James Reinl

New UN peacemaker takes over amid revived fighting between rebels and pro-government forces

Afghan newborns are perishing as desperate mothers migrate into a spiralling conflict

North African country’s squabbling politicians are not ‘walking the talk,' Jan Kubis said

World leaders can again send recorded videos of themselves to the General Assembly

Some who fled after receiving Taliban death threats still hanker for a homecoming

African nations are shining a spotlight on the actions of white officers in Europe and the Americas

American aid executive Henrietta Fore has been lauded for her ‘inspiring leadership’

More than a tenth of the world’s population was undernourished last year amid multiple crises

Rescuers have moved so much rubble that they can now see cars in the underground car park

Nearly 10,000 crew and back-up team members tackling blazes across 15 states

Ultimate deal fell short of expansion of aid operations sought by US and others

Eleven billion doses are needed to vaccinate 70 per cent of humanity and stop Covid-19 and its mutant strains

UN Security Council members appear unwilling to become too involved in row over water sharing

Moscow’s offer of six-month extension falls short of reopening of several aid checkpoints sought by Washington

Haiti’s fragile and divided government is struggling to cope with the president’s sudden death