Trump’s Social Posts Increase Risk of Confrontational UN Speech
A conciliatory US address at the UN looks unlikely after President Trump’s posts on a Washington arch, artificial intelligence and a “Top 25” list.
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A conciliatory US address at the UN looks unlikely after President Trump’s posts on a Washington arch, artificial intelligence and a “Top 25” list.
Iran Warns It Will Retaliate Against US Bases And Countries That Aid Strikes
Tehran says it has intelligence the US plans new strikes, vows retaliation and warns states that help Washington could be treated as complicit.
Qatar Pledges $38bn to Domestic Infrastructure to Signal Resilience
Qatar will spend more than $38bn on infrastructure over five years and says the US-Israel war on Iran is an 'earthquake' with wide fallout.
Bachelet Withdraws, Latin America Loses Top UN Contender
Michelle Bachelet quit the UN secretary-general race after winning one "encourage" vote in the Security Council's latest straw poll.
Brazil Keeps Opening Slot At UN General Debate, United States Remains Second
Brazil has opened the UN General Debate for decades, with the United States traditionally speaking second as host.
US To Admit Iranian Delegation Including Pezeshkian And Araghchi For UN Meetings
Masoud Pezeshkian and Abbas Araghchi are among Iranian delegates allowed into the US to attend United Nations meetings as the war passes six months.
Alexander De Croo Warns Ukraine Faces Toughest Winter, Risking Humanitarian Catastrophe
UN Development Programme chief Alexander De Croo says Ukraine must repair power and water systems before winter to avoid a humanitarian catastrophe.
MSF Says Funding Cuts Shrink Sudan Health System, Millions Lose Access
Cuts by US and European donors have closed dozens of clinics, forcing longer journeys and prompting MSF to urge UN leaders to increase support.
UN Designates November 27 as International Day to End Child, Early and Forced Marriage
The UN set November 27 as a day to eliminate child, early and forced marriage after a Sierra Leone-led resolution.
U.S. Senators Push UN Sanctions to Cut Sudan’s War Funding
Seven Democratic senators urged Ambassador Mike Waltz to press the UN to target Sudan’s gold and gum arabic trades to choke off war financing.
UN Renews Palantir Contract Despite Privacy Concerns
The World Food Programme is finalizing a five-year renewal of its contract with Palantir, despite internal audits raising key privacy concerns.