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The UNMISS has applauded the restart of peace talks in Kenya intended to reconcile South Sudan’s government and opposition groups. UNMISS officials emphasized the importance of open dialogue, inclusivity of …
UNMISS Endorses Resumption of Kenya-Led Peace Talks for South Sudan Read More
The UNMISS has welcomed the resumption of Kenya-led peace talks among South Sudanese factions. Deputy Special Representative Guang Cong praised President Kiir and President Ruto for their leadership and urged …
UNMISS Endorses Resumption of Kenya-led Peace Talks for South Sudan Read More
Hezbollah’s leader, Naim Qassem, expressed support for the ceasefire agreement in Lebanon despite ongoing Israeli violations. He announced financial aid for displaced families and reiterated support for Syria against external …
Hezbollah Leader Naim Qassem Supports Lebanon Ceasefire and Aids Syria Read More
On December 5, 2024, the ICJ hearings emphasized that developing nations should not bear the negative impacts of climate change primarily caused by industrialized countries. Nations like the Solomon Islands, …
ICJ Hearings Stress Climate Finance Obligations Not Charity Read More
U.S. Special Envoy for Yemen, Tim Lenderking, will visit Bahrain, Qatar, and Djibouti from December 5-12 to advocate for international cooperation against Houthi attacks on Red Sea shipping, and to …
Tim Lenderking’s Diplomatic Visit to Bahrain, Qatar, and Djibouti Read More
Vanuatu has lost its visa-free access to the EU due to a poorly managed citizenship by investment program, prompting grave concerns over security. This reprimand serves as a lesson for …
Lessons from Vanuatu’s EU Visa-Free Access Loss for Pacific Nations Read More
UNESCO has added Aleppo soap to its intangible cultural heritage list, recognizing the ancient craft amidst ongoing conflict in Syria. The soap’s production, which has occurred for thousands of years, …
UNESCO Awards Heritage Status to Aleppo Soap Amidst Syrian Conflict Read More
Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan have reached a border demarcation agreement on December 4, potentially resolving their longstanding territorial disputes. This deal follows years of conflict, including a violent clash in September …
Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan Conclude Historic Border Agreement, Aiding Regional Stability Read More
On December 4, 2024, the International Court of Justice heard presentations on climate change, emphasizing the urgent need for global action and climate justice. Brazil advocated for inclusive responsibility under …
ICJ Hearings Expose Urgency of Climate Action and Justice Read More
OCHA appeals for over $47 billion to assist 190 million people, citing severe underfunding and increasing conflicts worldwide. Tom Fletcher, OCHA’s leader, warns of dire choices ahead due to ‘donor …
UN Humanitarian Chief Warns of Funding Shortfall Amid Global Crises Read More