Security Council links the Gaza crisis with regional conflict

China’s foreign minister presented proposals for UN and governance reform, arguing that developing states need a stronger voice. Such calls overlap with NAM’s long-standing demands, though rhetoric...

The Council met at Bahrain’s request following an Iranian attack on the kingdom. The episode extended the regional war and placed state sovereignty, civilian protection and maritime security under...

The HLPF opened to assess progress on the 2030 Agenda amid multiple global crises. For developing states, slow progress is tied to debt, unequal finance and structural constraints as well as...

The Agency told the Security Council that attacks and restricted access had disrupted monitoring and it could no longer verify the status of nuclear material at certain facilities. The case underlines...

The HLPF concluded after reviewing development goals and proposed actions. Repeated commitments still face an implementation gap where states lack affordable capital, technology transfer and fiscal...

The envoy warned the Security Council that renewed fighting threatened regional stability and civilians. Yemen’s experience shows how external intervention, arms flows and competing geopolitical...

The conference examined how displacement and annexation affect Palestinians in Jerusalem and the prospects for a just peace. It situated present policy within a longer history of dispossession and...

The Security Council heard that two million people remained in a severe humanitarian crisis despite the limited ceasefire. The briefing challenged claims that a ceasefire alone had ended the...

Uganda’s government announced a final statutory ministerial meeting for 2–4 December 2026, while its official NAM site continued to identify the chairmanship as 2024–2027. This is a scheduled future...

The Assembly opened with a call to restore trust and manage global transformation. The session began amid debates over war, debt, climate and whether the UN’s decision-making structure reflects the...