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Adla Massoud

Adla Massoud

Adla Massoud is The National’s New York and United Nations correspondent, where she reports on diplomacy, politics and the Middle East’s shifting conflicts. Also a documentary filmmaker, she was recognised in 2022 by the Arab Film and Media Institute as one of six “Rising Arab Women in Filmmaking.”
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Pro-Palestine protesters demonstrate outside UN headquarters in New York. AFP
UN Security Council vote on Gaza resolution delayed as US asks for more time

Text underlines critical importance of stopping hostilities to allow for delivery of humanitarian aid, UAE ambassador to UN tells The National

WorldDecember 18, 2023
Men walk amid the rubble of a building destroyed during an Israeli army operation in the Jenin refugee camp in the West Bank. AFP
Palestinian refugees enduring 'unparalleled' levels of suffering

Gazan civilians are seizing humanitarian aid out of hunger and desperation, UN says

USDecember 15, 2023
An Israeli soldier stands in a bombed-out building in the northern Gaza Strip. AFP / Israeli Army
UN General Assembly adopts resolution demanding ceasefire in Gaza

US and Israel oppose a ceasefire because they believe it would only benefit Hamas

Palestine-IsraelDecember 12, 2023
Displaced Syrians carry boxes from the UN World Food Programme before aid delivery was stopped, in the camp of Atma, Idlib, in rebel-held north-western Syria, on December 6. AFP
UN seeks more than $46bn for humanitarian aid in 2024

The Middle East constitutes 30 per cent of the 2024 Global Humanitarian Overview

USDecember 11, 2023
Protesters calling for a ceasefire in Gaza gather across the street from UN headquarters in New York. EPA
US vetoes Gaza ceasefire resolution

UN Secretary General Guterres called for humanitarian action to prevent 'catastrophe with potentially irreversible implications'

Palestine-IsraelDecember 09, 2023
US vetoes ceasefire resolution drafted by UAE
US vetoes ceasefire resolution drafted by UAE
USDecember 08, 2023
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres has said Gaza faces a 'humanitarian catastrophe'. AFP
UN Security Council to vote on Gaza

High-stakes meeting to discuss ceasefire after Antonio Guterres invoked rarely used Article 99

WorldDecember 08, 2023
The UN Security Council will meet on Friday to put the draft resolution calling for a humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza to a vote. Reuters
UAE calls for humanitarian draft to be adopted at Security Council

Draft presented after UN chief Antonio Guterres invoked Article 99 for first time since taking office in 2017

WorldDecember 06, 2023
A damaged grain depot at a port on the Danube River in the Odesa region, southern Ukraine. EPA
Russia's attacks on Ukraine pose significant risks to grain exports

Since July 11, the UN recorded 32 attacks that damaged or destroyed grain production and export facilities

USDecember 06, 2023
The presidents of Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and University of Pennsylvania were called to defend their institutions at a Republican-led House Education Committee hearing. Photo: Jannis Werner (Harvard Images) / Alamy Stock Photo
Top US universities defend track record amid spike in Islamophobia and anti-Semitism

Presidents of Harvard, University of Pennsylvania and MIT say that Jewish, Muslim and Palestinian students are 'scared'

USDecember 05, 2023
Authorities say Unitad must provide evidence of ISIS crimes against the Iraqi population to ensure the perpetrators face justice. Reuters
Iraq demands access to evidence gathered by UN team investigating ISIS crimes

Unitad aims to ensure accountability for crimes committed by extremist group

USDecember 04, 2023
Sudanese soldiers walk near armoured vehicles stationed on a street in southern Khartoum. AFP
UN votes to end political mission in war-torn Sudan

Team providing humanitarian and development aid will remain in the country

USDecember 01, 2023
People watch the sunset at a park in Phoenix, Arizona. AP
Can the hottest city in the US be saved by cooling technologies?

Climate crisis and rapid urban expansion have turned Phoenix, Arizona, into a heat island with dwindling water supplies and inadequate shade

Cop28December 01, 2023
The UN Security Council meets on the situation in the Middle East and the Israel-Gaza war. AFP
Gaza experiencing 'epic humanitarian catastrophe', UN chief says

'Intense negotiations' are taking place to prolong the truce, Antonio Guterres says, 'but we believe we need a true humanitarian ceasefire'

USNovember 29, 2023
Since the Taliban returned to power, women have been effectively banned from public life. AFP
Women's rights key to reintegrating Afghanistan after Taliban takeover, UN says

The UN Security Council requested the independent assessment from Secretary General Antonio Guterres, which was delivered this month.

USNovember 28, 2023
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