Building A Moral Renaissance in 2023
Many people, from the UN secretary general on down, have called for urgent action and new institutions capable of responding to global challenges.
Russia has caused 17,831 civilian casualties in Ukraine: U.N.
The U.N.'s human rights agency "believes that the actual figures" of civilian casualties in Ukraine "are considerably higher."
Full lists of the demands Russia, Ukraine have made to end war
Even with hints from both sides of possible peace negotiations in the future, the prospect of the war ending soon seems unlikely.
Ukraine wants Russia expelled from U.N. as Putin says he would negotiate
Russia has been a U.N. member dating back to the collapse of the Soviet Union.
Russian diplomat says Zelensky didn't ask to address U.N. during visit
A Russian official who has objected to Zelensky's virtual U.N. remarks criticized the Ukrainian president for not visiting in person during his U.S. trip.
Putin's ally is causing him yet another headache
One of Putin's closest allies is facing increasingly bold attacks as Russian armies continue to falter in Ukraine.
U.N. vote to ban death penalty is Joe Biden's latest headache, experts say
Evan after Iran was denounced for public executions, the U.S. voted against a United Nations resolution to establish a worldwide moratorium on executions.
China, Russia support Iran as U.N. condemns lack of women's rights
China and Russia voted to keep Iran part of the U.N.'s premier governing body on women's empowerment and gender equality, despite the ongoing unrest in Iran.
Indigenous People Need Real Compensation for Climate Change
As climate talks wrapped up at the 27th Conference of the Parties (COP27) in Egypt this past month, the attending delegates agreed to make long-awaited history. For the first time, the United Nations adopted a pact to establish a "loss and damage" fund for developing nations that have borne the brunt of climate disasters over the years.
Climate Policies Not Based on Market Principles Will Fail
Financial flows and trading markets were high on the agenda at COP27, the United Nations' latest climate conference.
EU seeks special tribunal to indict Putin for war crimes
The special court, backed by the United Nations, would be able to prosecute Russia's top officials for the invasion of Ukraine.
Russian TV analyst calls out hypocrisy of supporting Putin's war in Ukraine
Journalist Michael Bohm spoke about the magnitudes of destruction of the Russian war in Ukraine and NATO's 1999 bombing in Kosovo, Serbia.
Russia, China join forces against push to punish Iran
Facing growing pressure to assist each other on the global stage, Russia and China backed Iran in an international vote on the country's recent crackdowns.
Russia banned from Munich Security Conference, won't be given "platform"
"We will not give them a platform for their propaganda," said Christoph Heusgen, conference chairman.
Why is China a permanent member of the U.N. Security Council
The People's Republic of China has been a U.N. member state for just over half a century.
Time for the United Nations to Stop Funding Hate Groups
The world has long had a keen interest in and focus on the Arab-Israeli conflict. Part of this focus, for so many years, has been an unfair, microscopic attention to Israel's actions and relationship with the Palestinians.
Iranian official brags about women's rights after supporting executions
Zohreh Elahian urged the U.N. to "come see for themselves" the progress Iranian women have made in recent years.
Watch Earth's population hit 8 billion with real-time tracker
We won't hit 9 billion for another 15 years as global population growth begins to slow amid plummeting birth rates
Iran MP who supports punishing protesters at U.N. during human rights talks
More than 15,000 protesters have been arrested in Iran and could be subject to harsh penalties.
Ukrainian soldier's 'cat checkpoint' delights internet
"This is the most adorable thing ever," one fan of the viral TikTok video said.
Biden apologizes for struggles with teleprompter during speech
The president has been mocked in the past by his political opponents for stumbling over his words during speeches.
Rainn Wilson's name change for climate crisis divides internet—'Annoying'
"The Office" star revealed the name change in a video where he told his followers "this is not a joke."
Woman details how sister was publicly executed for speaking against Russia
"Skadovsk is Ukraine!" the woman's sister yelled out before being allegedly abducted and executed by Ukrainian police officers collaborating with Russia.
U.N. nuclear watchdog calls Putin's bluff, no evidence of "dirty bomb"
The IAEA's said inspections did not turn up "any indications of undeclared nuclear activities and materials" at several locations in Ukraine.
President Trump Is the Greatest President Ever for Israel and American Jews
Real Jew-hatred is a serious problem, which makes it even more disturbing when accusations of antisemitism are leveled for political reasons.
Ukraine turns on China at U.N. over human rights concerns in Xinjiang
Ukraine abstained as the U.N. Human Rights Council voted not to debate the body's report on China's policies in Xinjiang.
Russia slammed for "food terrorism" after suspending Ukraine grain deal
Moscow said on Saturday it's ending its participation in the deal after an alleged Ukrainian attack on warships in the city of Sevastopol.
End China's 'Developing Country' Advantage
China is playing us, and the rest of the world, for suckers.
Russia "miscalculated its strength" and "can't win," state TV admits
"Russia initiated a special military operation, miscalculated its strength, and for eight straight months can't win," a Russian state TV guest said.
U.N. researcher outlines "several steps" separating world from nuclear war
While the world remains currently out of reach of nuclear conflict, Pavel Podvig says that there are several points of escalation from Russia to look out for.