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Between Friday and early morning Monday, at least 15 civilians were killed and over 70 were injured, according to OCHA. On Saturday night,…
“Whether it is floods sweeping South Sudan and Brazil, record-breaking heat in Kenya and Pakistan, or water shortages in Chad and Ethiopia,…
UN aid agencies are struggling to access provinces overrun by Rwanda-backed M23 rebel fighters at the start of the year, although dramatic…
“Our partners report that since the ceasefire, the Israeli authorities have rejected 107 requests for the entry of relief materials, including blankets,…
According to UN-backed hunger experts, more than half of the population – around 7.56 million people – will face “crisis or worse…
A formal Plan of Action was announced by the UN system in Cuba in support of the Government driven national response to…
Last month, hundreds of thousands of people returned to northern Gaza – where famine was declared at the end of August –…
Although food security has begun to improve in areas where fighting has subsided, famine has taken hold in conflict-hit locations that have been…
António Guterres was speaking at a press conference during the Second World Summit for Social Development in the Qatari capital. He was asked about coordination with Israel and US President Donald…
More than 130 roads were blocked, power and communication networks disrupted, while health services remain under heavy strain, according to the UN…
