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.
The UN troops fighting to prevent the next great war in the Middle East
"We are extremely concerned about the current situation and the possible potential for escalation," UNIFIL's commander told Newsweek.
International Court of Injustice Gets It Wrong Again
This morning the International Court of Justice released a new interim ruling at the behest of South Africa, urging Israel to please stop defending itself so hard.
Israel is losing the diplomatic war
Three European nations this week announced they would recognize the State of Palestine, with more expected to follow.
Fact Check: Are UN troops to be deployed in the US?
UN peacekeeping forces, ordered under a plan called "Operation Peacekeeper," would deploy across country, according to a viral post.
The number of nations that recognize Palestine is nearing that of Israel
Ireland, Norway and Spain bring the number of nations recognizing a Palestinian state to 146, while the figure for Israel is 165.
Flag at half-mast in New York for passing of Iran leader sparks backlash
One commentator accused the U.N. of "moral bankruptcy" after it lowered its flag to half-mast following Ebrahim Raisi's death.
Sudan's Agony Continues Unabated While World Watches
The beleaguered Sudanese people need help.
It's Not Too Late for the U.S. To Give Palestinians Hope for Statehood
There are limitless opportunities for the United States to support the rights of Palestinians to work toward a two-state solution. But they will require serious political will.
President Biden Has a Chance to Help Women Everywhere. Will He Take It?
No international treaty explicitly bans violence against women and girls—the single most widespread human rights violation on Earth.
Full list of countries who voted to give Palestine new UN power
The U.N. General Assembly voted to push the Security Council to support a Palestinian state's U.N. membership
Biden's Letdown of Native Americans Threatens Indigenous People Everywhere
Biden is ignoring the wave of protests by Indigenous people across the U.S. who see their land being destroyed by droughts, pipelines, and mineral mines.
Plastic is polluting our oceans. Will we get a treaty to cut plastic waste?
Negotiators are considering ways to limit the massive amounts of plastic waste polluting oceans, harming wildlife and contributing to climate change.
Russia spooks US with space nukes pivot
"The United States assesses that Russia is developing a new satellite carrying a nuclear device," said National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan.
US hints Russia "hiding something" after nuclear space weapons ban blocked
U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Linda Thomas-Greenfield asked what Russia was "hiding" by vetoing a resolution banning space nukes.
Iran's nuclear activity "raises eyebrows"
The head of the United Nations nuclear watchdog warned that Tehran could have a nuclear bomb in "weeks rather than months."
We Must Act Now to Prevent the Next Attack by Iran
Iran's aerial assault on Israel involved some 320 attack drones, cruise missiles, and ballistic missiles. It was the act of a regime fully committed to annihilating the Jewish State.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's PDA becomes viral hit
Harry's touching moment with Meghan during a visit to the United Nations headquarters has been viewed over 4 million times online.
What is UNCLOS? US advised to ratify law of the sea treaty
Proponents warn the U.S. is losing credibility in the South China Sea and access to critical mineral reserves.
Nazism Will Remain a Weapon in the Information War
For Russia, today's fight against what is perceived as Nazism harks back to the country's victorious resistance against Nazi Germany.
US and ally move to block North Korea's nuclear weapons program
The joint task force hopes to disrupt illicit flows of refined petroleum that fuel Pyongyang's weapons buildup.
Former US submarine captain sounds alarm over China's deep sea miners
China is reshaping the rules of deep-sea exploration as the U.S. has failed to ratify the United Nations' Law of the Sea treaty.
Is This What True Friendship With Israel Looks Like, America?
A Rubicon has just been crossed. For the first time since the barbaric Hamas atrocities of Oct. 7, a resolution has passed the UN Security Council calling for an immediate ceasefire during the remainder of the month of Ramadan.
The Best Way to End Hamas Requires a Ceasefire First
It is disgraceful that so many people around the world—from U.S. academics to useless leaders in some Arab countries, all the way to sanctimonious Western journalists – continue to abet the fiction that Hamas fights for the Palestinians.
Biden admin crosses Israel's red line
The U.S. voted to abstain from the United Nation's resolution calling for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.
US ally issues ominous warning to North Korea
A new investigation has revealed the Chinese research institutions assisting North Korea's nuclear weapons program, according to Nikkei Asian Review.
China faces new sea dispute with another neighbor
With tensions already flaring over Philippines-claimed waters, China has unilaterally expanded its territorial boundaries near Vietnam.