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We can’t ‘slow down’ in race to end deadly Ebola outbreak in DR Congo, says…

Lawlessness and impunity, as clashes continue in Libya Earth’s oceans and frozen spaces paying price…

Second Ebola vaccine for DRC is welcome, says UN health agency Nigeria must act to…

In this special Climate Summit edition of our flagship Lid is On podcast, participants explained…

Climate Action Summit warns of ‘glaring’ gap in emissions commitments Syria: UN chief announces progress…

As a UN Ambassador for Peace, renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma inspires young people to support…

On this year’s Day of Peace, young people from around the world have been invited…

In this exclusive UN News interview, Melissa Fleming, new head of Global Communications here at…

Migrant shooting in Libya, ‘irrefutable’ proof it’s not safe, say agencies Refugee safety a priority…

News in Brief 19 September 2019 Read Original Article: News in Brief 19 September 2019…

UN and Red Cross chiefs unite for call to end use of explosive weapons in…

The UN’s first Youth Climate Summit takes place in New York this Saturday where participants…

Justice for Myanmar generals is coming, rights experts insist $50 million appeal for Ukraine households…

Back in June, Nigeria’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Tijjani Muhammad-Bande, was elected by…

News in Brief 16 September 2019 Read Original Article: News in Brief 16 September 2019…

We “need more women in power positions”, the outgoing President of the 73rd General Assembly,…

Culture is ‘the best diplomacy we know’, UNESCO assistant chief declares Read Original Article: Culture…

Global communication, understanding the value of religious freedom, and a solid framework are all key…

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New technology could expand scope of South-South Cooperation, UN envoy says Read Original Article: New…

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Nicaragua ‘crisis’ a major concern, warns Bachelet Rohingya refugees face ‘worst impact of year’ amidst monsoons…

News in Brief 9 September 2019 Read Original Article: News in Brief 9 September 2019…

Cameroon’s ‘place of terror’ now a ‘land of hope’ Read Original Article: Cameroon’s ‘place of…

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UN Emergency Relief Coordinator, Mark Lowcock, flew to the Bahamas on Wednesday to meet with…

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Hurricane Dorian “hammering” Bahamas, could be strongest on record, UN weather experts warn Alarm over…

Paddling hard for a Global Oceans Treaty Read Original Article: Paddling hard for a Global…

The vast majority of the world’s nearly 26 million refugees are hosted in the Global…

More than half of world’s refugee children ‘do not get an education’, warns UNHCR WHO…

Nigerian musician Lambo raises money to bring music therapy programs to youth prisons, through his…

Saudi women will now be able to apply for passports. Those over 21 will be…

‘Dramatic resurgence’ of measles threatens Europe From the epicenter of nuclear explosions Colombia guarantees equal…

Fighting corruption is particularly important in countries recovering from conflict, Mirella Dummar-Frahi, from the UN…

Funding shortfall in Iraq Social media’s Pinterest steps up to combat vaccination misinformation  A positive…

With Zimbabwe experiencing its worst-ever hunger crisis, the United Nations and its relief partners have…

We cannot conceive of the UN without involving civil society, according to Maruxa Cardama, chairperson…

Child labour case highlights ‘widespread’ abuse in Nepal: rights experts DR Congo’s Goma passes key…

UN chief calls for more concrete action in response to the ‘climate emergency’ UN food…

Adiba Qasim is an inspiration.  After fleeing an ISIL terrorist massacre in northern Iraq that claimed…

School closures triple in Central and Western Africa as education comes under fire Sudan flash-floods…

The history of the global slave trade “concerns all humanity” as it impacts on modern…

The arms trade involves almost every country in the world, but more action is needed…

The senior UN official tasked with overseeing a plan of action to ensure that religious…

Honouring victims of religious-based violence New climate reality in Asia and the Pacific UN chief…

Lack of funds forces UN to close Yemen aid programmes UN chief expresses concern at…