UN’s Guterres Warns Against Splitting into Rival Trade Blocs
UN Secretary-General Guterres warns that rising geopolitical rivalries are introducing trade barriers and urges the world to avoid splitting into rival trade blocs.
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UN Reports 299k Tonnes of Solid Waste in Gaza Threatening Health
A UN relief agency reports over 299,370 tonnes of solid waste accumulating in Gaza Strip, posing serious health risks.
UN Adopts June 10 as International Day for Dialogue Among Civilizations
June 10 is now recognized by the United Nations as the International Day for Dialogue among Civilizations, promoting equal dialogue and mutual respect across the globe.
China’s Vision for Global Harmony: UN Backs International Dialogue Day
China’s proposal for June 10 as the International Day for Dialogue among Civilizations has received unanimous support at the UN, aiming to foster global understanding and peace.
UN Adopts China’s Vision for International Dialogue Day
The UN General Assembly unanimously adopts China’s resolution to establish the International Day for Dialogue among Civilizations, promoting global understanding and peace.
UN Expresses Shock Over 100 Casualties in Sudan’s Gezira Attacks
UN spokesperson says over 100 killed in latest RSF attack on Sudan village.
China Launches Kunming Biodiversity Fund to Boost Global Conservation
China launches the Kunming Biodiversity Fund in Beijing to support global conservation efforts in developing countries, marking a significant step towards reversing biodiversity loss.
Chinese Envoy: WHO’s Rejection Signals ‘Taiwan Independence’ Dead End
A Chinese envoy to the UN claims WHO’s rejection of Taiwan region’s participation in the WHA confirms that ‘Taiwan independence’ is a dead end.
Tragic Landslide in Papua New Guinea Claims Over 2,000 Lives
A catastrophic landslide in Papua New Guinea has claimed over 2,000 lives, devastating six villages in the Maip-Mulitaka district. Rescue efforts continue amidst challenging terrain.
Tragic Landslide in Papua New Guinea Claims Over 670 Lives, UN Reports
A massive landslide in Papua New Guinea’s Enga province has claimed over 670 lives, with ongoing dangers prompting the evacuation of 1,250 survivors, according to UN officials.