Islamic Leaders Bash West At UN Over Koran Burnings
Muslim leaders addressing the United Nations on Tuesday berated the West over burnings of the Koran, denouncing the acts protected as free speech as discriminatory.
UN Renews Lebanon Peacekeeping Mission After Dispute
The United Nations Security Council renewed the mandate for its peacekeeping force in Lebanon for another year after tense debate around the troops' freedom of movement. The vote came only a few hours before the mission's authorization was set to expire.
Niger Crisis Heightens Danger For Millions Of Children: UN
The crisis in Niger, whose president was overthrown on July 26, is amplifying risks for millions of vulnerable youngsters, the UN's children's fund said.
UN Says Forced To Cut Yemen Rations, Compounding Food Crisis
More than four million Yemenis will receive less food assistance as a result of funding shortages, compounding one of the world's worst humanitarian crises, the UN's food agency warned Friday.
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Ukraine Successfully Eliminates 1,230 Russian Soldiers Over The Weekend; 28 Armored Vehicles Destroyed
Ukrainian forces destroyed dozens of Russian military assets over the weekend as the country marked 500 days of Russia's full-scale invasion.
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Residents in an isolated coastal village in Indonesia rely on used tires and sandbags to protect their community from rising sea levels and climate change.
UN Talks Aim To Harness AI Power And Potential
The United Nations is convening this week a global gathering to try to map out the frontiers of artificial intelligence and to harness its potential for empowering humanity.
Street Price Of Cocaine Across The Globe: UAE Has The Highest Cost
The latest U.N. drugs report showed that the average retail prices of cocaine in the Middle East are the highest worldwide.
Ukraine Mocks UN Over Russian Language Day Celebration Amid Attack On Kakhovka Dam
The United Nations did not condemn the attack until 13 hours after the destruction of the Kakhovka Dam.
US And UN Condemn Anti-Arab Chants At Jerusalem March
The United States and the United Nations condemned on Friday anti-Arab slogans chanted during an annual march in Jerusalem's Old City that drew tens of thousands of Israeli nationalists a day earlier.
Sudan Conflict News: UN Begs Factions To 'Protect Humanitarian Assistance' After Supplies Were Looted
The U.N. emergency relief coordinator confirmed that six trucks carrying aid sent by the World Food Program were looted en route to Darfur.
Sudan Civil War: 800,000 Expected To Flee; Thousands Cross Red Sea To Saudi Arabia
The United Nations refugee agency warned of a humanitarian disaster if violence does not cease soon.
Warehouse Filled With Tons Of Humanitarian Aid Found In Ukraine; Items 'Not Distributed'
At least 17.6 million Ukrainians require humanitarian assistance this year, according to the United Nations.
China Population To Drop Below 1 Billion Before 2100 As India Becomes Most Populous Country
U.N. projections indicated that China's population could dip below 1 billion before 2100 and that India is on the cusp of becoming the world's most populous country.
Ukraine Army Eliminates 620 Russian Soldiers In 24 Hours; Destroys 16 Armored Vehicles
Russia suffered more losses on the battlefield in Ukraine Wednesday, according to the latest casualty report from the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Kim Jong Un's Daughter Supervises Test Of 'New Type' Of 'Horror' Ballistic Missile
North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un and his 10-year-old daughter supervised the launch of the newest ICBM, which could cause "extreme uneasiness" to their rivals.
Russia Has Caused $800 Billion In Damages To Ukraine: Millions Of Facilities Destroyed
Russia's invasion has destroyed a huge number of state and private facilities.
Russian Soldiers Rape Young Ukrainian Girl; Commander Says 'He Would Do It First'
Three Russian soldiers were charged with committing a war crime after they allegedly raped a young Ukrainian girl during their occupation of Ukraine's Kharkiv region.
Philippines Human Rights Violations Continue Under Marcos Jr.; Hundreds Still Die In 'Tokhang': Watchdog
The Philippine drug war continues to kill hundreds of Filipinos under Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., Rodrigo Duterte's successor.
North Korea Prisoners Forced To Eat Cockroaches Amid Starvation, Get Abortion At 8 Months
A human rights watchdog exposed in its report the horrific conditions of prisoners being held in North Korea's penal system.
China, Russia Blame US For North Korea's Brazen 'Illegal' Nuclear Missile Programs
A confrontation ensued between China, Russia and the U.S. in the U.N. Security Council meeting over North Korea's nuclear missile tests.
Ukraine Grain Deal Clearly Calls For 120-day Rollover, UN Says
A deal allowing the safe export of grain from several of Ukraine's Black Sea ports clearly calls for a 120-day rollover, the United Nations said on Thursday after Russia suggested extending the deal for just 60 days.
Zelensky, Ukraine Officials Condemn Russia For Video Of Unarmed Ukrainian POW Being Executed
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky vowed to find those responsible for the death of the Ukrainian soldier.
These 6 Countries Vote Against UN Resolution Demanding Russia Withdraw Troops From Ukraine
Belarus, North Korea, Syria, Eritrea, Mali and Nicaragua all joined Russia in opposing the declaration passed by the U.N., demanding Russia withdraw its troops.
ISIS Women Accused Of Using Boys As Young As 13 To 'Impregnate Them'
Syrian militia officials said ISIS women are asking the teenagers to impregnate them to increase the population of the terrorist organization.
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Money laundering is not a sport and it's not a joke. It is a trickle-down force multiplier, critical to the effective operation of virtually every form of transnational organized crime.
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