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How El Niño offers a test of whether the world can adapt to a changing climate

El Niño is strengthening in a world that is already hotter, raising the risk of drought, floods and crop losses across some of the world’s most important food-producing regions. But unlike many disasters, this one can be seen coming. UN experts say the months ahead offer countries a chance not only to protect the next harvest and our food security, but to prepare for a more unpredictable climate in the long run.

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ONU afirma que investir na paz é única via para salvar o mundo

Pelo Dia Internacional da Paz, secretário-geral destaca papel exemplar de voluntários, líderes comunitários, defensores dos direitos humanos e forças de manutenção da paz; apelo do líder da ONU reforça necessidade de investimento ativo em dignidade humana, justiça e diálogo.

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UN fact-finding mission on Iran focuses on plight of civilians

The Independent International Fact-Finding Mission on Iran confirmed that civilians in the country suffered serious human rights violations and “crimes against humanity committed by their government,” while finding "reasonable grounds" to believe that the United States committed “war crimes” in the context of its ongoing conflict with the Islamic Republic.

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Security Council LIVE: ‘Being a woman is a crime in Afghanistan,’ civil society briefer declares

Since the Taliban returned to power in Afghanistan in 2021, the continuing presence of terrorist groups as well as rights violations against women and girls are a growing concern as the Security Council met Wednesday to hear latest developments, including from a civil society representative who said being born as a woman in the country “is a crime”. Follow full coverage here.

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