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Kim Song, North Korea’s envoy to the UN

It Happened at the UN: Week Ending Nov. 8

Welcome to This Week @UN: UK’s Gaza “rhetoric”; Somalia’s civil war recovery; special envoy to the rescue; UNRWA’s “darkest hour.” Plus: DPRK; Lebanon; Trump; starvations; bulldozing peacekeepers. We’re enormously pleased to report that our annual NewsMatch campaign is in full …

It Happened at the UN: Week Ending Nov. 1

Welcome to This Week @UN: Racism at the UN; Sudanese civilian deaths; nuclear war effects; Israel’s genocidal intent. Plus: North Korea; Ukraine; UNRWA; Lebanon; polio/Gaza. Hundreds of readers donate to our NewsMatch campaign every year, and today we begin the …

Before G20 Summit in November, Youth Tell Leaders Exactly What They Want

Every year, the leaders of the G20, the largest 20 economies of the globe, meet on a rotating schedule in a major city or capital. This November, Brazil will host the main leaders summit, so it arranged all the side …

UN Disarmament Expert Calls Use of Banned Cluster Munitions in Russian-Ukrainian War ‘Very Concerning’

Hundreds of cluster munitions have been used on Ukrainian territory since the full-scale war began in February 2022 as countries across the world have continuously condemned their deployment. Now it appears that the munitions the United States is sending to …

The Disarmament Agenda Is Seriously Stalled. The General Assembly Can Revive It.

For the disarmament agenda to progress, its machinery needs to be revisited. Current efforts by the Conference on Disarmament — the United Nations body tasked with negotiating treaties on weapons control — have stalled for almost 30 years because agreement …

Lachezara Stoeva, president of ECOSOC and ambassador of Bulgaria to the UN

Trending UN News: Week Ending April 14

This week, we look at Russia’s continued degradation of the UN Security Council as rotating president in April while it wages illegal war on Ukraine; and a c’est la vie shrug from the UN spokesperson on reports of the United …

From a Paid Internship to a Nobel Peace Prize: The Amazing Journey of Beatrice Fihn

Beatrice Fihn, a 40-year-old Swede, grew up wanting to make a big difference in humanity, but she did not know how she could do that. First, she thought she would “stitch people up” after they suffered an accident or make …

President Carlos Alvarado Quesada of Costa Rica

Where Are the Women Leaders?; War Sparks in the Caucasus; Sadness and Hope at the Beijing+25 Event

The annual debate of world leaders at the United Nations General Assembly ended on Sept. 29, after a weeklong screening of prerecorded video speeches by 190 member states. The numbers were impressive: videos by 102 heads of state, 1 vice …

The New Boss at the UN’s Nuclear-Power Watchdog Is Inheriting Many Problems

VIENNA, Austria — Ensconced near the Danube River in this European city is the headquarters of the world’s single-most important means of ensuring safe, secure and peaceful use of nuclear energy. Created in 1957, four years after United States President …

Control Arms Coalition at the Arms Trade Treaty talks

Arms Trade Treaty Talks Call a Time-Out

Good things take time. Evidently, 10 years of advocacy efforts led by a group of Nobel laureates and an international nongovernmental organization campaign, five years of consultations and preparatory work and a month of negotiations at the United Nations in …

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