U.S. media crackdown spurs global concern as agencies target critics
The latest escalation came with Committee to Protect Journalists demanding regulators stop targeting broadcasters.
The latest escalation came with Committee to Protect Journalists demanding regulators stop targeting broadcasters.
Leaders used the high-profile ceremony in European Parliament to signal their efforts to deal with the cost of living.
The snapback mechanism formally terminates the deal aimed at preventing Tehran from developing nuclear weapons.
Escalating attacks pose an 'unacceptable level of risk' for medical workers as Israeli tanks advance near health facilities.
Among the cuts: USAID, $3.2 billion; international organizations, $521 million; democracy fund, $322 million.
To counter these threats, the U.N. formed an independent scientific panel to report on the effects of a nuclear war.
In dueling speeches, Israeli and Palestinian leaders showcased the pressure bearing down from a range of developments.
The U.N. General Assembly's formal launch of new AI governance bodies is poised to reshape the technology sector.
A growing schism was on display at the U.N. — two opposing visions of how money should be used to effect change.
As leaders gathered, progress along climate and financial fronts contrasted with grim reports on rights and violence.
The appearance by al-Sharaa, who came to power in December, signals a shift in Syria’s international engagement.
The meeting served as a global platform for nations to present their updated national climate plans for the next decade.
Top experts increasingly agree voluntary commitments from AI companies are not enough to deal with threats.
Lula criticized 'unilateral attacks' on Brazil's institutions. Trump said the United Nations is not living up to its potential.
While the U.N. grapples with crises and wars in Gaza, Ukraine and Sudan, it is fighting for its own financial survival.
The U.N. chief called for an immediate end to fighting as world leaders prepare for an annual high-level gathering.