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The United Nations is forming a committee of Libyan experts to address electoral disputes and facilitate national elections, a process stalled since 2021 due to candidate eligibility disputes. The acting …
UN Initiates New Efforts to Resolve Libya’s Electoral Crisis Read More
In 2012, President Obama declared Syrian chemical weapons use a red line, threatening military action. Following a major chemical attack in 2013, diplomatic negotiations with Russia led Syria to join …
The Ongoing Challenge of Chemical Weapons Accountability in Syria Read More
Peace negotiations between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo have been called off after hitting a deadlock. The Angolan presidency, mediating the talks, stated that the scheduled summit …
Rwanda, DR Congo Peace Talks Disrupted by Deadlock Over M23 Negotiations Read More
Rwanda-DRC peace talks mediated by Angola have been called off due to a deadlock over Rwandan demands for direct dialogue with M23. Escalating clashes between the DRC army and the …
Rwanda-DR Congo Peace Talks Collapse Amidst Growing Tensions Read More
Angola’s mediation efforts for peace talks between Rwanda and the DRC have faltered as the meeting was canceled due to unresolved issues regarding Rwanda’s demand for DRC to communicate directly …
Rwanda-DR Congo Peace Talks Called Off Amid Continued Conflict Read More
The 5th Global Forum Against the Crime of Genocide, held in Yerevan, Armenia, from December 12 to 13, 2023, gathered high-ranking officials, experts, and scholars to discuss enhancing international mechanisms …
Yerevan Forum Strengthens International Resolve for Genocide Prevention Read More
King Abdullah reaffirms Jordan’s support for a peaceful and inclusive transition in Syria, emphasizing cooperation against terrorism and providing humanitarian assistance. The meeting involved discussions with regional and international diplomats …
King Abdullah Advocates for Inclusive Political Transition in Syria Read More
During a visit to Lesotho, UN Secretary-General António Guterres urged wealthy nations to honor their climate finance commitments to developing countries. Highlighting Africa’s vulnerability to climate change despite its minimal …
Guterres Calls for Climate Finance Commitment in Lesotho Read More
King Abdullah II of Jordan met with H.H. Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed, discussing the importance of regional stability in Syria and the commitment to support a political resolution and humanitarian …
King Abdullah II Meets H.H. Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed at Aqaba Meetings on Syria Read More
The UNCCD COP16 in Riyadh ended without a binding drought agreement, reflecting ongoing tensions between developed and developing nations. Significant divisions on protocol expectations were evident, with developing countries advocating …
UN Talks in Saudi Arabia Conclude Without Drought Agreement Read More