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The document is a follow up to three dossiers shared with UN in 2015, says Foreign Office

State-run daily says Beijing will not sit still if Delhi goes too far with its missile programme.

'I feel a bit like Cindarella'

Statement says the halt excluded combat against Islamic State and affiliated group

Netanyahu has in the past denied wrongdoings

A cursory look at what is guiding Moscow-Beijing-Islamabad consultations entails worrying and encouraging realities

'Israel's future as a Jewish and democratic state, living side-by-side in peace and security with its neighbours'

Tripartite meeting in Moscow voices support for Afghan-led peace process

UN resolution infuriated PM Benjamin Netanyahu who lashed out at President Barack Obama and vowed not to abide by it

The decision follows the adoption by the Security Council of a resolution demanding end to Israeli settlement building

Albert Einstein once said that world won’t be destroyed by those who do evil, but by those who watch and do nothing

Israel withdrew from the Gaza Strip in 2005, but has occupied the West Bank for nearly 50 years

A UN Security Council resolution passed Friday demands Israel halt settlements in Palestinian territory

The United Nations maintains that settlements are illegal

The war has killed more than 7,000 people and wounded nearly 37,000, the United Nations says

Those killed included 90,000 civilians, of which 16,000 were children

Ban Ki-moon's deputy spokesperson says he's following with concern the increase in tensions along the Line of...

At least 57 journalists have been killed around the world in 2016

Russia had threatened to veto a draft presented by France calling for observers to monitor evacuations from Aleppo

UN envoy estimated that as of Thursday around 40,000 civilians and as many as 5,000 opposition fighters remained

The petition referred to wonder woman as a "large breasted, white woman of impossible proportions".

Four members of UNSC are ready to lift sanctions

Two-day event kicked off on Friday

Ban said he was still committed to 'sincere dialogue' to resolve the nuclear issue

More than half a million Afghans -- 515,800 people -- had been internally displaced by fighting

Residents have been reduced to scavenging for food, hospitals are not functioning after repeated military strikes

Army has carried out a bloody crackdown in Rakhine, with Muslim minority flooding over the border into Bangladesh

Nils Melzer, special rapporteur on torture, arrived in Turkey on Sunday and will speak with alleged victims

Protesting ambulance drivers urged the UNMOGIP based in Muzaffarabad and Rawalpindi to visit Neelam Valley

Imran Khan asks Ban Ki-moon to use his good offices and resolve festering dispute

Urges Islamabad, New Delhi to work towards sustainable peace

Less than 15 per cent of the population in less-developed countries are online

UN Human Rights Council appointed law professor Vitit Muntarbhorn to investigate abuses against LGBT

On Sunday, a rebel rocket attack killed at least eight primary school children in the Furqan neighbourhood

UNWomen sets out to challenge patriarchal ideologies with latest campaign #BeatMe

Trump's election has recalled the shock of 2001, when George W Bush refused to ratify the Kyoto Protocol

Diplomats from 193 countries at the UN will also have an opportunity to see what the industry is producing

The region has the highest rate of youth protest if compared to all other regions in the world, says Ahmad Alhendawi

Ban, 72, is stepping down on December 31 after 10 years as the world's diplomat-in-chief

Fifty years ago, the UN General Assembly created the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation

The UN force has more than 20,000 troops in the country -- where it first deployed in 1999

There can be no doubt that the United Nations (UN) is an agency in need of reform at every level

The UN also had information about the abduction of at least 30 sheikhs in Sinjar last week

More than 30 MINUSMA troops have been killed this year, more than in any other UN peacekeeping mission

New figures show that renewable energy attracted record investment of $300 billion in 2015, outstripping fossil fuels

After years of complex and divisive negotiations, a deal was finally endorsed in the French capital last December

She was speaking in the General Assembly’s Third Committee, which deals with social and humanitarian

Delegation is in Pakistan to assess implementation of UN conventions

UNMISS has around 16,000 troops deployed in South Sudan, which has been at war since December 2013

Pakistan summons Indian diplomat to lodge fresh protest