According to data from the United Nations, the Asia-Pacific region is not making progress towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals.
In 2015, global leaders agreed upon the 17 Goals which aim to eliminate extreme poverty and hunger, guarantee access to clean water and sanitation, and deliver quality education for all by the year 2030. The 2024 Report on Progress towards…
Recent advancements in Yemen have been overshadowed by the negative effects of the Gaza conflict, according to the United Nations’ representative.
Hans Grundberg reminded the Security Council of the consistent advancement in the United Nations’ mediation efforts to address the complicated crisis spanning a decade, which began with the Houthi rebels overthrowing the government in 2014. The focus of attention has…
The UN medical professionals caution that an attack on Rafah in Gaza would result in an unimaginable disaster.
I am echoing the recent concerns expressed by Martin Griffiths, the top humanitarian official at the UN, regarding the potential for a violent attack in Rafah that could result in a massacre. The World Health Organization (WHO) has also strongly…
Intense conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo leads to widespread displacement.
According to UNHCR, approximately 135,000 individuals from the town of Sake, located on the northern shores of Lake Kivu, have been forced to flee due to recent conflict in the region. These displaced individuals are currently making their way towards…
An interview discussing Egypt’s significant role in providing aid to Gaza and Sudan.
UN News interviewed Elena Panova, UN Resident Coordinator in Egypt, and Neveen Alqabbaj, Vice-President of the Egyptian Red Crescent Society and Egypt’s Minister of Social Solidarity, to discuss the delivery of thousands of tonnes of aid and lifesaving services during…
The top United Nations aid official warns that the people of Gaza are experiencing anxiety and living in fear due to the potential Israeli attack on Rafah.
According to Philippe Lazzarini, individuals are feeling worried and scared about the potential for a major military action. This statement was made after attending a meeting with UN Geneva Member States. In the event of an attack, the concern is,…
Narratives from the United Nations Records: Boris Karloff, Hansen’s disease, and the nation of Nigeria.
Public Domain Actor Boris Karloff. Known for his performance in the movie version of Mary Shelley’s novel from 1818, Mr. Karloff also appeared in 130 films, portraying what he referred to as numerous “terrifying characters.” In 1959, Mr. Karloff left…
The people who are not part of the military are facing immense hardships due to the combination of war, illness, and being forced to leave their homes in Sudan.
Peter Graaff, the temporary delegate for the Sudan branch of the United Nations World Health Organization (WHO), expressed concern over the inadequate living conditions for displaced individuals residing in densely populated areas. These individuals lack access to fundamental necessities such…
The United Nations human rights chief cautions about the possible “massacre” in Rafah, Gaza.
Approximately 1.5 million individuals are currently densely packed into the southern city located on the border with Egypt, and they have no other place to escape to. ‘Terrifying’ situation Mr. Türk cautioned that a potential full-scale attack in Rafah could…
Gaza: Joy as captured individuals are saved, while Tedros cautions about overwhelming demand for aid.
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus stated that although 447 metric tons of medical supplies have been delivered to Gaza, it is only a small portion of the increasing demand for assistance. Hospitals in crisis According to Tedros, only 15 of the 36…