James Reinl

Few expect any breakthroughs at seventh round of talks between Damascus and opposition figures

Moscow can veto any Security Council resolution on Ukraine but risks becoming an international pariah

UN chief Guterres warned that an escalation would lead to humanitarian suffering on 'a scale and severity of need unseen for many years'

World body regards Moscow's actions as a 'death blow' to the peace process in the world's worst security crisis in years

Hundreds of Kuwaitis remain unaccounted for decades after Saddam Hussein’s invasion

Six African nations are part of UN-backed programme to receive advanced mRNA manufacturing technology

Funding shortfalls are cutting aid flows to Yemen even as the conflict heats up

Warning of 'imminent' Russian invasion comes as US and Russian officials face off at UN Security Council

A 5.0 magnitude aftershock from last month’s eruption has revived Tongans’ fears of more disaster

Deputy UN envoy Amiera Al Hefeiti says a clean energy transition could help bring the turbulent nation out of poverty

Western sanctions could kill more Afghans than 20 years of war, US lawmakers have warned

Antonio Guterres spoke with the ministers from Russia and Ukraine and says war can be avoided

Looming mass termination has become latest flashpoint over Covid-19 vaccine mandates

About 8 million tonnes of plastic waste enters the oceans each year, European researchers say

Animal carcasses dot northern Kenya's roadsides as a devastating drought strikes the region