Belgium - but also more attentive to questions of financing, access and cohesion. Summary....
