European security forum warns of ‘wrecking ball’ in postwar order
Munich Security Conference signals deepening strain on global rules, alliances and multilateral constraints.
Munich Security Conference signals deepening strain on global rules, alliances and multilateral constraints.
More than 150 governments approve science-policy report showing that current incentives drive biodiversity loss.
Procedural vote resets leadership of stalled negotiations as global pressure builds for more substantive progress.
A brief procedural session aims to reset leadership and process after divisions derailed talks last year.
The treaty entered into force in 2011 and was extended by five years in early 2021, pushing its expiration to this week.
Concerns over human rights and jurisdiction surface as Washington seeks security role at Milano-Cortina 2026.
Forty proposed panel members submitted for approval would serve in their personal capacities for a three-year term.
Human Rights Watch urges rights-respecting democracies to coordinate as U.S. and other powers weaken global norms.
Cash shortages and widespread arrears cast doubt on the U.N.’s ability to execute its 2026 program budget.
Move follows year-long U.S. withdrawal process and comes as WHO members advance talks on a new pandemic agreement.
New leadership confronts genocide findings and a humanitarian crisis as nine children die from exposure
European leaders move toward a historic break from Washington despite a late U.S. reversal on tariff threats.
Bulldozers dismantle UNRWA site under government supervision, deepening legal crisis over diplomatic immunity.
A technocratic committee will handle civic duties, overseen by a U.S.-led board and a U.N.-backed security mission.
As the top U.N. court begins a landmark merits trial, the military junta defends its 2017 campaign against the Rohingya.
Trump's U.N. envoy warns "all options are on the table" to end the Iranian government crackdown on protesters.