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PM's aide Malik Aslam says election to UNEA bureau is ‘great achievement and honour for Pakistan’

Chinese FM says so-called systematic forced labour or education camps are all lies and fabrication

The report notes how Al-Qaeda congratulated the Taliban, implying a connection between the groups

Negotiations are expected to be very tricky and very difficult, says one UN ambassador

Guterres seeks restructuring of the UN mission to deal with the Afghan situation

Ambassador Khalil Hashmi says Modi-led regime embarking on militarization

The world must hold accountable Indian officials for breaches of international humanitarian law: Munir Akram

$508m budget will cover the first quarter of 2022, entirely dedicated to funding govt institutions

Scheme, which has largely paid labourers on public works programmes, will be expanded around country, says official

Help us stave off widespread hunger, disease and ultimately death, says aid chief

Munir Akram says Islamabad continued to make legal, political and moral case for Kashmiris freedom struggle

Police said the individual 'is now in custody and poses no threat'

American arms control chief says Biological Weapons Convention ignored for 2 decades while threats are severe, growing

Ambassador Munir Akram says spoilers in the war-torn country ‘must be isolated and exposed’

Spokesperson says Taliban govt seeks positive ties with all countries, including US

UN marks World Tsunami Awareness Day calling on countries, international bodies, civil society to raise awareness

Raison d’etre of Israeli settlements tramples upon fundamentals of humanitarian, human rights law, say officials

UN special rapporteurs say states must investigate violence against journalists, prosecute perpetrators

Permanent representative should be a person accredited by government actually in power, says Taliban govt spokesperson

UN member states are expected to make a decision by the end of the year

Bus carrying troops was blown up near a bridge in the centre of Damascus

UN refugees chief urges donor nations to honour their financial pledges swiftly

Lawyers say legislation could help them build arguments in cases involving environment, human rights

Islamabad will defeat any potential Indian aggression, vows envoy to UN

War-torn country at risk of 'imminent hunger' with winter approaching, says UN official

Concentrations of major greenhouse gases continued to increase in 2020, first half of 2021

Troops from Thailand and Mongolia also join China's armed forces for 10-day exercise dubbed ‘Shared Destiny 2021’

Imran, Guterres discuss latest situation in war-torn country

China wants the international community to sign the declaration during the virtual Kunming talks on Oct. 11

Tens of thousands of homes are in ruins, leaving many families with no option but to sleep outside

Pakistan says India violated UN resolutions, Geneva Convention by changing Kashmir's status.

FM says India's attempt to change demography of occupied region violation of UN resolutions

10 civilians killed, 85 wounded in Lashkar Gah in past three days

Army chief meets head of Pakistan UN mission head, discusses matters of mutual interest, Afghan reconciliation

US envoy says airstrikes hit militia facilities blamed for an escalating series of attacks against US personnel

Urges the military to respect November election results and release political detainees, including leader Suu Kyi

Need for a new development agenda

The pandemic has brought new scrutiny to the World Health Organization

The first trial is expected to run until the end of July, lawyer of the country's ousted leader say

Antony Blinken said on Friday Washington is determined to help India with its coronavirus crisis

Will attend UNGA emergency session, highlight Israeli atrocities in besieged Gaza

Turkish leader says Israeli terror, brutality, attacks on human rights impossible to digest.

Crushing dissent

Diplomats say such a move by the UNSC is unlikely as China and Russia may use veto

Despite a relentless crackdown killing at least 759 protesters, crowds come out day after day to reject the junta

The violence in Tigray has killed thousands of people and forced hundreds of thousands from their homes

Ambassador Akram says never before have 770 million people been taken out of extreme poverty in a span of 35 years

Pakistani envoy had urged UN rights chief to conduct impartial investigation into human rights violations in Kashmir

US-based Pakistani activists call on Biden administration to form bipartisan committee

In the modern world famine is about people having no income and other people blocking efforts to help them