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UNMISS has welcomed the resumption of peace talks mediated in Kenya between the South Sudan government and opposition groups, commending the leadership of President Kiir and President Ruto. UNMISS highlighted …
UNMISS Acknowledges Resumption of Kenya-Led Peace Talks in South Sudan Read More
UNMISS has welcomed the resumption of Kenya-led peace talks involving the South Sudan government and opposition groups, highlighting the leadership of Presidents Kiir and Ruto. The initiative aims to foster …
UNMISS Supports Resumption of Kenya-led Peace Talks in South Sudan Read More
Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem has offered an opportunity for the ceasefire in Lebanon to succeed despite extensive Israeli violations. He announced $57 million in aid for displaced families and pledged …
Hezbollah’s Qassem Offers Ceasefire Opportunity Amid Israeli Violations and Pledges Support for Syria Read More
On December 5, 2024, the ICJ in The Hague held hearings on the obligations of UN member states regarding climate change. Nations such as the Solomon Islands, India, and Iran …
ICJ Hearings Stress Climate Justice as Legal Obligation for Developed Nations Read More
U.S. Special Envoy for Yemen, Tim Lenderking, will visit Bahrain, Qatar, and Djibouti from December 5 to December 12. His mission focuses on countering Houthi attacks on maritime activities, addressing …
U.S. Special Envoy Tim Lenderking’s Diplomatic Mission in the Middle East Read More
Vanuatu recently lost its visa-free access to the EU due to security concerns related to its citizenship by investment program, marking significant repercussions for the nation. This has prompted Solomon …
Vanuatu’s CBI Program Fallout: A Warning for Nauru and Solomon Islands Read More
UNESCO has awarded Aleppo soap the status of intangible cultural heritage amidst renewed conflict in Syria’s second city. Artisans have crafted this traditional soap for 3,000 years, using olive and …
UNESCO Recognizes Aleppo Soap as Intangible Cultural Heritage During Ongoing Conflict Read More
Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan have announced a border demarcation agreement, resolving their last contested frontier, a significant step after years of conflict that peaked in 2022. The agreement was reached by …
Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan Conclude Border Demarcation Deal, Ending Long-Standing Disputes Read More
The International Court of Justice is conducting hearings to clarify member states’ obligations under international law to combat climate change. Brazil, Canada, and China presented their arguments emphasizing climate justice, …
International Court of Justice Highlights Climate Change Responsibilities at Hearings Read More
The UN’s OCHA warns of a looming humanitarian crisis requiring over $47 billion in aid for 2024, addressing the dire conditions of 190 million people amidst conflicts and climate disasters. …
UN OCHA Faces Funding Crisis While Aiding 190 Million in Need Read More