United Nations
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Guterres Calls for Unhindered Gaza Aid and Halt to West Bank
António Guterres stresses the urgent need for safe humanitarian access to Gaza and demands a stop to settlement growth in the West Bank to ease Palestinian.
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UN Demands Investigation into Israel’s Alleged Use of White Phosphorus in Lebanon
The UN Human Rights Office is calling for an immediate and independent investigation into allegations of Israel’s use of white phosphorus in Lebanon.
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Robert Abisoghomian Meets the New UN Human Rights Council President
The Deputy Foreign Minister of Armenia met with the UN Human Rights Council’s president to discuss a two-year framework on genocide prevention, and cooperation.
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Armenia Highlights Child Education Rights at UN Discussions
Armenia emphasized the importance of protecting children’s education and safety during armed conflicts at recent United Nations talks.
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Human Rights Violations Worldwide: A Global Overview
The UN Secretary-General has warned of human rights violations on a global scale, highlighting ongoing abuses, regional concerns, and international cooperation.
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Trump’s Board of Peace Convenes to Address Gaza Crisis
Donald Trump’s Board of Peace held its inaugural meeting in Washington D.C., addressing Gaza’s ceasefire, reconstruction, and security. The U.S. and member states pledged billions for stabilization efforts.
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Pope Leo XIV Rejects Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ Over UN Role
Pope Leo XIV refused to join Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’, stressing that global crisis management should remain under the UN’s authority, not a new body.
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Armenia Participated in UN Executive Council’s First Session, Highlighting Reforms
Armenia participated in the UN Executive Council’s first session, underscoring the need for reforms in global governance and multilateral cooperation worldwide.
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UN Chief Guterres: ‘One Power Calling Shots’ Won’t Solve Global Crises
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warns against unilateral approaches to global problems, implicitly criticizing U.S. foreign policy as he enters his final year in office.
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Global Alarm as Famine Grips Gaza Amid Blockade and Conflict
The United Nations has officially declared famine in Gaza, attributing the crisis to an Israeli blockade and prolonged conflict. Calls for urgent international intervention grow louder as hunger and malnutrition spread across the region.
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How International Organizations Influence World Affairs
International organizations play a pivotal role in shaping global policies, mediating conflicts, and fostering cooperation among nations. Their influence extends through economic, political, and cultural domains.
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COP29: Azerbaijan President Defends Oil, Criticizes “Western Fake News”
At the UN’s COP29 climate conference, Azerbaijan’s President Ilham Aliyev defended oil and gas as a “gift of god” and criticized what he described as “Western fake news” surrounding Azerbaijan’s emissions. He argued that countries should not be blamed for…
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Armenia’s 5-Year Effort on Child Protection According to UN
Armenia Child Protection UN Over the past five years, Armenia has made significant strides in strengthening child protection through legislative and strategic measures, as noted by United Nations Resident Coordinator Francois Jacob during parliamentary hearings on November 11. This presentation,…