U.N. launches new nuclear war impact study, first since 1988
A prevous study on climatic and global effects of nuclear war raised awareness of the concept of "nuclear winter."
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A prevous study on climatic and global effects of nuclear war raised awareness of the concept of "nuclear winter."
Britain, France and Germany threaten to reimpose sanctions if there is no progress on limiting Tehran's nuclear program.
A critical U.N. summit opened to confront the sobering reality that only modest gains have been made in a select few areas.
Leaders pushed for better financial systems at only the fourth U.N. conference on development financing held since 2002.
Urgent early warning systems and urban heat protections are needed with extreme heat events becoming more frequent.
Trump left the summit in Canada early after signing onto a Group of Seven statement on the Middle East he resisted.
Iran retaliated - and Israel and Iran risked all-out war - after IAEA board's found Tehran breached nonproliferation duties.
If decision-makers can keep a long-term perspective on impacts, reforms can strengthen the U.N. despite budget cuts.
The summit created momentum for the adoption of the first legally binding rules to better protect international waters.
Nuclear-armed nations possess about 12,400 nuclear warheads, but nearly 90% belong to Russia and the U.S.
Despite documentation and bipartisan concern, Trump is eliminating programs to locate and return these children.
The U.N. appears to be more trusted than many governments, other multilateral institutions, and regional organizations.
The head of the International Peace Institute praised the treaty negotiators for their 'amazing' critical problem-solving.
The U.N. could mark its 80th anniversary by streamlining and reassuring donors taxpayer money reaches people in need.
A Palestinian diplomat told the U.N.'s top court that Israel uses aid as a 'weapon of war,' targeting civilians and aid workers.
The order would allow exploratory mining of the ocean floor that is overseen by an organization the U.S. hasn't joined.