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The World Humanitarian Day was first marked on 19th August 2003

UN Special Envoy for Yemen Martin Griffiths is trying to negotiate an end to the three-year conflict

In 2017, 139 aid workers were killed, more than 100 wounded and 76 kidnapped while doing their jobs

Hundreds of UN-run schools for Palestinian refugees will open on time

Report lauds Pakistan's counterterrorism efforts

Despite fierce criticism of Keita, Cisse fails to rally the support of other parties

Beijing maintains that Xinjiang faces threat from militants who plot attacks, stir up ethnic tensions

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said there was no meeting planned with US officials

The appeal followed coalition's announcement that it had ordered a probe of Thursday's raid

General Assembly approves the appointment of Bachelet to be next UN high commissioner for human rights

United Nations officials calls for credible and transparent investigation into a Saudi-led coalition air strike

UN to make preparations for a battle and would ask Turkey to keep its borders open to allow civilians

US President Donald Trump imposes economic sanctions on Maduro after accusing them of undermining democracy

Says UN resolutions way forward to solve longstanding issue

Rebuilding Syria will be a massive effort, costing at least $250 billion, according one UN estimate

Warring parties invited for table talk

Strikes have picked up again around Hodeida since Saudi company's two oil tankers came under attack last week

Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein has acknowledged that his unvarnished criticism of world leaders lost him a second term

Final verdicts generally take years and no date has been set for the case to be heard in full

Study highlights local development needs of the country

Progress made risks being halted, even reversed, if funding and attention allowed to dwindle, agency warned.

Google and UNEP will produce geospatial maps and data for a publicly available platform

A suspension bridge in Istanbul saw clashes in which 34 people were killed during an attempted coup two years ago

Women who have completed secondary education are more likely to work and earn on average

The report is coloured by clear bias and relies on unverified sources, claims Indian envoy to UN

Chile uses around 3.4 billion plastic bags every year

Hodeida is the latest battleground in the Yemeni conflict, which has killed nearly 10,000 people since 2015

UN Security Council to discuss the Syrian army's Russia-backed offensive against militant groups

Arrival of thousands of uprooted Syrians near Jordan’s border is creating new security challenges

Nearly 10,000 people are killed since fighting in Yemen began in 2015 to restore internationally recognised government

COAS affirmed that Pakistan will continue to play its positive role for maintaining international peace, ISPR says

Pakistan recently released its second UN-endorsed National Human Development Report

Malaysian state prosecutors insisted it was a "carefully planned and executed" murder using a UN-banned poison

the UN’s High Commissioner for Human Rights, Zeid Ra’ad al Hussein has highlighted the Kashmir carnage

General Rawat refuses to speak about human rights violations by Indian forces in IoK

UN-backed unity government based in Tripoli struggles to assert its authority outside west

The European Union and Canada have announced sanctions against leaders involved in violations in Rakhine State

Guterres is scheduled to hold talks Saturday in Washington with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo

Saudi Arabia, UAE say they must recapture Hodeidah to deprive Houthis of their main source of income

Since August, nearly 700,000 Rohingya Muslims from mainly Buddhist Myanmar's Rakhine state have fled to Bangladesh

More than five billion people could face severe water shortages by 2050 due to climate change

Stage protest in front of IHC, UN Office

Syrian government troops committed war crimes in siege of Ghouta through heavy bombardment and mass starvation: UN

US Ambassador to United Nations Nikki Haley calls UN Human Rights Council, a hypocritical and self-serving body

Three European Countries have formed axis against clandestine immigration

Martin Griffiths expected to propose to rebel leaders that they cede control of the city to a UN-supervised committee

This Operation in Hodeidah that began three days ago, can seize the city quickly, early success for Saudi and...

Terms India's killing of senior journalist and editor of Rising Kashmir worst kind of terrorism

Heavy fighting left 39 people dead on Thursday, after a Saudi-led coalition launched an assault to recapture Hodeidah

Among the signatories were Australia, Canada, many EU countries along with Turkey, Moldova, Georgia and Ukraine