Sudan: Berlin conference seeks aid, access and civilian path forward
The International Sudan Conference in Berlin on 15 April is intended to put the war in Sudan back at the top of the diplomatic agenda. Several United Nations...
UN Champion Brian Cox: Space is no longer science fiction
65 years ago, on 12 April 1961, Soviet citizen Yuri Gagarin carried out the first-ever human space flight, paving the way for space exploration...
Protecting children in the age of AI
Sonia Livingstone is an international expert on children’s rights in digital contexts, and one of the 40 members selected by the United Nations for...
UN80 Exhibition “Shared Lives, Shared Future” arrives in Lisbon and Porto
The exhibition “Shared Lives, Shared Future” has officially opened in Portugal to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the United Nations and the 70th anniversary...
EU/UN cooperation, Middle East, and Ukraine at stake during the UN...
The United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has concluded a two-day visit to Brussels on 18 and 19 March, during which he participated in an...
The European Union and the United Nations: a leading partnership
The European Union (EU) is one of the main donors to the United Nations. It is involved in many areas, including peacekeeping and humanitarian...
UN calls in Madrid for stronger multilateralism to tackle digital hate...
During the First Forum Against Hate organized by Spain’s Ministry of Migration, Director of the UN Regional Information Centre, Sherri Aldis, warned that the...
UN Climate Chief: Recent weeks show the dangers of fossil fuel...
The UN Climate Chief, Simon Stiell, says that recent events in the Middle East have shown the dangers of Europe´s dependency on imported fossil...
Women in Politics: A Persistent Glass Ceiling
With only one in seven countries led by a woman, global political power remains dominated by men. Women are presidents or heads of government...
When Icelandic women brought the country to a stand-still
It was UN Day, 24 October, during the United Nations International Women's Year in 1975. Half of Iceland's population decided to celebrate the International...
UN campaign to support 87 million lives still underfunded
The war in the Middle East costs 1 billion per day at a time when humanitarian needs are soaring, and aid funding is falling...
Belgian philosopher: “AI should benefit democracy”
Belgian philosopher Mark Coeckelbergh (*), specialised in media and technologies, is one of the 40 experts named by the United Nations to form an...
Women’s rights: bridging the gap in access to justice
This week, on 8 March, we mark International Women’s Day, under the theme “Rights. Justice. Action. For ALL Women and Girls.” The call is...
Breaking Barriers in the Cockpit
Mohadese Mirzaee was Afghanistan's first woman to become a commercial pilot and made history. But her life has also been marked by narrow escapes,...
UN reaction following the attacks on Iran and retaliatory strikes
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres addressed the Security Council on Saturday (28 February) after the United States and Israel launched massive attacks against Iran, and after Iran...