News

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UN News –  Top Stories

• New era of crisis for children, as global conflicts intensify and inequality worsens
• Al Jazeera ban must be lifted, rights experts urge Palestinian Authority
• Top humanitarian official issues ceasefire appeal during visit to Gaza City
• It’s not censorship to stop hateful online content, insists UN rights chief
• Confirmed: 2024 was the hottest year on record, says UN weather agency

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UN News – Human Rights

• New era of crisis for children, as global conflicts intensify and inequality worsens
• Al Jazeera ban must be lifted, rights experts urge Palestinian Authority
• It’s not censorship to stop hateful online content, insists UN rights chief
• US: Rights experts urge Senate to reject bill sanctioning the International Criminal Court
• Ukraine: Zaporizhzhia attack marks highest civilian casualties in nearly two years

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UN News – Humanitarian Aid

• World News in Brief: Famine spreads in Sudan, deadly attack in Myanmar, Venezuela update
• Critical aid blocked in Gaza, as fuel shortages threaten lifesaving services
• More than 125,000 refugees return to Syria in desperate conditions
• ‘Children are now freezing to death’: harrowing updates from Gaza
• Resilience of Ukrainians remains high, as UN maps aid and reconstruction needs for 2025

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UN News – Climate Change

• Confirmed: 2024 was the hottest year on record, says UN weather agency
• UN chief offers condolences amid devastating wildfires in California
• 2024 to become the hottest year on record
• The climate crisis: 5 things to watch out for in 2025
• Spirit of resilience braces desertification winds in Saudi Arabia

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UN News –  Peace and Security

• Al Jazeera ban must be lifted, rights experts urge Palestinian Authority
• Top humanitarian official issues ceasefire appeal during visit to Gaza City
• Syria has real opportunity to ‘move from the darkness to the light’
• More than 125,000 refugees return to Syria in desperate conditions
• Ukraine: Zaporizhzhia attack marks highest civilian casualties in nearly two years