Home
> United Nations
United Nations
Obama Adopts Pragmatic Strategy in Major Middle East Policy Shift
But refocus on priorities such as nuclear agreement with Iran has angered allies in region.
France Launches 'Hydra' Military Operation Against Jihadists in Mali
Military moves in to block resurgence of terrorism in north African country.
South America Cholera Outbreak Heading Towards US
Outbreak which started in Haiti now ravaging Mexico - and experts warn of 'global threat to health'.
North Korean Runaways Tell UN of Forced Abortions, Beatings and Experiments on Prisoner Corpses
Harrowing refugee testimonies describe horrific abuse at hands of Pyongyang authorities.
Geneva: Tibetan Activists Launch Greenpeace-Style Action Against China at UN Office
Five Tibet activists unfurl huge protest banner down main United Nations building in Geneva.
Killer Robots: Time Running out to Ban Sci-Fi Weapons
Arnold Schwarzenegger's Terminator no longer realms of science fiction, watchdog warns UN.
880,000 People 'Live Like Slaves' Across the EU
Report demands a clampdown on multi-billion pound human trafficking industry across Europe.
China to Ban People with HIV from Bathhouses
China drafts law to stop people with HIV or Aids entering bathhouses.
Israel: We Will Go It Alone Against Nuclear Iran
Israeli fighter planes undergo extensive trial runs in Greek airspace ahead of Geneva talks.
Nobel Peace Prize 2013: Chemical Weapons Watchdog OPCW Surprise Winner
Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons receives Nobel Peace Prize for long-standing work.
Greek Unemployment Rises To 27.6 Pct In July
Greece's unemployment rate rose to 27.6 percent in July - from a downwardly revised 27.5 percent in June - data by the country's statistics service (ELSTAT) showed on Thursday (October 10).
Iran: Ahmadinejad's Censorship 'Would Have Banned Koran'
Ali Jannati slams former government's strict censorship rules according to Iran expert Golnaz Esfandiari
North Korea Reignite Mothballed Yongbyon Nuclear Reactor
South Korea spy agency confirm reactivation of Yongbyon nuclear plant.
Sirius Programme Profiles: Allie Speidel Innovates to Help Disabled Students and Teachers Interact
Speidel talks of plan to create medical devices that aid disabled students and teachers in the classroom.
Lampedusa Boat Sinking: 300 Migrants Feared Dead as Italy Mourns
UN official blames Italy's 'repressive' immigrant policies for mid-sea disaster in which people from Eritrea, Somalia and Ghana have perished.
Lampedusa Sinking: Northern League's Gianluca Pini Blames Tragedy on Black Minister Cecile Kyenge
Italy's minister for integration accused of being responsible for deaths of African migrants through soft immigration policies.
Chocolate Industry Set For Massive Merger Between Cargill and ADM Giants
Cargill close to agreeing purchase of ADM cocoa unit claims sources.
The Nairobi Westgate Mall Siege: What Have We Learned?
Africa terrorism expert James Hall examines the causes, context and consequences of the event which captured the world's attention.
Syria Chemical Weapons: Experts Begin Inspection as Regime Pours Scorn on Rebels
Syria's foreign minister tells UN General Assembly anti-Assad rebels eat human hearts and sever limbs while victims are alive.
Al-Qaida Spinoff Group 'Behind Baghdad Car Bombings': 51 Dead [PHOTOS]
Islamic State of Iraq blamed for wave of blasts across Baghdad as ethnic violence reaches worst level in years.
Assad: We Will Co-operate Fully with Weapons Inspectors
Assad stresses intention to co-operate as Syrian forces attack rebels in Raqqa.
UN Security Council Passes Binding Resolution on Syria
Apart from giving free access to chemical weapons experts, resolution okays Syria transition government plan.
Gays More Deadly Than Tsunamis and Earthquakes, Gambian President Yahya Jammeh tells UN
President used UN address to warn of gays being one of three threats 'more deadly than all natural disasters put together.'
US and Turkey to Unveil $200 Million Fund to Kill Terrorism At Source
Cash will be used to create paths away from terror for disaffected lured by jihad.
Shinzo Abe Urges Wall Street Traders to Invest in Japan
Abe said in his speech at the New York stock exchange that Japan's economy "is exceptionally good".
Edward Snowden NSA Scandal: High-Tech Bugs Planted in UN and US Embassy Spied on Indian Diplomats
US agency spied on Indian diplomats in Washington and UN headquarters as computer hard-drives at these locations might have been copied
IMF to Help Fight Climate Change with Energy Subsidies
IMF chief Christine Lagarde argues that the organisation can ease environmental issues
Kashmir Tension: Singh-Sharif Meeting in UN to Muddle India's Pre-election Politics
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh says he will meet Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif on the sidelines of the United Nations gathering in New York.
Iran's Rohani Urges 'Consistent Voice' from Washington on Nuclear Talks [VIDEO]
Iranian president uses UN General Assembly address in New York to declare Tehran ready to engage in 'time-bound and results-oriented' nuclear talks.
UN General Assembly: Obama Reaches out to Iran over Nuclear Programme
US president encouraged by moderate course set by Iran's Hasan Rohani.