James Reinl

The row between Addis Ababa and the world body comes as leader Abiy Ahmed was sworn in for a second term

Researchers single out Wagner, accusing Russia's secretive military company of killing detainees

Clock is ticking on a 72-hour deadline for UN aid workers to exit landlocked African country

Calling it an 'existential threat', Abdulla Shahid will explain how his native Maldives is being washed away by rising tides

Abdulla Shahid’s UAE visit comes amid fears that global temperature rise is spinning out of control

Loss of aid officials could affect deliveries to 5.2 million needy Tigrayans

Sudan has been mired in an economic crisis since civilians took over from ousted leader Omar Al Bashir in 2019

Talks between Benny Gantz and Mahmoud Abbas achieved small gains, but hopes are low for a revived peace process

Hopes are low for delegates to make serious progress on a new charter for the turbulent country

World’s fair ‘an opportunity for the world to gain sense of normality’

Tunisia has been dogged by protests since President Saied consolidated near total power in July

Khalifa Al Marar says UAE will 'build bridges' when it sits on UN Security Council next year

Naftali Bennett said Iranian leader Ebrahim Raisi used to feast on cream cakes after butchering civilians

A second purchase of S-400 anti-aircraft missiles could trigger more US sanctions

The Biden administration is not doing enough to revive the 2015 nuclear deal between Iran and other world powers, says Sergey Lavrov