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Months after Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed launched what he termed a "rapid" military operation, the fighting and abuses continue in Tigray
United Nations has received reports of security forces using unnecessary and disproportionate force against peaceful protesters
After retired generals, group of active service members blast President Macron for being soft on extremist Islam
Inmates at notorious Jau prison had been protesting conditions of detention, especially lack of access to medical treatment
The damage to some of the grain elevators was so severe that they are tilting dangerously
Appeal comes ahead of pledging conference in Brussels seeking to raise a record $10 billion
At least 149 people have been killed and more than 2,000 arbitrarily arrested since Myanmar's February 1 coup
World Food Program says unrest has disrupted supply chains and markets, potentially undermining 'ability of poorest and most vulnerable to put enough
UN investigators report more than 75% of the country currently is engulfed in brutal violence at the local level
Agencies say more than 120,000 people displaced by war in northern Syria are struggling to survive weeks of torrential rains and heavy winds
The Indian government has not commented on Pakistani charges it was plotting a military assault against the country
WFP says 270 million people are marching toward starvation' as coronavirus pandemic has made global hunger exponentially worse' /
Bachelet says UN has corroborated information of gross human rights violations including looting, abductions and sexual violence against women and gir
Women are more likely to be trapped at home with violent partners, less likely to have access to help as pandemic continues
Michelle Bachelet warns conflict could spill across borders, destabilize parts of East Africa
More than 50,000 people are expected to receive funds for food
Search ends more than a month after a massive port explosion shattered Lebanon's capital
After several hours of digging through rubble, however, the operation is halted because the building is deemed unsafe
UN Development Program says chemical contamination and other toxic waste from explosion pose enormous environmental and health threats to Beirut resid
The UNHCR is scaling up its response to all communities, refugees and Lebanese, affected by the devastating Aug. 4 blast in Beirut
The UN is assessing the types of debris and hazardous waste from the blast
The warning comes as states ramp up mail-in voting amid the pandemic
Coping capacities of people in Lebanon tried beyond anybody's imagination, said UNDP official
Flash appeal in coming days for humanitarian response in Beirut will come with a price tag
Events in tribute to victims take place one day after government resigns
Torrential rains could further hurt North Korea's coronavirus-battered economy
Les articles publiés par Libnanews, le média citoyen du Liban Following the explosion at Beirut Port after a fire ignited a stockpile of industrial ch
New analysis indicates too few IS-affiliated women are facing justice or getting adequate rehabilitation
Houthi rebels have prevented UN experts from accessing old tanker with more than a million barrels of oil on board that risks a spill larger than the
Commission says human rights violations continue in Burundi and it would be premature to make any pronouncements on possible evolution of situation un
Yemen is already gripped by what the UN calls the world's worst humanitarian crisis, with tens of thousands killed, an estimated four million people d
Israel's government is planning to annex about 30% of the West Bank
A United Nations envoy says it is time for the US to take a more active diplomatic role in Libya, describing the country as important to US national s
UN Special Envoy to Middle East Nikolay Mladenov says region can't afford another war
But UNAIDS says there is still time for governments to ensure antiretroviral drugs can be distributed without delay
UN warns millions will go hungry during virus outbreak
Stepped-up military action by Syrian regime forces backed by Russia to regain control of the last rebel-held area in the country has displaced some 90
Uganda is scrambling to respond to the arrival of the biggest locust outbreak that parts of East Africa have seen in decades
Guterres also expressed great frustration that legally binding UN Security Council resolutions 'are being disrespected before the ink is even dry'
UNRWA is facing the worst financial crisis in its history at a time of growing needs of Palestinian refugees and great political uncertainty in the Mi
The United Nations human rights agency is expressing alarm at the number of activist deaths in Colombia, despite a peace accord aimed at improving con
Guterres warned on Monday that 'geopolitical tensions are at their highest level this century' and called on world leaders to stop escalating tensions
North Korea pivots away from nuclear talks, toward 'self-reliance'
Amid stalled talks, North Korean leader could announce details of 'new way'
Amid stalled talks, North Korean leader could announce details of 'new way'