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Pakistani lawyer says 'excited to bring global majority world perspective to our discussions'

Iran warns US that if Israeli retaliation continues in Gaza, they won't be spared from regional conflict

UNIFIL aids Lebanon in dousing wildfires ignited by gunfire near the Lebanese-Israeli border amidst ongoing clashes

UN agency reports nearly 20,000 internally displaced in Lebanon amid escalating violence on the Israeli border

Ambassador Munir Akram points to UNSC's failure to prevent 'slaughter in Gaza'

Ambassador Akram calls for reforming 15-member body

UN warns Israel's Gaza siege may violate international law, urges humanitarian aid access

UN Security Council to vote on Russia and Brazil's draft resolutions on Israel-Gaza, focusing on humanitarian aspects

Iran warns of 'far-reaching consequences' if Israel's 'war crimes and genocide' continue amid Gaza-Israel conflict

Over 2M people at risk across Gaza as water supplies run out, warns UNRWA

3 teachers also injured, says United Nations Relief and Works Agency

Envoy says IIOJK defined as disputed territory on UN maps, not integral part of India

'Displacement has escalated dramatically across the Gaza strip, reaching more than 187,500,' says OCHA spokesperson

UN Human Rights chief condemns Israeli strikes on Gaza, calls sieges illegal under international law

Ex ministers, MPs, rights activists, govt officials call for effective enforcement of relevant laws

Kabul embassy calls crackdown on Afghans ‘harassment’

UN mission arrives in Nagorno-Karabakh to assess humanitarian needs after Armenians flee during conflict resolution

Antonio Guterres says Pakistan 'needs and deserves' massive support from international community

Protest takes place as Indian External Affairs Minister Jaishankar started addressing the UN General Assembly

China's white paper outlines global community vision, emphasizing cooperation, justice, and collective responsibility

UN reports over 1,600 rights violations by Taliban, including torture and deaths in custody, calls for urgent action

'If we allow Ukraine to be carved up, is the independence of any nation secure?' asks US President Biden

Previous number by UN Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs was 11,300

'These figures are expected to rise as search-and-rescue crews work tirelessly to find survivors,' says the UN

China accuses Taiwan of ‘distorting’ UN resolution, promoting ‘incremental Independence’

WFP says 90% of remote areas at risk, people will get no supplies during the harsh weather if funding doesn't come

Experts 'appalled' by rights violations, particularly sexual violence mostly aimed at the Kuki ethnic minority

Modi calls for UN reform, supports African Union's G20 membership, and highlights global challenges

UN study reveals that AI would not take over jobs but will help automate tasks for employees so they can focus

UN expert criticizes India's detention of disabled activist, demanding immediate release due to inhumane conditions

UN Security Council to hold AI discussions this week as Britain calls for dialogue for AI security and safety

Antonio Guterres says he is 'very worried' about world's stance on climate change

Global body urges authorities to respect rule of law in proceedings against Imran Khan

Concerns over the country's stability are also growing, says Antonio Guterres

The regional spillover effect of the crisis is a serious concern, said Abdou Dieng

The Taliban government's deputy spokesman, Bilal Karimi, said it "wants positive engagement with the world"

“Any kind of recognition of the Taliban is completely off the table,” said US State Department spokesman

UN refugee agency urges all countries neighboring Sudan to keep their borders open to people seeking safety

About 400 Afghan women work for the UN

Minister of state says favours to India strain security environment; heightening risks to regional peace

At least 74 soldiers killed since launch of UN peacekeeping mission in 2013, according to UN

Pakistan has taken a range of legislative, policy and institutional steps to advance the human rights agenda

"Certain fossil fuel producers were aware in the 1970s that their product was baking our planet," Guterres says

UN says its agencies would keep working in the war-torn country

UN committed to the delivery of life-saving services to the people of Afghanistan, says Resident Coordinator

Since a crackdown by Myanmar's military in 2017, around 800,000 have been forced into Bangladesh

Ms. Shaheen Sardar Ali will document potential human rights violations by Iranian authorities

Minister also stresses on obtaining valuable solutions to problems of unsustainable debt

UN had appealed for more than $816m but said its agencies and other NGOs have only received $262m from donors

Islamabad apprises UNSC of state-sponsored terrorism