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"We wasted more than one hour to listen to a slew of fictitious soundbites," said Ukrainian U.N. Ambassador Sergiy Kyslytsya.

Singapore just repealed a colonial-era law criminalizing gay sex, but there are still 67 countries where homosexuality is illegal.

Retired U.S. Navy Admiral James Stavridis said that the situation at Zaporizhzhia "absolutely screams for international engagement."

The prince will arrive in the U.S. at the end of September to take part in an Earthshot Prize summit, organized alongside Michael Bloomberg.

Governments and rights groups are still waiting for a long overdue assessment by the UN's top human rights official, Michelle Bachelet.

The bestselling author examines the princess and her life as a mother in his new book.

A year ago this week, the United States began its complete withdrawal from Afghanistan.

Emma Reilly, a U.N. human rights officer, noticed her colleagues' acquiescence to what she deemed a dangerous request. She also discovered that the U.N. denies similar requests from other nations, yet continues to make a sole exception for China—despite Beijing's well-documented history of retaliating against human rights activists and their families. Reilly protested and was fired, along with a U.N. judge who has criticized the U.N.'s actions.

The former South Carolina governor said Sunday that she has "never lost a race."

William said that the "devastating" news "illustrates the threat rangers face every day" during the course of their conservation efforts.

In a message to a religious conference, the queen called the environment a cause "close to the heart" of Philip, "carried on" by William and Charles.

The National Council of Resistance of Iran told Newsweek the State Department should refuse a visa for President Ebrahim Raisi.

Just when you thought the United Nations could not stoop any lower in its relentless antisemitism, this past week, it reached a new despicable low, with obscene antisemitic comments made by a U.N. Human Rights Council official, alleging "the Jewish Lobby" controls social media.

CNN's Fareed Zakaria accused Samuel Alito of making "the most undignified performance by a Supreme Court justice I have seen in my lifetime."

Alito referenced Harry during a speech on religious liberty in Rome last week during which he mocked the prince's recent criticism of U.S. political decisions.

According to the Ukrainian military's Southern Command, two Russian Kalibr cruise missiles hit port infrastructure.

"It's totally fair for [Harry] to criticize and have concerns about what's going on in the U.S." a royal commentator said on Newsweek's "The Royal Report."

A new deal hopes to re-open blockaded Ukrainian ports to commercial vessels despite the threat from mines and Russian warships.

UNRWA school buildings are used by Hamas to store weapons and missiles—all while America continues to foot UNRWA's bills.

UN human rights chief Michelle Bachelet committed to publishing her office's findings on Xinjiang before she steps down at the end of August.

The royals have been branded hypocrites for Harry's climate change reference in his U.N. speech, despite a report that the couple "flew commercial" to NYC.

Harry said he has always found hope in Africa, a place where he has found peace and healing time and time again.

Only in the Orwellian world of the United Nations could one find a Chinese "human rights expert" welcoming Iceland's "increasing efforts for the implementation of the Convention Against Torture," while recommending "your country have a specific definition of torture in your criminal law... to teach you to carry out your own constitution, not only international treaties."

McCain said she was "shocked" by the "audacity" of Prince Harry's U.N. speech, claiming he has a "basic misunderstanding" of democracy in America.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle visited the United Nations to honor Nelson Mandela's legacy, but social media users were studying their body language.

Meghan Markle's sleek all-black ensemble worn to the U.N. on Monday had aesthetic links to both an important foreign tour and a royal wedding.

McCain has become a vocal critic of Harry and Meghan, despite initially celebrating the couple after their interview with Oprah Winfrey in 2021.

The prince told the general assembly of the U.N. that he keeps a photo of his mother meeting Mandela in 1997 on his "wall" and in his "heart."

Prince Harry put a bombshell new biography behind him as he told the United Nations "our world is on fire" during a keynote speech in honor of Nelson Mandela.

Meghan Markle viewed Emma Watson as "her hero" but received a "mortifying" rebuff from the "Harry Potter" star during a pre-royal public appearance together.