Seventh candidate joins race to lead UN
Uganda's Olara Otunnu served as UN undersecretary general and special representative for children and armed conflict from 1997 to 2005 under then UN chief Kofi…
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Uganda's Olara Otunnu served as UN undersecretary general and special representative for children and armed conflict from 1997 to 2005 under then UN chief Kofi…
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Six candidates, including Rafael Grossi and Michelle Bachelet, are in the running to become the next United Nations secretary-general as the UN faces global…
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An estimate of 800 rallyists from the United People's Initiative flock to Liwasang Bonifacio for the interfaith rally calling for public officials to be held…
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Digital platforms must do far more to protect individuals and groups from harm.
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The deal calls for Iran to dilute its stockpile of enriched uranium under United Nations supervision, while allowing the country to resume oil sales.
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The Pact defines a more ambitious vision for how the international community responds to human suffering.
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UN chief Antonio Guterres warns Israeli strikes in Lebanon threaten a fragile US-Iran ceasefire, as civilian casualties rise and calls for de-escalation…
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Those on the frontlines urgently need a surge in adaptation finance to face the here-and-now impacts of the climate crisis.
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The UN unveils a guide for Asia-Pacific nations to adopt digital proof of origin systems, aiming to streamline trade, cut fraud, and enhance efficiency through…
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CRK was named a Prix Versailles Laureate by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), placing it among the most beautiful…
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The number of women and girls living within 50 kilometers of a deadly conflict is at its highest in decades.
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The danger isn’t that the UN failed. It’s that the wars have learned they no longer need it.
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