UN Chief Seeks to Halt Sudan Fighting
It is not clear if rival SAF will observe the cease-fire
World Health Organization says nearly 330 dead, 3,200 injured in fighting
Reports on leaked classified documents say Washington may have spied on the UN chief, senior officials
Council remains divided over what to do about threat
Release follows deal between Yemen’s warring sides to release hundreds of people
A look at UN-related news from the past week
Hopes are growing in the region following a diplomatic rapprochement between Saudi Arabia and Iran that the eight-year-long war in Yemen could soon end
Kyaw Moe Tun appeals for strong international action against junta after it carried out deadly airstrikes this week
Taliban extend their restrictions on Afghan women
Maria Lvova-Belova portrayed Moscow’s deportation of Ukrainian children as act of protection
UN says it will not comply with latest edict, which violates international law and UN Charter
It is the latest in a series of Taliban restrictions on Afghan women and girls
Linda Thomas-Greenfield says US will engage with Russia during Moscow’s April Security Council presidency but has no plans for meeting with foreign minister
The Pacific island nation of Vanuatu spearheaded the drafting and negotiations of a landmark UN resolution, with a core group of 18 countries representing most corners of the world
They say it's a bad joke that an aggressor country with an indicted leader is about to chair the UN's most powerful organ
UN warns that the war in Ukraine is driving dangerous rhetoric and increasing the risk of escalation, miscalculation or mistake
South Pacific Island nation Vanuatu spearheaded the Climate Justice Initiative at UN
Body would be strictly humanitarian in nature, to provide families with information on their missing loved ones
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