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Guterres Warns Street Protests Are Symptoms of Global Diplomatic Breakdown
UN chief António Guterres urges connecting localized unrest over living costs to wider geopolitical instability and the ‘El…
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Global Leaders Debate AI Governance at UN Assembly
NEW YORK, October 5 — At the United Nations General Assembly’s High-Level Week, global leaders convened to address…
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UN General Assembly: AI, Peace, and the Future of Multilateralism
New York, October 4 The 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly wrapped up its General Debate…
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World Leaders Approve Groundbreaking UN Declaration on Sea Level
New York, September 29 — On Thursday, September 24, 2026, world leaders approved the first-ever UN Declaration on…
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Guterres Warns of Deep Uncertainty Era, Citing AI, Climate, Inequality
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UNGA High-Level Week Opens in New York Amid Conflicts and Climate
UNITED NATIONS, September 21 — The green marble podium sits ready. Inside the Secretariat building on Manhattan’s East…
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Global Fears of Major War Top All Risks, UN Survey Finds
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Leaders Urge EU to Expand Arctic Presence Amid Russia Threat
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EU Leaders Meet in Finland to Forge New Arctic Strategy
ROVANIEMI, September 15 — High above the Arctic Circle, in a city that marks the last stretch of…
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European leaders meet as Arctic thaw opens routes, Russia builds up
ROVANIEMI, September 14 — Against the grey light of a Lapland autumn, European leaders gathered in this Finnish…
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European Leaders Meet at Arctic Summit to Counter Russian Influence
BRUSSELS, September 14 — European heads of state and government are gathering at an Arctic summit to coordinate…
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Libya Arrests Five in Refinery Drone Attacks, Exposes Sabotage Cell
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EU Launches Housing Act, Carbon Vote, Irish Presidency Talks
BRUSSELS, Sept. 9 — The European Parliament’s Special Committee on the Housing Crisis in the EU will hear…
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UN General Assembly Opens With Final Push Toward 2030 SDGs
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Africa bigger, US smaller
New York, September 5 — The United Nations has adopted a new world map that shows Africa as…
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UN, Partners Expand Nepal Flood Relief Amid Regional Crises
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Young Europeans call for a more circular future
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US Vetoes Gender and Indigenous Terms at UN Drought Summit
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Lagos Rethinks Infrastructure as Waste and Water Systems Turn Critical
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US Navy Hospital Ship Sent to Peru Amid El Niño Threats
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Greenland’s Growing Assertiveness in Arctic Resource Management
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Winter Warfare Shapes Ukraine Conflict’s Strategic Future
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Country Leaders: China, the United States, and the European Union
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