U.S.-Iran talks move to technical phase after first Bürgenstock session
U.S. vice president cites 'great progress' amid disputes over Lebanon, Strait of Hormuz, next steps for nuclear verification.
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Volker Türk calls for independent verification and common safety limits as AI initiatives reach the Human Rights Council.
U.N. backs African push to redraw how the world is mapped
General Assembly votes 164-1 for equal-area maps as African states challenge Mercator's distortion of continental size.
U.N. training merger to cut staffing by 26% under UN80 reforms
Consolidation of UNITAR and the U.N. System Staff College is expected to generate savings of up to $7 million.