‘Relative calm’ in Yemen port cities following UN-backed ceasefire agreement

‘Storm clouds brewing for global economy’: World Bank

ILO celebrates 100 years of advancing social justice

Award-winning producer James Manos, Jr. has written a pilot for a new television series focused on United Nations women staffers and the sacrifices they make to ensure the organization's goals are met.  Marking World TV Day, Mr. Manos and top screen actress, Serinda Swan, spoke to UN News’s Liz Scaffidi, for this latest edition of our Lid Is On podcast series.

DRC ‘calm but tense’ as country awaits presidential election result

Renewed inter-communal clashes force 16,000 people from DRC to Republic of Congo

Khashoggi case lacks international, independent probe call: UN Human Rights

They have a saying where Rebeca Gyumi comes from in Tanzania, which sums up the collective spirit of community she grew up in: “I am, because you are”. The drive to champion human rights instilled in her as a girl, came to fruition last December, when she arrived at UN Headquarters in New York, as a recipient of the prestigious UN Human Rights Prize.

China gives $7 million to support food aid in South Sudan

Uganda's Ebola preparedness 'will go a long way:' WHO Chief

Agreement to curb greenhouse gases enters into force

International cooperation leads to a winning world, says UN chief

‘Stealing’ food from hungry Yemenis ‘must stop immediately’

Afghanistan’s new presidential elections set for July 2019

“The longer we wait for the substantial reduction of emissions, the more carbon dioxide we need to remove from the atmosphere, said Jonas Pasztor, Executive Director for the Carnegie Climate Geoengineering Governance Initiative (C2G2). Yasmina Guerda sat down with Mr. Pasztor to talk about the technology that can be used to help with this global problem.