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It Happened at the UN: Week Ending July 25

This Week @UN: IOM’s controversial hire; Gaza aid profiteer wants a UN meet-up; Trump’s Human Rights Council problem. Plus: Gaza’s deepening death spiral; US drops UNESCO; water & peace in W. Africa; Pacific Islanders’ victory; malaria-free Timor-Leste; France’s breakthrough on …

Riyad Mansour, Palestinian Ambassador to the United Nations, and Héctor Gómez Hernández,Permanent Representative of Spain to the UN,

It Happened at the UN: Week Ending June 13

This Week @UN: Merge the UN refugee and migration agencies?; Israeli “accountability” in Gaza; Sebastião Salgado tribute. Plus: Gaza flotilla; High Seas Treaty; Pope Leo XIV; Israel pounds Iran; 2-state solution conference delayed; Mike Waltz nomination. Follow us on Blue …

Río Negro police blocked access to the Lof Quemquemtrew community

In Milei’s Argentina, Indigenous Rights Are Rolled Back for Profits

Jorge Millán’s home in the small town of El Maitén in Argentina’s Patagonia was raided in February this year. “It was total madness,” said Millán, who belongs to the Indigenous Mapuche community and works at the local radio station, La …

The UN Peacekeeping Mission Caught Between the US-South Sudan Rift

The United States withdrew its military personnel from the United Nations peacekeeping mission in South Sudan a day after Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s announcement revoking all visas held by citizens of the small, landlocked African country. “The United States …

Anthony Blinken, US Secretary of State addresses the UN Security Council on Dec 19, 2024.

It Happened at the UN: Week Ending Dec. 20

As 2024 ends, we are grateful for this year’s resounding support from our readers and foundations, large and small, who have made our award-winning reporting possible. As we prepare for a new US administration entering the White House, we appreciate …

At the Saudi COP, No Agreement on Global Droughts but Small Wins Elsewhere

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — The major news from the desertification climate conference here was no decision on the major global matter of drought, following the lead of the earlier biodiversity and climate change COPs this fall, falling short on headline …

It Happened at the UN: Week Ending Dec. 13

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Is the World Drowning in Climate Talks? At the Saudi COP, Some Say Yes

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — A cascade of environmental summits in the final months of this year has made some people ask, are we drowning in climate talks? Here in Riyadh, where the United Nations Conference to Combat Desertification is tackling …

It Happened at the UN: Week Ending Dec. 6

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Odo Tevi, Ambassador of the Republic of Vanuatu to the UN

Vanuatu’s Youth-Led Movement on Climate Change Heads to the ICJ

Five years ago, students at Fiji’s University of the South Pacific engaged in a “learn-by-doing” exercise in an international environmental law course. They were challenged with conjuring the most progressive environmental policies they could imagine. A core group of students …

Senegal's Ministry of Family

It Happened at the UN: Week Ending Nov. 29

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David Lammy and Andrii Sybiha

It Happened at the UN: Week Ending Nov. 22

Welcome to This Week @UN: Argentina’s UN right turn; global South’s COP29 $$ demands; the Trump (& Musk) effect on Africa. Plus: Gaza; Lebanon; Tor Wennesland; ICC arrest warrants; humanitarian workers’ death toll. Seeing the light: We’re now on BlueSky, …

At COP29, the Global South Demands ‘Trillions, Not Billions’

BAKU, Azerbaijan — At COP, the annual climate conference held this year in Baku, it’s anyone’s guess if important progress will be made on the major issue of climate financing. The total amount of money and its sources remain contentious …

President Javier Milei of Argentina with President-elect Donald Trump of the US at Mar-a-Lago

Argentina’s Far-Right Turn at the UN

A farewell party for Argentina’s ambassador to the United Nations last week may have been bittersweet for Ricardo Lagorio, the country’s envoy since March 2024. He was saying goodbye to his colleagues and fellow diplomats as he returns to South …

Protesters at COP29, in Baku, Azerbaijan

It Happened at the UN: Week Ending Nov. 15

Welcome to This Week @UN: Africa in the Security Council; Azerbaijan’s ‘COP of Peace’; fixing Haiti’s food and water crises; Elise Stefanik. Plus: Trump; COP29; UNRWA; Guterres on genocide in Gaza; Sudan. We have revived our BlueSky account, so please …

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