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UN’s Guterres says money owed by US is ‘non-negotiable’

  • The US is pressuring the United Nations to reform after it announced its withdrawal from dozens of UN bodies this year
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UN leadership candidates vow to pursue reform and core principles

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UN chief condemns killing of French peacekeeper in south Lebanon

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UN’s Guterres says Strait of Hormuz opening is good step, move welcomed by UK and France

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UN chief says he is cooperating with Trump’s Board of Peace on Gaza, Politico reports

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UN chief says ‘no longer the time of armed groups’ after meeting Lebanese president

By Ephrem Kossaify ·

UN chief calls Ukraine war ‘a stain on our collective conscience’

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UN chief expresses deep concern over escalating Iran-US tensions

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End of US-Russia nuclear pact a ‘grave moment’: UN chief

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UN chief nominates 40 experts to serve on first global, independent scientific panel on AI

By Ephrem Kossaify ·

Venezuela cannot become hub for Iran and Hezbollah, US says as UN Security Council clashes over Maduro arrest

By Ephrem Kossaify ·

UN chief condemns Israeli law blocking electricity, water for UNRWA facilities

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Efforts to heal Syria’s ‘deep divisions’ arduous but ‘not insurmountable,’ UN chief says on anniversary of Assad’s fall

By Ephrem Kossaify ·

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