Gaza fighting will have limited pauses for polio vaccinations: WHO
The WHO will administer polio vaccinations in Gaza after the first case of the disease in 25 years years was confirmed in a baby.
Iran nuclear program warning given by UN
A UN report was revealed on Thursday showing that Iran has further boosted its stockpile of enriched uranium.
Israel kills more militants as West Bank operation steps up
Israel says it killed five militants, including a prominent local commander, in a combat operation in the occupied West Bank.
China reacts to UN human rights update on Xinjiang
The UN's top human rights body has urged China to investigate allegations of torture and other human rights violations.
Russian nuclear plant in "danger" of incident amid Ukraine War: UN official
Earlier in the month, Ukraine launched its offensive operation in Kursk as war continues to rage between the two nations.
90% of Gaza residents displaced by Israel's evacuations: UN
This week, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced that Israel had accepted a U.S.-backed proposal for a ceasefire.
Afghanistan's Taliban bans women's voices and bare faces in public
The Taliban issued new laws on Wednesday aimed at curtailing vice in Afghanistan.
U.S. Food for Peace Is Vital to American Foreign Policy | Opinion
America needs to rally behind Food for Peace in the fight against world hunger.
The world is set to fail on 2030 food goal
The world is on track to miss its targets to tackle hunger, malnourishment and food insecurity by 2030, a U.N. report said.
Sudan's health minister says cholera outbreak has killed two dozen people
The official reported that at least 354 cases of cholera have been detected across Sudan in recent weeks.
Map shows Israel's plans to expand settlement in West Bank
The country has published a plan for a new settlement in the occupied West Bank, a month after a UN court ruled it illegal.
Sudan has reached "catastrophic breaking point": UN
The U.N.'s migration agency warned about more preventable deaths occurring in Sudan if immediate action isn't taken.
Kursk nuclear warning issued by UN
The International Atomic Energy Agency advised Russia and Ukraine to use "maximum restraint" near a nuclear plant in Kursk.
UN alarmed by Iran executions, says 345 killed this year
Many of the executions were due to drug-related offenses, the UN reported.
Turkey requests to join genocide case against Israel at ICJ
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been a vocal critic of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Map shows states with most meth users
Newsweek has created this map to show the U.S. states with the highest number of meth users.
Famine feared to become world's deadliest in decades
As Sudan's civil war rages on, widespread famine is intensifying in the country.
Israel's presence in Palestinian Territories is illegal, top UN court says
The U.N.'s top court called Israel's presence in the Palestinian Territories illegal and "unlawful," in an advisory opinion released on Friday.
Osama Bin Laden's close aide arrested in Pakistan
Close aide of deceased terrorist Osama bin Laden, Amin ul Haq, has been arrested by Pakistani police, authorities said on Friday.
UN vows to fight sand and dust storms
The United Nations General Assembly passed a resolution to dedicate 2025-2034 to combating sand and dust storms.
China denies "monster ship" accusation
Beijing falsely cited international maritime law for the 540-foot Coast Guard vessel in the Philippines' exclusive economic zone.
UN records 1,033 instances of Taliban mistreating citizens
The U.N. Mission released a new report alleging widespread human rights violations in Afghanistan.
Biden's Gaza pier faces new blow
The pier which was built by the U.S. to bring food to Gaza is facing one of it's most serious challenges
Israel rejects report on IDF sexual violence: 'outrageous'
The report states that Israeli forces and Palestinian militants have engaged in sexual and gender-based violence since the war began
Biden's Israel-Hamas ceasefire proposal, explained
Hamas accepted President Biden's Israel-Hamas ceasefire proposal, which was adopted by the U.N. on Monday.
Hamas accepts the UN's ceasefire resolution
A senior Hamas official is reported to have said the group is ready to negotiate.
UN leader calls out PR firms for fossil fuel advertising on climate change
The U.N. secretary-general called for a ban on advertising by the fossil fuels industry and called the PR companies aiding them "'Mad Men' fueling the madness."
Iran warns US and allies against "unwise" nuclear decision
Iran's U.N. Mission told Newsweek the IAEA board censure will "have a detrimental" effect on nuclear diplomacy and cooperation.
Israel's outgoing UN ambassador worries Palestinians are winning narrative
"It's always concerning when our approach is not being accepted," Israeli Ambassador to the U.N. Gilad Erdan said.
Kenya's Mission in Haiti Opens New Chapter for U.S. Security Strategy
By entrusting Kenya, a proven partner in sub-Saharan Africa, with a leading role in stabilizing the Western Hemisphere, the U.S. signals a new chapter in managing global security situations.