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According to analysts, China’s use of renewable energy and oil consumption aligns with that of Gulf countries.

Tel Aviv, Israel —  During China’s annual national legislature this month, Premier Li Qiang announced plans to construct more solar and wind farms as well as hydropower projects. China is currently the top global producer of renewable energy and has…

A team from the United Nations has arrived in Gaza’s severely affected northern area, verifying the alarming levels of illness and starvation.

On Thursday, Jamie McGoldrick, the leading aid representative for the UN in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, visited the Kamal Adwan hospital in Beit Lahia. The hospital has a new specialized feeding center, supported by the World Health Organization (WHO), for…

The United States’ proposal for a “necessary and continuous ceasefire” in Gaza was vetoed by Russia and China.

The proposed resolution led by the US, which was under consideration for several weeks, expressed a clear need for “an urgent and lasting ceasefire to safeguard civilians on both sides”. It also emphasized the importance of providing essential aid and…

The political stalemate and ongoing violence in Syria is worsening the humanitarian situation.

In a briefing to the ambassadors of the UN Security Council, Geir Pedersen emphasized the pressing need for a political solution due to the recent increase in violence, such as airstrikes, rocket attacks, and armed group clashes. Furthermore, there are…

In the midst of continued conflict in Gaza and Ukraine, the leader of the United Nations restates their plea for peace.

“In a tumultuous world, it is crucial to adhere to principles that are clearly outlined in the UN Charter, international law, the preservation of a country’s territorial integrity, and international humanitarian law,” stated the Secretary-General of the United Nations, addressing…

Only 40% of UN assistance missions were granted access to the northern areas of Gaza this month.

According to the recent report from the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), only 11 out of 24 planned missions were allowed to proceed by Israeli authorities during the first two weeks of March. The remaining missions…

Interim findings have been presented to the Secretary-General by the UNRWA review panel.

The review follows serious allegations regarding the alleged involvement of UNRWA staff in the 7 October attack on Israel by Hamas, which are being investigated by the UN Office of Internal Oversight Services (OIOS). On Tuesday, the Secretary-General received the…

in A recent study reveals widespread instances of labor exploitation through coercion.

The International Labor Organization released a study on Tuesday stating that forced labor brings in $236 billion in unlawful profits annually, a significant rise of $64 billion from 2014. According to the research, the rise in numbers can be attributed…

Agencies are warning of a rise in the number of infants in Gaza who are at risk of dying.

“According to Dr. Margaret Harris of the UN World Health Organization (WHO), doctors and healthcare workers are increasingly witnessing the consequences of malnutrition, with newborn infants succumbing to death due to dangerously low birth weights.” The World Health Organization spokesperson…

Despite the ongoing war, the children of Gaza are spreading joy and celebrating Ramadan.

Although discussions of a ceasefire were unsuccessful in putting an end to the ongoing conflict that has resulted in the deaths of about 32,000 Palestinians, the aim of the youth residing in the temporary camp was straightforward. Despite the challenges…