The Latest Breaking News from United Nations

Mohammed Dwedar competed in the men’s 800m in Tokyo on the day a UN commission of inquiry declared Israel is committing genocide in Gaza

Jerry Greenfield is leaving after 47 years in a long-running dispute with UK owner Unilever.

From publicly shunning British Palestinians, to supplying parts for fighter jets, Labour looks increasingly out of step with international opinion, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

Decked out with fake crystal chandeliers and velvet sofas, cosmetic surgery clinics in Afghanistan's capital are a world away from the austerity of Taliban rule, where Botox, lip filler, and hair transplants reign.

The Pacific Islands Forum wrapped up its annual leaders meeting last week with some significant agreements, including the launch of the region’s own climate financing facility, the endorsement of the Ocean of Peace declaration and policies on partnerships and broader aspirations for “deeper integration”.

More than 100 Labor branches have declared their support for sanctions against Israel following a UN finding of genocide in Gaza.

Charity Independent Age found almost 160,000 pensioners in Scotland were in poverty.

A frequent question around peace talks over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is whether Ukraine should give up land as part of an interim or final settlement.

Gianna Jun and Gang Dong-won star as an ex-diplomat and her bodyguard investigating an assassination.