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Why a United Nations court ruling will impact climate change efforts in northern Ontario
The United Nations’ top court says countries failing to implement measures to mitigate climate change may be in violation of international law, opening the door for nations harmed by its effects to seek reparations.
By Ammu Kannampilly, Jennifer Rigby and Jonathan Landay (Reuters) -U.S.-funded contraceptives worth nearly $10 million are ...
The Trump administration plans to incinerate $9.7 million worth of contraceptives intended for poor nations, after declining ...
Nearly 30 nations issued a joint statement saying Israel's ongoing war with Hamas in Gaza has "reached new depths" and "must ...
The foreign ministers of 25 Western nations have slammed Israel for “drip feeding” aid into the Gaza Strip, as the health ...
There have been many memorable moments in the 80-year history of the United Nations, both at its headquarters in New York and ...
By Adesina Wahab The United Nations Office in Nigeria and Premiere Academy, Abuja have organised a special youth conference ...
Human Rights Watch leverages our research on countries and issues addressed at the United Nations to inform UN officials and member states of key findings, influence policy on a wide range of ...
Tehran suspended cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency and inspectors were withdrawn after the American and ...
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