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WHO alerts to potential health crisis in Ukraine as third winter of war approaches. Damaged infrastructure, power outages, and antimicrobial resistance pose significant challenges to healthcare system.
Russia begins efforts to reclaim parts of Kursk region occupied by Ukraine. Meanwhile, Pokrovsk faces infrastructure damage, and Red Cross vehicles are attacked in Donetsk, highlighting ongoing conflict challenges.
A Swiss appeals court has reversed the acquittal of prominent Islamic scholar Tariq Ramadan on charges of rape and sexual coercion. The ruling sentences Ramadan to three years in prison, with one year to be served.
WTO's 2024 World Trade Report challenges rising protectionism, highlighting disproportionate impact of import tariffs on low-income households. The study reaffirms trade's role in poverty reduction amid global trade tensions.
UN human rights chief urges voter vigilance against deceptive politicians in upcoming elections. He highlights global human rights concerns and calls for protection of freedoms worldwide.
UN human rights chief calls for ending Gaza war and addressing Israel's alleged disregard for international law. He cites recent court opinions and urges global action in ongoing conflict.
UN-backed investigators urge creation of an impartial force to protect civilians in Sudan's conflict. Both sides accused of war crimes as humanitarian crisis deepens, with millions displaced and famine breaking out.
Recent floods in Pakistan highlight ongoing vulnerability, with children comprising half of 300 casualties since July. Experts criticize lack of progress since devastating 2022 floods, raising concerns about future disaster readiness.
Two years after a UN report suggested possible crimes against humanity in Xinjiang, human rights groups demand action. Affected individuals express frustration over lack of progress despite international attention.
Sudan faces a worsening humanitarian crisis as international efforts falter. UN Security Council delays, inadequate funding, and political maneuvering hinder effective aid delivery, while violence continues unchecked.
Laurent Vinatier, a French citizen, is set to stand trial in Russia for allegedly gathering military information illegally. The case highlights tensions between Moscow and Paris amid the ongoing Ukraine conflict.
Food aid is en route to Sudan's Darfur region amid worsening famine. Geneva talks fail to unite warring parties as humanitarian crisis escalates, with over half the population facing acute hunger and a new cholera outbreak emerging.
Turkish-led talks aim to resolve Somalia-Ethiopia conflict over Somaliland port deal. Regional security, vaccine shortages, and asset disputes highlight complex challenges facing African nations.
The Taliban administration has prohibited UN special rapporteur Richard Bennett from entering Afghanistan, accusing him of spreading propaganda. This move highlights ongoing tensions with international bodies.
As Sudan's conflict intensifies, the U. S. calls for military participation in Geneva talks. Humanitarian crisis deepens with widespread hunger and displacement, particularly affecting Darfur region.
Ukraine's offensive into Russia's Kursk region continues, while Japan and Thailand face leadership shake-ups. Peace talks for Sudan's civil war commence in Geneva, with slim hopes for success.
U. S.-led peace talks for Sudan commenced in Geneva, with key warring parties absent. The negotiations aim to address the severe humanitarian crisis in the conflict-torn nation, where millions face displacement and starvation.