Category - United Nations

• UN to maintain Afghanista­n mission
• UNESCO reaffirms readiness to host WPFD
• Canadian investors trail global peers on sustainabi­lity stewardshi­p, according to UN data. The Logic,
• Ex-UN chief ’s climate council wraps up its run
• UN climate talks to be held virtually in June
• UN Rights Experts Express ‘Deep Regret’ Over Japan’s Decision to Release Fukushima Wastewater
• Experts discuss POST-COVID-19 major global trends
• Myanmar’s ousted MPS form shadow government UN: 71 journalist­s arrested since February
• (Un)constituti­onality of the Household Deposit Guarantee System Law
• UNC to resume tours to DMZ next week
• UAE has failed to show proof that Princess Latifa is alive, says UN
• THE UNITED NATIONS OF GIN
• Pandemic, potential famine unnerve Kim
• Anger at cubist restoratio­n of Mosul mosque
• UN: Killings, girls raped, starvation as Eritreans stay
• UAE expresses concern about sexual violence during conflict
• UN Security Council endorses Libya progress
• UN: rise in attacks by settlers in West Bank
• The scramble for precious water
• Nigeria warned to act on wild polio rebound threat
• 18 confirmed killed in Boko Haram Damasak attack
• LET US UNITE TO SAVE MOTHER EARTH
• Tigray crisis worsening with no withdrawal of Eritrean troops in sight: UN
• UN reports mass rapes in Tigray
• Anxiety hits health care workers hard
• Un disco contra el encierro
• EUROPE ON EMPTY?
• US should reduce emissions by half within a decade
• The UN’s 17 SUSTAINABL­E DEVELOPMEN­T goals
• The New Prospect of African-chinese Partnershi­p
• Custódio Mucavele, Country Program Officer Mozambique, Internatio­nal Fund for Agricultur­al Developmen­t (IFAD)
• SUSTAINABL­E STORES: THE FUTURE OF RETAIL
• Africa’s financial sector must tackle climate change
• Working with Persons with Intellectu­al Disability through Self-advocacy
• Housing at heart of social change
• Private sector is key to attaining SDGs