New York, March 1 – Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned of “a potential wider conflict with grave consequences for civilians and regional stability” at the Security Council, where the US and Israel, on one side, and Iran and Russia, on the other, traded accusations over the latest flare-up...
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United Nations, February 28 Condemning the "military escalation" in the Middle East, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned on Saturday that failure to immediately cease hostilities and de-escalate risks a wider regional conflict with grave consequences for civilians and regional...
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Tehran, February 28 – On Saturday, Iran declared that it would respond to the United States and Israel with “authority and strength,” asserting its right to defend itself against what it described as a military assault on its sovereignty and territorial integrity.The United States and Israel...
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United Nations, February 25 – The UN Security Council expressed deep concern over the continued violence across Sudan, including in the Kordofan and Darfur states, calling on all parties to the conflict to immediately halt fighting.In a press statement on Tuesday, members of the Security...
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United Nations, February 21 – India has rejected proposals for a third category of membership in the Security Council that would have longer terms, be eligible for re-election, and serve as a substitute for expanding permanent membership, calling it a ploy to delay reforms.India’s Deputy...
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February 20, New Delhi – An independent investigation by the United Nations has documented the mass killings of non-Arab communities following the capture of the Sudanese city of al-Fashir by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), stating that the killings exhibit characteristics indicative of...
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United Nations, February 20 Iran will respond "decisively and proportionately" to any military aggression, exercising its right to self-defense under the UN Charter, its UN ambassador Amir Saeid Iravani said in a letter to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council.Citing...
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United Nations, February 20 – US President Donald Trump is trying to position his Board of Peace (BoP) as a super international organization that would oversee the UN while expanding its own scope beyond Gaza, for which it was originally established.“The Board of Peace is going to essentially...
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Islamabad, February 14 – India must continue to expose Rawalpindi’s connections with terrorist groups and its tendency to wage proxy wars against neighboring countries, as Pakistan has long evaded accountability due to global indifference.At the same time, India also needs to strengthen its...
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