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Public and private sector representatives will discuss ways to increase cooperation

UN General Assembly shines spotlight on food insecurity and its impact on global population and ‘hot-spot’ countries

A new UN-led push to prevent an arms race in outer space has received wide-ranging support and participation from civil society and Member States – including all five permanent members of the Security Council - at talks in Geneva. The first Open-ended Working...

The crippling cost of debt financing for many developing countries has hamstrung their recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, forced cutbacks in development spending, and constrained their ability to respond to further shocks, according to a new report launched by the...

Il coordinatore speciale per il processo di pace in Medio Oriente, Tor Wennesland, ha espresso le sue preoccupazioni per i pochi passi avanti effettuati nel conflitto israelopalestinese. In particolare, il diplomatico norvegese ha criticato le parti in causa per non...

At the Embassy of the Sovereign Order of Malta, the spectre of millions of refugees fleeing the war in Ukraine is palpable. The Order, founded in Jerusalem during the 11th century, has a long history of assisting the vulnerable and...

Thank you, Mr. President. Since World War II, the United Nations Charter – the key tenets of which this Council is mandated to uphold – has stood as a bulwark to the worst impulses of empires and autocrats. Earlier today,...

Once again Libya is split in two. There are two rival leaders and the scepter of power is being disputed between the eastern and western regions of the country. The nation that has been in the midst of political chaos...

The famous saying “A picture is worth a thousand words” is particularly fitting when walking inside the United Nations’ building in New York and through the large open space that leads you from the halls where diplomatic meetings are held,...