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2024 is projected to be the hottest year on record, with temperatures likely surpassing 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial averages, according to the Copernicus Climate Change Service. Recent extreme weather …
2024 Anticipated to Be Hottest Year on Record, According to Copernicus Read More
Most opposition parties in Canada are boycotting the UN climate change conference in Azerbaijan due to the country’s human rights issues, particularly following the ethnic cleansing of Armenians from Nagorno-Karabakh. …
Canadian Opposition Parties Boycott UN Climate Change Conference in Azerbaijan Over Human Rights Issues Read More
Iraq and Saudi Arabia have signed a military cooperation agreement aimed at strengthening defense ties in response to rising regional tensions. The agreement covers security coordination, joint military training, and …
Iraq and Saudi Arabia Formulate Military Pact Amid Regional Instability Read More
The UN Security Council was briefed on the adverse impact of the Sudan war and political instability in South Sudan on ongoing discussions about Abyei’s final status. The situation has …
Impact of Sudan War and South Sudan Political Uncertainty on Abyei Status Progress Read More
UK diplomat underscores the need for dialogue between Sudan and South Sudan to resolve Abyei’s political status. He highlights progress due to a lack of intercommunal clashes and the critical …
UK Calls for Dialogue Between Sudan and South Sudan on Abyei’s Status Read More
Syria condemned Israeli air strikes near Damascus, which killed two and injured five, urging UN action against ‘Israeli aggression’ on civilians. The strikes, targeting Hezbollah-related sites, continued Israel’s longstanding military …
Syria Condemns Israeli Air Strikes on Civilian Areas Near Damascus Read More
Papua New Guinea has decided to boycott COP29, denouncing it as a ‘waste of time’ due to ineffective promises from major polluters. Foreign Minister Justin Tkatchenko criticized the lack of …
Papua New Guinea Announces Boycott of COP29, Calls Summit a Waste of Time Read More
Sudan’s army leader Abdel Fattah al-Burhan has reshuffled the cabinet, replacing four ministers amid escalating violence and a severe humanitarian crisis. The reshuffle includes new appointments for foreign affairs, culture …
Sudan’s Leadership Changes Amid Escalating Humanitarian Crisis Read More
Malaysia, alongside Indonesia, Norway, and Qatar, is exploring a resolution to expel Israel from the UN for alleged international law violations. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced that this draft is …
Malaysia Supports Israel’s Possible Expulsion from the United Nations Read More
Kenya’s deportation of four Turkish nationals, who were recognized as UN-protected refugees, has sparked debate over its compliance with international asylum laws. Though the government justified the deportations based on …
Kenya’s Deportation of UN-Protected Refugees: An International Law Concern Read More