U.N. Women says its 'gender alert' highlights the surge in sexual violence that is a defining feature of the war.
GENEVA (AN) — The war in Sudan is entering its fourth year with nearly two-thirds of the population in need of aid, as United Nations officials warned the conflict has created the world’s largest humanitarian crisis.
Speaking ahead of a donor conference in Berlin, U.N. agencies said on Tuesday that nearly 34 million people, or 64% of Sudan's 53 million inhabitants, now require humanitarian assistance, with hunger, displacement and violence continuing to worsen across the country.
Investment brings reform and pooled funding even as deep aid cuts leave U.N. agencies struggling to meet record needs.
The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification's update for Gaza arrived beside a deteriorating outlook for Somalia.
At the top of IRC’s agenda is a push to strip five veto-wielding nations of their ability to paralyze the U.N. Security Council.
The looming food security crisis in Afghanistan is pushed to a breaking point by a severe shortfall in global funding.
E.U.'s foreign policy chief warned of a 'new world' being shaped by 'coercive power politics' as global rules erode.
The US. demands quick commitments to secure the Strait of Hormuz as the president lashes out at alliance members.
Georgieva says oil and gas disruptions drive inflation risks, could push millions into hunger even if a ceasefire holds.
Regional and national tribunals are being asked to define how countries can balance climate action with economic growth.
