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World February 5, 2024

Japan and Italy to increase cooperation, economic ties as Rome looks for a stronger Indo-Pacific presence

Japanese and Italian leaders discussed a push in cooperation for security and defense as Rome looks to increase its Indo-Pacific presence throughout the region.

UNITED NATIONS February 5, 2024

United Nations Foundation is quietly fueling climate policy, funding staff in Dem states

EXCLUSIVE: The United Nations Foundation, a nonprofit affiliate of the U.N., is quietly funding staff positions and policymaking roles throughout state governments.

Central America February 2, 2024

Former Panama president's money laundering sentence stands, likely dooming election prospects this year

The Panamanian Supreme Court upheld Friday the sentence of former President Ricardo Martinelli, which will likely bar him from this year's election.

Middle East February 2, 2024

Starvation deaths reported in Sudan Civil War, UN food agency says

The United Nations' food agency acknowledged Friday reports of starvation-induced deaths in Sudan amid a mass-casualty civil war between military and paramilitary forces.

LIFESTYLE February 2, 2024

Meet the American who gave birth to the civil rights movement, Alberta King, 'gave her all for Christ'

Alberta Williams King, mother of Martin Luther King Jr., lived a life of deep faith punctuated by deep anguish; she lost both sons tragically and then was shot dead in 1974.

UNITED NATIONS February 1, 2024

UNRWA says it could shut down by end of February if funding 'remains suspended'

The head of UNRWA announced the organization will “likely" shut down by the end of February if funding remains suspended following terrorism allegations.

UNITED NATIONS February 1, 2024

US taxpayers have funded UNRWA billions of dollars amid calls for its scrapping: 'horror show'

The U.S. has sent UNRWA, the U.N. agency facing scrutiny for its alleged ties to Hamas, approximately $4 billion since 2009, according to a Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ review.

Europe January 31, 2024

Former Kosovo infrastructure minister gets 44 months for overspending on road project

Former Infrastructure Minister Pal Lekaj of Kosovo has been sentenced to over three-and-a-half years in prison for overspending on a highway project.

VIDEO January 31, 2024

‘Hamas-infested’ UNRWA is ‘tainted with terrorism’: Hillel Neuer

UN Watch executive director Hillel Neuer unpacks his perspective on the United Nations Relief and Works Agency amid allegations of terror ties against agency employees.

Israel January 31, 2024

UN agencies call for increased funding to support Palestinian refugees

U.N. organizations have come together to address the dire situation facing the people of Gaza if crucial funding for the U.N. agency for refugees is not resumed.