Libya complains of Israeli high sea 'piracy' to UN council
AFP - 2 hours, 45 minutes agoLibya protested in vain Wednesday before the UN Security Council over Israel's interception of one of its cargo ships attempting to offload aid in Gaza.
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Libya protested in vain Wednesday before the UN Security Council over Israel's interception of one of its cargo ships attempting to offload aid in Gaza.
A U.N. special commission investigating the 2005 assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri reported Tuesday that it has uncovered fresh evidence that could lead to more suspects.
GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) _ The United Nations' AIDS program says Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has appointed a new chief for the group.
(RTTNews) - A United Nations report on security conditions in Iraq has brought to light grave human rights violations by "all parties to the conflict."
The United Nations' AIDS program says Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has appointed a new chief for the group.
Claude Miller's haunting new movie, based on a novel by Philippe Grimbert, is called "A Secret" ("Un Secret"). But the gist of this story of repression and family tragedy is that secrets are rarely singular. What is hidden from sight and excluded from discussion has a tendency to multiply and expand.
(RTTNews) - More than 100 former government leaders wrote to U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon Wednesday asking him to intervene in military-ruled Myanmar, media reports said.
The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) representative to Iran said that AIDS is not prevalent in Iran. Addressing a news conference marking World AIDS Day, Christian Salazar said that AIDS in the country is limited to high risk groups.
UNITED NATIONS (AFP)--Newly uncovered evidence may help identify more suspects in the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri, a report from the U.N.'s international inquiry team said Tuesday.
THE HAGUE, Netherlands, Dec. 3 (UPI) -- The head of the United Nations is calling on the international community to eliminate the threat of chemical weapons.
Los panameños tendrán un proceso electoral "justo" y confiable, prometió el miércoles el presidente Martín Torrijos en la convocatoria formal para las elecciones generales del 3 de mayo del 2009.
The global financial crisis is distracting attention from other pressing issues such as high food and energy prices, and environmental damage, Nobel peace laureate Muhammad Yunus told AFP Wednesday.
Geneva - The United Nations Human Rights Council restarted Monday a special session on the situation in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. In the first part, which took place last Friday, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Navi Pillay,...
The United Nations is recommending massive economic stimulus packages to deal with the fallout of a global downturn.
A United Nations panel has for the first time approved greenhouse gas cuts made by an eastern European clean energy project registered under the Kyoto Protocol, the panel said on Wednesday.
Barack Obama, soon to be the first black U.S. president, is on the road to making good his pledge to have a Cabinet and White House staff that are among most diverse ever, although some supporters are asking him to go even further. He added to the minority representation at the top of his administration Wednesday when he named New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson, a Hispanic, as Commerce Secretary.
Fuel shortages, power cuts, aid shipments blocked by Israel — the UN now describes conditions faced by Gaza's 1.5 million people as "the worst ever." A recent BBC report tells how four Gazans are coping.
Secretary of commerce may not be the job Bill Richardson hoped for on his tumultuous journey this year, but Barack Obama said on Wednesday that it was not a consolation prize, either.
The Nation -- On the outside chance that anyone thought that Dr. Susan Rice might be the exception to the rule of wrong-thinking that characterizes Barack Obama's foreign-policy team, well, think again.
Associated Press - December 2, 2008 6:23 AM ET BAGHDAD (AP) - The United Nations says it's concerned about overcrowded prisons and the treatment of detainees in Iraq.
Farm emissions are being discussed during international talks on a new treaty to combat global warming.