James Reinl

From Covid-19 to climate change, pollution and the loss of life, the UN lays out mankind’s mega-crisis

Without one, Covid-19 'will mutate in poor regions and then reinfect rich ones'

Washington’s UN envoy and other council diplomats condemn rocket attack in Erbil

Ravenous insects have spread from Africa across to the Arabian Peninsula

The new ICC prosecutor will be scrutinised for his moves on Palestinian abuses

The Biden administration will delist the group next week, but the country remains in urgent need of more humanitarian aid

Country's envoy says the world must get tough on ‘blackmailing’ by the Houthis

UK lawyer Karim Khan leads the pack, but critics threaten his International Criminal Court bid

Local reports describe one of the vehicles veering off the road into a river

Battling Covid-19 and Uber-style taxi apps, the city’s iconic yellow cabs face a bleak future

As UN efforts to stop 'FSO Safer' oil spill are thwarted by Iran-aligned Houthis, US and UK may step in to avoid catastrophe

Security Council expresses hope of reconciliation as UN's new Libya peace envoy Jan Kubis starts work

Iran has revived co-operation with North Korea and says it now may need nuclear weapons after all

Agents who put suspected bomber Samer Al Arbeed in hospital escaped justice

Martin Griffiths wants to make it easier for aid flights and freight ships to reach desperate Yemenis