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Iran Ready To Open Hormuz In 7 Days If US Lifts Blockade, Rubio Open To Talks
While speaking to NBC, US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio said that the US was open to speaking with Iran at the UN General Assembly.
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Opinion | As UN Interviews Its Next Chief, The Interviewers Have Some Explaining To Do
On the panel sit governments whose wars, vetoes, and unpaid dues have helped make the organisation ineffective.
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Iran's Araghchi Arrives In New York For UN Session As War With US Drags On
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian is also scheduled to address the General Assembly on Wednesday, September 23, during the morning session.
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'Rape, Shocks To Genitals': UN On Sexual Violence Horrors In Russia-Ukraine War
Of those cases, 89 per cent were attributed to the Russian side, including members of the armed forces, prison service and security agencies, while 11 per cent were linked to Ukraine, including members of the Ukrainian armed forces.
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UNDP Internship 2026: Applications Open For Digital, AI And Innovation Role
UNDP invites applications for its 2026 Digital AI and Innovation Internship, a full-time three-month home-based opportunity.
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US Suspected Of War Crimes In Iran, Says United Nations Mission
In their latest report, due to be presented to the Human Rights Council on Monday, the independent investigators urged the 47 countries in the council to press for an end to the war, hold those responsible for war crimes to account and give asylum to civilians fleeing abroad.
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NDTV's Global Impact: UN Declares November 27 Day Against Child Marriage
NDTV & Just Rights for Children have been running the Child Marriage Free India campaign since 2023.
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Earth Set To Overshoot Paris Agreement's 1.5 Degree Threshold Of Warming: UN
This would mean the planet would be facing severe impacts of climate change including significant changes to ice sheets, sea ice, glaciers, permafrost and snow
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"Outrageous": UN On Israeli Threat To Expel Gazans Over Children Flying Kite
Israel warned Hamas on Sunday that it would step up operations in Gaza if launches of kites, drones and balloons towards Israel continued, after a recent increase in such incidents. Hamas has denied responsibility.
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Five Years On, Taliban Builds Global Ties Despite Lack Of Recognition
As well as coordinating on security, Taliban officials have been touting cross-border infrastructure projects to boost the country's fragile economy while Afghans are hit hard by international aid cuts.
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India Revives Decades-Old Tradition, Gifts 5 Peacocks To UN
The gift includes a rare white-feathered peacock and revives a tradition begun by Indira Gandhi's donation to the same office in 1981.
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Cybercrime Gangs Extorted Over $88 Billion In Scams From Asia-Pacific: Report
Criminals in Southeast Asia, an epicentre for cyberfraud by mostly Chinese-origin syndicates, are outpacing crackdowns, diversifying revenue streams, exploiting corruption and harnessing artificial intelligence.
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Canada Defies UN Advice, Bans Visitors From Congo Amid Ebola Outbreak
The ban contravenes advice from the World Health Organization, which advises against travel or trade restrictions with Congo, where officials are currently struggling to contain a large outbreak of Ebola.
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One Million Women Lose Access To Vital Support Amid Aid Cuts: UN
Sixty-five percent of women-led organisations reported staff working without pay to keep services running, while nearly half reported rising staff burnout.
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India Calls for Human-Centric, Inclusive AI Governance at UN Global Dialogue
Minister of State for External Affairs Kirti Vardhan Singh said AI governance must be rooted in meaningful human oversight, respect for human rights and international cooperation.
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Iran Ready To Open Hormuz In 7 Days If US Lifts Blockade, Rubio Open To Talks
While speaking to NBC, US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio said that the US was open to speaking with Iran at the UN General Assembly.
-
Opinion | As UN Interviews Its Next Chief, The Interviewers Have Some Explaining To Do
On the panel sit governments whose wars, vetoes, and unpaid dues have helped make the organisation ineffective.
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Iran's Araghchi Arrives In New York For UN Session As War With US Drags On
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian is also scheduled to address the General Assembly on Wednesday, September 23, during the morning session.
-
'Rape, Shocks To Genitals': UN On Sexual Violence Horrors In Russia-Ukraine War
Of those cases, 89 per cent were attributed to the Russian side, including members of the armed forces, prison service and security agencies, while 11 per cent were linked to Ukraine, including members of the Ukrainian armed forces.
-
UNDP Internship 2026: Applications Open For Digital, AI And Innovation Role
UNDP invites applications for its 2026 Digital AI and Innovation Internship, a full-time three-month home-based opportunity.
-
US Suspected Of War Crimes In Iran, Says United Nations Mission
In their latest report, due to be presented to the Human Rights Council on Monday, the independent investigators urged the 47 countries in the council to press for an end to the war, hold those responsible for war crimes to account and give asylum to civilians fleeing abroad.
-
NDTV's Global Impact: UN Declares November 27 Day Against Child Marriage
NDTV & Just Rights for Children have been running the Child Marriage Free India campaign since 2023.
-
Earth Set To Overshoot Paris Agreement's 1.5 Degree Threshold Of Warming: UN
This would mean the planet would be facing severe impacts of climate change including significant changes to ice sheets, sea ice, glaciers, permafrost and snow
-
"Outrageous": UN On Israeli Threat To Expel Gazans Over Children Flying Kite
Israel warned Hamas on Sunday that it would step up operations in Gaza if launches of kites, drones and balloons towards Israel continued, after a recent increase in such incidents. Hamas has denied responsibility.
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Five Years On, Taliban Builds Global Ties Despite Lack Of Recognition
As well as coordinating on security, Taliban officials have been touting cross-border infrastructure projects to boost the country's fragile economy while Afghans are hit hard by international aid cuts.
-
India Revives Decades-Old Tradition, Gifts 5 Peacocks To UN
The gift includes a rare white-feathered peacock and revives a tradition begun by Indira Gandhi's donation to the same office in 1981.
-
Cybercrime Gangs Extorted Over $88 Billion In Scams From Asia-Pacific: Report
Criminals in Southeast Asia, an epicentre for cyberfraud by mostly Chinese-origin syndicates, are outpacing crackdowns, diversifying revenue streams, exploiting corruption and harnessing artificial intelligence.
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Canada Defies UN Advice, Bans Visitors From Congo Amid Ebola Outbreak
The ban contravenes advice from the World Health Organization, which advises against travel or trade restrictions with Congo, where officials are currently struggling to contain a large outbreak of Ebola.
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One Million Women Lose Access To Vital Support Amid Aid Cuts: UN
Sixty-five percent of women-led organisations reported staff working without pay to keep services running, while nearly half reported rising staff burnout.
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India Calls for Human-Centric, Inclusive AI Governance at UN Global Dialogue
Minister of State for External Affairs Kirti Vardhan Singh said AI governance must be rooted in meaningful human oversight, respect for human rights and international cooperation.
