Sudan Diaries: Hafiz Abdalla's story
Hafiz Abdalla joined OCHA Sudan in 2023, part of a dedicated team of resilient national staff committed to helping others. Today, he shares his journey from chaos and violence to safety and purpose.
The first United Nations Youth4Disarment Forum
“Even in times where armament and conflict dominate global attention, I have never seen a group of peers my age so dedicated to the cause of disarmament.”
World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims (16 November)
We are reminded that road traffic crashes are not the problem of one person, one country, or one continent. It’s a global and silent plague that touches us all!
From the source: a new edition of 'The Essential'
Written, edited, and published by UN Publications, this updated resource brings together the UN’s own history, data, and records in one vibrant volume.
What the Türkiye and Syria Earthquake taught us
"Learning from both successes and failures allows humanitarian responders to refine disaster preparedness and response strategies," says Babatunde A. Ahonsi, UN Resident Coordinator in Türkiye.
Aisha’s life after Al-Shabaab
The 36-year-old woman travelled to Baidoa with her children to start a new chapter. However, soon after, stories of “Aisha’s” past association with Al-Shabaab spread quickly in the community.
‘Nothing about us, without us’
Uniformed women need to be part of shaping policies and decisions that impact them.
LACUN Conference: regional voices, shared vision for peacekeeping
The conference is a milestone in regional cooperation for UN peacekeeping and the growing institutionalization of the Latin American and Caribbean Network for Cooperation in Peacekeeping Operations.
UNOOSA appoints Brian Cox as UN Champion for Space
Cox is widely recognized for his ability to make complex scientific subjects accessible to global audiences through his books, lectures, and award-winning BBC documentaries.
Building smarter in-mission peacekeeping training
“This course brought me up to speed in a much-needed skillset. AI is no longer optional; it’s essential."









