UN-backed data undercuts viral Gaza famine claims as child malnutrition falls

United Nations data challenges viral Gaza famine claims as experts say Hamas is weaponizing humanitarian narratives to undermine a post-war coalition.

With wars raging from Ukraine to the Middle East, Germany says diplomacy still matters and is pushing for a seat at the UNSC

With the rules-based world order "under stress," Germany is on a mission to gain a coveted seat at the United Nations' top table. German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul told DW why diplomacy still matters.

Iran has executed 21, arrested 4,000 since start of Iran war: UN - The Straits Times

Iran has executed 21, arrested 4,000 since start of Iran war: UN  The Straits Times

Iran has executed 21, arrested 4,000 since start of Mideast war: UN - Arab News

Iran has executed 21, arrested 4,000 since start of Mideast war: UN  Arab News

UN warns Iran war could plunge 30 million people into poverty

The U.S.-Israeli war on Iran has caused a surge in energy and fertilizer prices and could push more than 30 million people into poverty, the head of the U.N. Development Program sa...

Bangladesh highlights CHT accord progress at UN - Dhaka Tribune

Bangladesh highlights CHT accord progress at UN  Dhaka Tribune

Iran war could push 30 million people into poverty – UN

A potential US-Israeli war on Iran could push 30 million people into poverty, a UN report warns. Soaring energy and fertilizer prices would reverse develop Read More: https://punchng.com/iran-war-could-push-30-million-people-into-poverty-un/

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Iran war could push 30 mn people into poverty: UN

"It took decades to build stable societies, to develop local economies, and it took only several weeks of war to destroy that," he added. The post Iran war could push 30 mn people into poverty: UN appeared first on Vanguard News.

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Ghana’s UN resolution seeks restitution and healing, not development funding – Ablakwa

Ghana’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has clarified that the country’s push for a United Nations resolution on reparatory justice is not aimed at mobilising funds for Africa’s development, but rather at securing restitution, healing and the return of stolen artefacts.

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