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Hebron’s new status
From a political perspective, the Unesco listing is bound to help the Palestinians
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Gunmen attack UN convoy in Libya, briefly hold staff
The assailants had abducted them in order to negotiate the release of relatives detained in Tripoli
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Torture must end
The effectiveness of torture to obtain information is a myth that needs to be refuted
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Illegal drugs market 'thriving': UN
About 29.5 million people worldwide suffered from drug use disorders in 2015
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World population to reach 9.8b in 2050, UN says
Nigeria will overtake the United States by 2050 to become the third most populous country
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UN chief urges Pakistan, India to resolve Kashmir issue through dialogue
Says UN has been engaged in bringing about dialogue between two battling nations
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Kashmir man recounts severe torture by Indian security forces
Wants UN to investigate the human rights violations in the region
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Three peacekeepers killed in northern Mali attack: UN
The attackers should be identified and tried as quickly as possible, the statement added
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Repatriation of Afghans slowing as conditions in Pakistan improve: UN
Spokesperson says environment in Pakistan is very different today from this time last year
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UN rights council no place for abusive regimes: US envoy
US concerns about the UN rights body pre-date President Donald Trump's election
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World ignores displaced Africans: aid agency
Central African Republic topped the Norwegian Refugee Council's annual list of neglected displacement crises
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As US weighs climate pullout, UN wants world to be more ambitious
UN chief vowed to mobilise governments, the energy industry, investors and civil society.
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Peacekeeping must adapt to new reality
UN peacekeepers are one of the ways in which we deliver on that universal aspiration and make the world safer
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Sri Lanka rushes aid to flood victims, death toll hits 146
Heavy rains on Friday triggered the worst flooding and landslides in 14 years
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China downplays UN report claiming CPEC may ignite Pak-India tensions
Foreign Ministry Spokesperson says CPEC is neither targeted at any third party nor related to territorial disputes
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Reporters Without Borders slams Indian social media ban in occupied Kashmir
Social media has been blocked since the intensification of protests against New Delhi's rule in the region last month
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A lost cause
UN-sponsored negotiations have made little headway
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Indo-Pak disputes: UN chief urges negotiated settlement
Guterres watching the situation very closely, says spokesperson
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Pakistan committed to eliminating conflict-related sexual violence: Maleeha Lodhi
'Rape, sexual abuse employed as deliberate policy to subdue, suppress populations,' she told Security Council
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Buddhists across Asia mark Vesak with prayers, processions
UN held its celebrations in Sri Lanka, where a colourful lantern festival was organised with moving light displays
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Legal team ‘mulls ways to address India’s ICJ gambit’
International law expert apprehensive about ICJ’s conduct in Jadhav’s case
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UN aviation agency looks at global approach to laptop ban
Crafting global guidance for of portable electronics in passenger aircraft cabins after selective bans
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Rising tension in Kashmir can destabilise South Asia: Maleeha Lodhi
Pakistan's envoy calls for a peaceful resolution to the longstanding dispute
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Next British government must 'do the right thing' for refugees: UN
According to UNHCR, there were about 123,000 refugees and 45,870 asylum seekers in the UK by the end of 2015
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Pope's meeting with Myanmar's Suu Kyi leads to diplomatic ties
The move means the Vatican and Myanmar will each appoint a full-fledged ambassador
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Mutilation claim: UN says no complaint received from India
We have not received any alleged ceasefire violations reports from the Indian authorities, says Stephane Dujarric
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Putin says wants impartial investigation into Syria chemical attack
"A solution in Syria can be only found by peaceful means", said Russian President
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1.4 million children acutely malnourished in Somalia this year: UN
275,000 of those children were expected to be so severely malnourished that they could easily die
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UN rights chief warns against Saudi-led attack on Yemen port
A Saudi-led military coalition backing the globally-recognised government in its war against the Houthi
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ICC unveils arrest warrant for ex-Gaddafi security chief
Announcement comes as the court is in a legal tug-of-war with Libyan authorities to transfer Gaddafi's jailed son
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Bombers at Syria transit site 'disguised' as aid workers: UN
The evacuations are part of a deal between Syria's ally Iran and Qatar
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Pakistan wins election to key UN body
Pakistan secured 48 votes from 50 member states present and voting
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Pakistan’s road to good nutrition
WHO and UN agency family, as well as the SUN Movement stand ready to accompany Pakistan on its road to good nutrition
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Why water needs no fizz
I wonder if anyone has noticed how broadcast media these days is overflowing with commercials related to beverages?
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UN body to review Pakistan's compliance with convention against torture
Failure to comply will lead to Pakistan losing preferential trade status
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Dead woman walking
The British are keenly aware of the risks that are out there for Malala Yousufzai
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Hundreds in Syria capital protest US strike
Washington believes government jets launched a chemical attack that killed at least 87 civilians
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Like Malala, Pakistanis will reject those who challenge its vision: Lodhi
She was speaking at a reception hosted by Pakistan’s Mission to the UN honouring Malala Yousafzai
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Houses rented to UN bodies in Peshawar may be sealed next week
17 commercial buildings operating in residential areas have been sealed following court orders
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UN council heads for showdown on Syria gas attack probe
France earlier warned Russia against resorting to its veto power to block the measure from adoption
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UN Security Council to meet Wednesday on alleged Syria chemical attack
An emergency council meeting will be held to discuss the use of chemical weapons against civilians in the attack
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Pakistan calls for nuclear restraint in South Asia
Country's permanent representative Maleeha Lodhi addresses UN Disarmament Commission
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UN vote on Israeli settlements has changed little
A UN official speaking on condition of anonymity said it was up to countries to enforce implementation
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Tough-talking Haley, once a critic, is Trump's voice at UN
From Monday, Nikki Haley will wield this hammer in the world body's top committee
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UN dinner fails to set date for Cyprus talks
A UN statement issued afterwards said more "groundwork" needed to be done
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Spectre of starvation haunting globe: report
Global total of people deemed "severely food insecure" represents a 35 percent increase on the 80 million
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This 19-year-old Pakistani sportswoman's staggering experiences captivate UN
Noorena participated in several sports competitions and has won 63 gold, 24 silver and five bronze medals
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Palestinian, UN alarm after Israel backs new settlement
Netanyahu has been in discussions with the Trump administration on how to move ahead with further construction
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Israel cuts UN contribution due to 'discrimination'
The Jewish state and its supporters have accused the council of disproportionately targeting Israel
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Over 300 civilians killed since west Mosul offensive began: UN
More than 200,000 civilians have fled west Mosul in the past month