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United Nations

34 stories in the last days

  1. UN warns 8.3 million refugees may lose aid as budgets shrink
    • The UN warned that about 8.3 million refugees risk losing assistance this year due to budget cuts.
    4 sources

  2. The United Nations and JCDecaux launched in Portugal the global road‑safety campaign “Faça Uma Escolha Segura”
    1 source

  3. Gallup report shows median UN approval at 50% in 2025
    • A Gallup report covering 137 countries recorded a median United Nations approval of 50% between March and December 2025.
    3 sources

  4. U.N. Secretary‑General Guterres urged Washington and Tehran to keep diplomatic efforts alive
    1 source

  5. The author suggests that UN Secretary‑General Guterres highlights Israelis in war coverage because they are Jewish
    1 source

  6. Luís Montenegro urges global action on energy crisis at UN
    • Luís Montenegro defended an international mechanism to combat the global energy crisis at the United Nations.
    3 sources

  7. UN chief Guterres meets Araqchi as US and Tehran discuss Strait of Hormuz reopening
    • UN Secretary‑General António Guterres received Araqchi while the US and Tehran negotiate reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
    4 sources

  8. South Sudan's UN envoy Cecilia Adeng called for UN sanctions on the country to be lifted at the General Assembly
    1 source

  9. The UN said Israel approved more than 8,000 new settlements in occupied territories between June and September, and over 33,000 Palestinians remain displaced since 1967
    1 source

  10. The UN denounced "unprecedented" violence in the West Bank
    1 source

  11. A Portuguese language course for United Nations staff sold out in less than 24 hours
    1 source

  12. United Nations denounces violations in U.S. expulsions to third‑country destinations
    • The United Nations denounced "violations" in U.S. expulsions to third‑country destinations.
    2 sources

  13. The United Nations said there are "difficulties" in combating violence against minors in France
    1 source

  14. Israeli UN ambassador says Durban platform fuels antisemitism, not anti‑racism
    • Israeli ambassador to the UN Danny Danon said Durban was not a fight against racism but a platform for antisemitism and hatred of Israel.
    2 sources

  15. OpenAI agents sent over 16,000 aggressive requests to UN websites
    • OpenAI's AI agents made more than 16,000 aggressive requests to UN websites, according to an independent report.
    2 sources

  16. UN warns of dangers of interference in meteorological surveillance systems
    • The UN warned of dangers of interference in meteorological surveillance systems.
    2 sources

  17. Iran raises complaints about U.S. sanctions at United Nations
    • Tehran submitted complaints to the UN over U.S. aviation sanctions.
    • Iran denounced the humanitarian impact of U.S. economic and financial sanctions at the United Nations.
    4 sources

  18. UN Secretary‑General António Guterres said the Security Council’s inability to act puts its effectiveness into question
    1 source

  19. The article argues the UN can blacklist companies but cannot move the Judean hills, widen Israel’s coastal plain, or eliminate strategic vulnerability
    1 source

  20. Timor-Leste signs United Nations Convention on Cybercrime
    • Timor-Leste signed the United Nations Convention on Cybercrime.
    3 sources

  21. António Guterres gives final speech as UN secretary‑general
    • António Guterres gave his final speech as United Nations Secretary‑General this week.
    2 sources

  22. The United Nations warned of an extreme humanitarian situation in Oleshky, Ukraine, amid mines, drones and food shortages
    1 source

  23. Spain accused of breaching human‑rights obligations in eviction of 87‑year‑old
    • The UN says Spain violated a precautionary measure ordering the suspension of an eviction until the case merits are resolved.
    7 sources

  24. António Guterres, the Portuguese, will leave the UN secretary‑general post and is expected to be succeeded by a woman, likely Rebeca Grynspan of Costa Rica
    1 source

  25. A senior finance official said the UN blacklist is a blow to the economy
    1 source

  26. Saudi foreign minister urges UN to protect maritime routes
    • Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan urged the United Nations to protect maritime routes amid Iranian and Houthi attacks.
    2 sources

  27. Delegations walk out of UN during Netanyahu speech
    • About 70 delegations, including Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Egypt, Syria and Lebanon, walked out of the United Nations floor during Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech.
    2 sources

  28. UN Secretary‑General António Guterres said El Niño is being supersized before our eyes
    1 source

  29. Iranian Foreign Minister Aba Ashar Akshi said at the UN that the ball is now on the American side in the peace negotiations
    1 source

  30. The host argues that if the UN agenda on slave‑trade reparations advanced, Portugal would face tragic economic consequences and would be the country that has to pay the most
    1 source

  31. António Costa spoke at the United Nations, defending multilateralism and presenting the P4M platform
    • European Council President António Costa said the United Nations must remain at the centre of the multilateral system.
    1 source

  32. António Costa said at the United Nations that it was unacceptable that Russia had threatened the security of several European countries in the last year
    1 source

  33. Guterres argued that the United Nations was founded over 80 years ago as a challenge to a world governed by cooperation and international law rather than super‑power conflict
    1 source

  34. Defense Minister Katz attacked Erdogan after his UN speech, accusing him of supporting Hamas
    1 source
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