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With the multilateral system under pressure and under attack, Member States must fight for the United Nations, the President of the General Assembly said on Wednesday, laying out her priorities....
To advance access to UN data on multilateralism, the Dag Hammarskjöld Library recently completed a project focused on Member States’ Permanent Representatives.
Carol Sanchez, Focal Point for private sector engagement in the Caribbean through the OCHA-UNDP Connecting Business Initiative, tells us how Jamaica’s private sector responded after Hurricane...
Vienna-based United Nations offices and institutions marked the 2015 resolution on Youth, Peace and Security.
The 48-hour response mechanism is a fast-track funding tool that enables humanitarian actors to take immediate action within days of a crisis.
Serving as the UN’s daily programme of official meetings and other activities, the "Journal of the United Nations" has faithfully documented the trajectory of international diplomacy.
Find an overview of important trends and developments in the Security Council’s work over the past year.
The newly released report shows a transformation that began in 2017 and has now become part of everyday practices across our premises.
Former German foreign minister Annalena Baerbock is a new face at the United Nations. Sworn in as the 80th President of the General Assembly in September, she brings experience and energy.
The capacity-building initiative for the Somali civilian firefighters supports the takeover of operations, a major step toward national ownership of critical aviation services.
At the age of 101, Sim Groenteman reflects on his time with ECLAC: “I was very proud, proud to be in the UN… I was an international person who was concerned about the whole world.”
The Core Pre-deployment Training Materials are mandatory for all peacekeepers – civilians, police, and military – and contain essential knowledge for them to carry out their work.
While the approved budget is roughly $200 million higher than the Secretary-General’s proposal prepared under the UN80 Initiative, it is about 7 per cent lower than the approved 2025 budget.
As the CERF marks its 20th anniversary, Michael Jensen shares the transformative impact that CERF has had on humanitarian response, and why this milestone is so important in today’s context.
Do you know how the first diplomatic passport came to exist? Have you heard of the Kadesh Peace Treaty? Why is there a pianist playing on the 1st floor of the General Assembly Building?
The Department of Peace Operations recently convened a workshop in Berlin on leveraging data for policing in peacekeeping contexts.
Led by the Dag Hammarskjöld Library, the UN System Electronic Information Acquisitions Consortium (UNSEIAC) is a model of cooperative, sustainable access to electronic resources and databases.
A tour highlight was an invitation to visit the home of the first Secretary-General, Trygve Lie, in Forest Hills, one of New York City’s most exclusive and thoughtfully planned suburban enclaves...
Appearing on "Awake at Night" for a second time, Grandi reflects on the dangers of divisive politics, the human cost of budget and staff cuts, and shares his hopes for life after the UN.
Sixty women leaders from 40 countries met in Marrakech for the 2025 Women’s Leadership Academy, strengthening digital leadership skills, peer networks, and resilience to online threats.
Through E-Analytics and Innovation Course, 23 participants explored how new technologies can strengthen their day-to-day work in political analysis for preventive diplomacy.
The United Nations Staff Officers (UNSO) train-the-trainer course at the Malaysia Peacekeeping Centre aimed to enhance the quality of pre-deployment training for UN military staff officers.
When the UN was officially created, the newly formed Department of Public Information issued the first press releases and coordinated early global communications from Rockefeller Center.
UNOAU and Norway conducted a ceremonial exchange of the renewed project agreement documents and launched the third edition of the "She Stands for Peace" publication.
This season features 10 episodes covering topics from road safety and population ageing to climate mobility in the Pacific, femtech, and the growing space economy.
Having visited all these UN sites and imagined the bustling staff at each, we couldn’t help but wonder: “Where did everyone live?”
We are headed to Queens, where in April 1946, the former New York City Building at the 1939-40 World’s Fair site in Flushing Meadows–Corona Park was used as a home for the UN General Assembly.
Our second stop took us to Long Island, where the Sperry Gyroscope Plant, originally built for wartime production, became the UN’s main headquarters after Hunter College.
The "Greening the Blue Annual Report: covers the operations of headquarters and field offices worldwide and surfaces notable reductions in emissions and environmental impacts in the past years....
Every day at noon, Stéphane Dujarric steps on stage to field questions about the United Nations from international journalists.
To celebrate the UN’s 80th anniversary, our Visitors Services staff and Tour Guides spent a full day exploring historic UN sites around New York City.
From salt made by hand on a Philippine island, to ceremonial dances in Kenya, the UN cultural agency has added a diverse range of living traditions to its global lists of culture at risk.
United Nations Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator in Ukraine Matthias Schmale is overseeing efforts to help Ukrainians prepare for a fourth winter at war.
Today, 10 December, the United Nations Postal Administration has issued a special event sheet of 10 stamps to honour Member States who joined the United Nations 70 years ago.
The UN Open Science and Open Scholarship Conference explored how open science can accelerate progress toward the SDGs.
In the weeks leading up to the 80th session of the GA, the UNHQ-NY clinic transformed its daily routine into a highly coordinated operation.
The Visitors Services Section, in partnership with UNMAS, hosted a series of events underscoring dignity, inclusion, and the urgent challenges faced by persons with disabilities in conflict.
The United Nations Panel of External Auditors is a unique forum for exchanging information and methodologies to develop further and improve the value and quality of the external assurance process...
“Energy transition is no longer a niche strategy; it is becoming a mainstream infrastructure opportunity,” said Natalie Hong, Senior Investment Officer at the United Nations Joint Staff Pension...
In the garage of the UN Headquarters in New York sits a unique vehicle: the only fire truck in the United States with diplomatic plates. It also can't do its job.
Inside the UN's hidden locksmith workshop, where centuries-old craftsmanship meets cutting-edge security technology—and strategic thinking saves millions.
Every three months, the Office of the Resident Coordinator invites UN staff in Bhutan to come together, tidy up public areas, and pick up rubbish.
April Pham, Senior Gender Advisor at OCHA, explains how the Humanitarian Reset, supported by the OCHA-managed Humanitarian Funds, could help end impunity and shift power dynamics once and for all...
MADE51, a global brand created by UNHCR, connects more than 3,400 refugee artisans with local social enterprises, helping them earn income and build brighter futures while preserving their...
MINUSCA's latest comprehensive casualty evacuation field validation exercise prepared personnel for robust, timely medical responses in high‑risk environments.
An exhibition on landmine clearance brings together artwork, virtual reality and the voices of survivors to highlight the human impact of explosive ordinance. Check it out on 3 December at UNHQ....
“As women in leadership, we should strive for excellence and embrace positivity. It has a remarkable way of overshadowing negativity and dissolving bias” .
The “Multilingualism Matters” campaign highlights the vital role of languages in diplomacy, trust-building, and bringing the Organization closer to the world.
Led by UN Guided Tour staff, the delegation toured key operational areas of United Nations Headquarters in New York.
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“The network gives us a sense of belonging…that we are not working in isolation,” says Major Swathi Shantakumar (UNMISS).
For his final appearance as the UN Global Advocate for persons with disabilities in conflict and peacebuilding situations, Giles Duley will be at the “Forward NOT Fragmented” exhibition at UNHQ....
The ability to deploy military or police units quickly, whether to reinforce an existing mission or support a new one, helps operations adapt to changing needs on the ground.
Under-Secretary-General for Policy Guy Ryder recently presented the "UN80 Initiative Action Plan" during an Informal Meeting of the General Assembly.
In June this year, the Secretary-General launched a six-month campaign to uphold humanitarian disarmament norms. This campaign brings into focus the importance of humanitarian disarmament norms....
On 21 November, the United Nations Postal Administration highlights six extraordinary sites in Mexico as part of its World Heritage stamp series.
A 12-year-old boy and his grandmother cut the ribbon at UNHQ on Monday to inaugurate a flower-shaped memorial to the victims of the Srebrenica genocide – a permanent reminder of the 1995 massacre...
The General Assembly confirmed the nomination Alexander De Croo, of Belgium, as the Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme on 17 November.
As the Caribbean is hit by another devastating hurricane season, our colleagues on the front lines continue to play a vital role in coordinating the response. Rogerio Mobilia is one of them.
For each gift category, we had ChatGPT and an actual human choose a gift for a special person in their lives, then asked the actual recipient which gift they preferred. The results were...
Secretary-General António Guterres appointed Peter N. Due, of Denmark, as his new Special Representative and Head of the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo.
Martine Dirven reflects on how informal exchanges once sparked creativity, collaboration, and innovation across divisions at the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean.
Parties to the sixth meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Minamata Convention on Mercury adopted 22 decisions in a productive week of collaboration and determination.
“We need to listen to women, trust them, and above all, fund them.”
On Thursday, 20 November, we will host the first UN Skills Fest Day, a live, in-person event designed to make learning practical, social, and fun.
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...
“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.”
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!
Written, edited, and published by UN Publications, this updated resource brings together the UN’s own history, data, and records in one vibrant volume.
"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....
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.
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...
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.
Uniformed women need to be part of shaping policies and decisions that impact them.
“This course brought me up to speed in a much-needed skillset. AI is no longer optional; it’s essential."
Stop by to see this exhibition's powerful photos and stories in the Visitors Lobby through 17 December.
How can we best support uniformed women in UN peacekeeping?
On 24 October, the United Nations Postal Administration is releasing three stamp sheets to mark 80 years since the founding of the United Nations.
“Everywhere I went, I saw dedication in action – communities leading, partners supporting, lives being rebuilt. Humanitarian work here is about more than relief; it’s about restoring dignity”.
<p>A brief roundup of United Nations-related political and peacebuilding events and developments globally.</p>
Millions of people worldwide have been positively impacted by the work of the United Nations and some of their stories are being highlighted at an exhibition at UN Headquarters in New York.
The Pilot Network for Uniformed Women Peacekeepers recently hosted an event to celebrate the contributions of uniformed women in peacekeeping and discuss how to take care of one's mental health....
In 2023, amid the chaos of the war, Adam Ibrahim, a national Humanitarian Affairs Officer, fled with his family. Despite the trauma of their escape, he later returned to help others.
The United Nations supports countries worldwide carry credible and peaceful elections through its Department of Peace Operations and the Electoral Assistance Division, which...
Disarmament and demobilization are crucial parts of peacekeeping operations. Women in armed groups need to be considered for effective transformative justice measures to take hold.
“The community rejected us as women in mine action, then gradually changed their minds when they saw the results of our work to the extent of cheering and supporting us,” says deminer Dina Khuder...
The vehicles can be viewed daily from 11AM to 1PM starting from Tuesday, 21 Oct until Friday, 24 Oct 2025.
How UN peacekeepers helped prevent a crisis in Marial-Lou.
“My interest is to make humans multiplanetary,” says 15-year-old Kaat DeGros.
Through security sector reform, Member States can realize gender equality and the full, equal, and meaningful participation of women in security sector institutions.
Michelle Doerlemann’s work is setting new standards, proving that justice is most effective when it is legitimate, inclusive, and trusted by the people it serves.
"Through every image, I strive to respect the person, their story, and their voice," writes Myriam Asmani, a photographer with MINUSCA.
Every two years, the Dag Hammarskjöld Library brings together people from around the world to promote the principles of openness in science and scholarship.
The UN Chronicle team would like to share the following recently published articles.
The "Uniformed Gender Parity Strategy 2018–2028" sets out a roadmap for increasing the participation of uniformed women in peace operations.
The work of Saye Ndim, a MINUSCA corrections officer, is pivotal to promoting the social reintegration of detainees in rural areas.
The vehicles can be viewed daily from 11AM to 1PM from Tuesday, 21 October until Friday, 24 October.
Lena Ellen Becker, a German justice advisor with the United Nations Mission in South Sudan, treats women's rights as central to sustainable peacebuilding.
On 30 September, the Security Council authorized a new multinational Gang Suppression Force in Haiti to replace the Kenyan-led security support mission, amid escalating violence and rights abuses...
Olukemi Ibikunle, a correctional officer from Nigeria, believes that peace begins behind prison walls: “The way we treat people in detention shapes who they become when they return to society.” ...
As Security Teams Coordinator at Ngaragba Central Prison—the largest men’s prison in the country—Victorine Mana oversees all MINUSCA corrections experts assigned to the facility.
The Elsie Initiative Fund announced funding for a two-year pilot project with UMISS to improve conditions for uniformed women peacekeepers deployed to remote areas.
Since her arrival in the Central African Republic in 2022, Sarah Omoka Adole has implemented pioneering initiatives that have advanced prisoner rehabilitation and built trust with local...
In last year’s opening address of the general debate, Secretary-General António Guterres observed that only ten per cent of all speakers during the 79th session’s general debate were women.
Tune in to the live stream of the general debate right here on iSeek, courtesy of UN Web TV!
How does one out of five sisters from rural Nigeria grow up to be UN Deputy Secretary-General?
“This is our moment of opportunity.” -- Secretary-General António Guterres
In a time of turbulence, tumult, and uncertainty, it is critical for everyone to take concrete action to mobilize for peace.
The 2025 report presents how the United Nations Secretariat has translated resources into results over the past year.
"Without the UN, we wouldn’t have made it. I’m proud to be part of an organization that truly saves lives. That’s not just a slogan—it’s my lived reality."
The Third United Nations Conference on Landlocked Developing Countries marked a pivotal moment for the world’s 32 landlocked developing countries.
Today, in partnership with 11 other postal organizations, the United Nations Postal Administration will issue the “Dove of Peace” embroidered stamps.
Anuwar Mohammedamin with OCHA in Ethiopia shares how frontline engagement unlocks humanitarian access in conflict-affected regions.
Luluwa Ali, Head of Coordination and Planning at OCHA in Sana'a, Yemen, shares how she views the Humanitarian Reset as a powerful opportunity for personal growth and self-reflection.
The programme is open to young journalists, aged 22 to 35, from developing countries and countries with economies in transition.
"UN Today" interviews Simon Springett, who has served as a Resident Coordinator for thirteen countries across three duty stations.
Under the leadership of its President, H.E. Mr. Philemon Yang, Member States came together with resilience and determination to address the pressing challenges of our time.
As the UNICEF Representative in Yemen, Peter Hawkins puts boundless energy into helping young people survive one of the world’s most intractable humanitarian crises.
99 per cent of us breathe polluted air. We can't take it anymore.
Secretary-General António Guterres has strongly condemned the arbitrary detention of at least 11 staff members in Yemen on Sunday by the de facto Houthi authorities in areas under their control....
Throughout each decade of its history, the United Nations University has adapted and grown to help the UN and its Member States address emerging global issues.
Every August and September, the city sees a predictable spike in travel-associated infectious diseases as New Yorkers return from summer vacations.
“The moral of the United Nations story is simple: humanity is strongest when we stand as one. Expo 2025 is a celebration of that possibility," Secretary-General António Guterres said.
Since November 1952, the United Nations tour guides have welcomed more than 42 million visitors, offering what for many is their very first, and sometimes, only direct encounter with the UN.
The Joint Inspection Unit has released the first system-wide independent review on how United Nations system organizations prevent and respond to sexual exploitation and abuse.
In the latest "Awake at Night" episode, Ms. van de Perre reflects on the impact of funding cuts on active war zones and shares why she falls for every place she serves.
The establishment of the UN Independent International Scientific Panel on AI and the Global Dialogue on AI Governance marks a step forward in global efforts to harness the benefits of the AI.
In this video, UNEP explains why plastic has become so ubiquitous, used in everything from children’s toys and medical equipment to beauty products and airplanes.
"For nearly two decades, what has prevented progress hasn’t been UNIFIL's performance but the lack of political will to enforce the resolution," writes the Under Secretary-General for Peace...
Fifteen years ago, UN Women was created with a bold mission: to become the United Nation’s powerhouse for gender equality and women’s empowerment.
For World Photo Day, four women photographers who contributed to the "Through Her Lens" exhibit joined in conversation with Under-Secretary-General for Global Communications Melissa Fleming.
Lakes are one of the most vital natural resources on our planet. They serve as a crucial source of fresh water, supporting drinking water supplies, agriculture, and industry.
El Hillo has spent more than thirty years serving refugees in some of the world’s worst conflict zones. When war erupted in his hometown of Khartoum, he had to help his own family flee the...
From the beginning, in 1965, UNDP has worked in partnership to build the foundations for human development and create opportunities for people to thrive.
With the news on Tuesday that a record 383 aid workers were confirmed killed in the line of duty last year, one veteran UN aid worker based in Gaza reaffirmed the resolve of humanitarians...
On World Humanitarian Day, USG Gilles Michaud speaks from Gaza, honoring humanitarian workers and calling for their protection.
Nour AlQattan, a Humanitarian Affairs Officer with OCHA in Kuwait, shares insights into building meaningful partnerships across sectors to elevate OCHA’s role in the region.
Displaced since 2015, for Ibrahim Alahmad, Humanitarian Programme Officer with OCHA Gaziantep, working for the Syria Cross-border Humanitarian Fund is more than a job.
Once again, the spotlight was on African heritage, with the inclusion of four new sites from the continent and the removal of three others from the List of World Heritage in Danger.
The United Nations Postal Administration has issued a set of three stamps, “No Nukes”, in support of UN efforts to promote nuclear disarmament.
“Humility must be at the heart of all we do,” says Edem Wosornu, Director of the Operations and Advocacy Division of the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), in this...
The Minamata Convention has taken significant steps to control mercury supply sources and trade, as well as reduce the use, emissions, and releases of mercury.
"I strongly believe humanitarian actors must lead by example, which means ensuring that our systems and personnel adhere to the highest standards of conduct," says OCHA's Zoulfaou Dankourma.
The project preserves ECLAC staff stories, inspiring pride and connection. Explore seven interviews and discover the living legacy of our institution.
“Peace agreements don’t last forever. Peace itself doesn’t last forever, says Nicholas ‘Fink’ Haysom, Head of UNMISS. "These are all issues which require constant engagement by people of good...
“When youth from the margins lead, they don’t just localize the SDGs – they redefine what development means.”
As unmanned aircraft systems technology continues to evolve, its potential to revolutionize emergency healthcare delivery becomes increasingly evident.
The first episode of the new season of this UN podcast features Gonzalo Vargas Llosa, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees’ Representative to Syria.
AI brings both risks and opportunities for Indigenous Peoples. Inclusive, ethical AI can support rights, language and culture — but only if Indigenous Peoples have a role in shaping AI systems....
OCHA's Aldjouma Sow shares why protecting communities from sexual exploitation and abuse is vital to humanitarian work and how respectful dialogue drives real change.
The Dag Hammarskjöld Library is excited to announce the full return of our library training sessions after a brief summer break!
As conflict continues in Ukraine’s front-line areas—especially Kharkiv and Zaporizhzhia—humanitarian needs are growing rapidly.
Drawing on independent United Nations evaluations from 2021–2024, this evidence summary informs system-wide decision-making and strengthens pathways toward sustainable food systems.
“Peace is not found, it is built. Brick by brutal brick, with hands that once knew how to fight but now choose to hold instead,” the Nigerian poet and peace activist said to the SummerStage...
The recent Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development was a platform for high-level finance discussions and a reminder of how multilingualism actively supports multilateralism....
The "UN Chronicle" team would like to share with you the following recently published articles...
Join the UN’s chief communicator Melissa Fleming as she speaks with extraordinary people dedicating their lives to service in Season 11 of Awake at Night.
Shna Ahmed tells us about the trajectory that took her to OCHA, the invaluable connections made through surge missions, and the heartbreak of seeing the Iraq office on the verge of closure.
UN Publications participated in the Beijing International Book Fair, spotlighting the UN’s role in promoting information integrity and inclusive publishing.
Amid rising global challenges, the UN is building a skilled, agile medical workforce through strategic planning, training and deployment to support field missions worldwide.
UN Women marks its 15th anniversary by calling for bold action and push forward for gender equality.
"For me, the key is not looking at preventing sexual exploitation and abuse as a side task but rather embedding it in everything we do."
On Friday, the General Assembly adopted by consensus a resolution on the Secretary‑General’s UN80 Initiative to strengthen and streamline the United Nations system.
Abdoulaye Sawadogo, Head of Office OCHA in Central African Republic, explains the role of his office.
Discover the stories that live in our own backyard! From May through August, Visitor Services offers guided tours of the North Lawn, a green space rich with history, symbolism, and the unexpected...
Today, we meet Panrawee Akachonniyom, with OCHA’s Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific in Thailand, who explains the importance of "duty of care" in a fast-paced work environment.
From 14 to 23 July, the global community is coming together at the High-level Political Forum on Sustainable Development to assess the world’s progress in achieving the SDGs.
"This new podcast helps us stay alert — not only to what’s at stake, but also to what we still have the power to achieve."
As digital technologies rapidly reshape every aspect of society, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights calls for human rights to be placed at the centre of this transformation.
The latest report from the United Nations Sustainable Development Group System-Wide Evaluation Office delivers insights on the progress towards a "new generation of United Nations country teams...
As Expo 2025 in Osaka, Japan, approaches the halfway point of its six-month run, the United Nations Pavilion has already welcomed over 160,000 visitors, well surpassing our expectations!
On 18 July, the United Nations will once again honor Nelson Mandela’s legacy with a special commemoration in the General Assembly Hall and a service project.
"I’ve always worked in human resources, though my UN career path wasn’t planned — it just evolved over time."
The 2025 edition centred on memory as a cornerstone of human rights, particularly in the context of war, occupation, and displacement.
On Monday, the General Assembly approved the peacekeeping budget, down slightly from the previous year, as delegates wrapped up weeks of negotiations amid warnings about persistent funding...
What began in 2021 as a flood monitoring initiative has evolved into a dynamic, data-rich platform that tracks and analyzes climate impacts at the subnational level.
After 34 years with OCHA, Luigi Bruno shares his journey from Italy to Geneva, the rewards of fieldwork, and how overcoming challenges renewed his passion for humanitarian service.
The UN marks 50 years of its German Translation Section, celebrating its role in making UN documents accessible to German speakers and pioneering tech-driven translation.
Over 1,000 youth leaders met in Marrakech for YES Africa, a summit focused on empowering millions of young Africans lacking access to jobs, education or training.
Munira Subašić lost her family in the Srebrenica genocide. 30 years on, she continues to fight for truth, justice and remembrance. Join the UN commemoration on 8 July and hear her powerful story...
“The conference is a once-in-a-decade opportunity to strengthen multilateralism and deliver an international financial system that works for people and planet,” says Li Junhua.
Visitors to Expo 2025, a world fair in Osaka, Japan, appreciate the “positive vison” of a shared global future promoted by the United Nations, according to Naomi Ichikawa, Director of the UN...
This video, featuring historian Stephen Schlesinger, marks the 80th anniversary of that historic moment and explores the origins, vision, and enduring relevance of the UN Charter.
Published today, the 2024 Annual Report of the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs covers a daunting year for millions of people – and the deadliest for the humanitarian system....
Online communities known collectively as the “manosphere” are emerging as a serious threat to gender equality, as toxic spaces increasingly influence real-world attitudes, behaviours, and policies...
As part of its mandate to preserve and provide access to historical UN documents, the Dag Hammarskjöld Library has completed the digitization of an important series of Security Council documents...
For the UN peacekeeping missions in Kosovo and Cyprus, advancing the rights of LGBTIQ+ people has become not only a human rights imperative, but a concrete strategy for building trust.
“Yoga cultivates the ways of maintaining a balanced attitude in day-to-day life and endows skill in the performance of one’s actions.”
The UN Postal Administration has issued a special event sheet to highlight the importance of glacier preservation.
The Military and Police Advisory Committee, composed of Member State military and police capacities, recently convened on technology and the United Nations C4ISR Academy for Peace Operations.
Ships in the port of Nice sounded their fog-horns on Friday, a brassy crescendo to a rare moment of global unity as the Third UN Ocean Conference drew to a close.
“We invite you to sign up for the Global Plastics Hub today by registering yourself, to be part of shaping the solution, and take collective action to beat plastic pollution.”
"I see the diversity of the General Assembly as our strength. This is the place where all nations come together and every country has a seat and a voice," says the former German foreign minister...
As June marks a year since the arbitrary detention of dozens of UN, NGO, civil society, and diplomatic mission personnel by the Houthi de facto authorities, Guterres called for their release.
“We hope the conference will inspire unprecedented ambition, innovative partnerships, and maybe a healthy competition,” said Li Junhua, Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs.
The implementation of the Pact for the Future was the theme for a special session of the Secretaries General of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean.
The Secretary-General’s Annual Memorial Service will be held today from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. in the Trusteeship Council Chamber of the UN Secretariat.
In the region of Abyei, caught between Sudan and South Sudan, a humanitarian crisis continues to deepen.
If we’re building a more inclusive world, it should start right at our front door!