António Guterres
US believes its personal power matters more than international law, UN chief Guterres says
When confronted with disparaging statements US President Donald Trump made about the UN's effectiveness and purpose, António Guterres admitted that the UN had no leverage to force members to obey.
UN chief condemns Houthi detention of another 10 UN staff in Yemen
Gazans crowd at bakery to access bread, social media shows, as aid deliveries trickle in
US deems Albanese unfit to serve as UN Special Rapporteur due to 'virulent antisemitism'
Herzog invokes Oct. 7, criticizes UN's anti-Zionism in Holocaust remembrance remarks
Herzog accused the UN and the International Criminal Court for "exhibiting moral bankruptcy" and blurring the distinction between good and evil.
Lebanon's new president stresses urgency of Israeli withdrawal from south under truce deal
The Lebanese president told the UN's Guterres during a meeting in Beirut that continued Israeli breaches were a violation of Lebanese sovereignty and the agreed ceasefire deal.
António Guterres at UNGA: 'World cannot let Lebanon become another Gaza'
Guterres did not mention Hezbollah's constant harassment towards Israel
Guterres, UN should redirect their warnings to Hezbollah - opinion
Flimsy and ineffectual words will not cut it. Power, nerve, and bravery are the essential weapons which will defeat the tyranny of evil in our time!
UN resumes nighttime aid operations after catastrophic deaths of World Central Kitchen workers
UN resumes Gaza aid ops post-WCK deaths. Dujarric reports dire hospital conditions, ongoing conflict, potential UN-US aid coordination, and refrains from Knesset vote comment.
UN chief calls for Israeli 'ironclad commitment' for free humanitarian aid access to Gaza
Katz denounces Guterres for failure to blame Hamas for plundering humanitarian assistance
Guterres to visit Egyptian border as Israel says Rafah invasion is imminent
Guterres will later travel to Jordan where he will visit UNRWA facilities and have a Ramadan Iftar with Palestinian refugees and UN staff in Amman.
UN chief deplores 'paralysis and deadlock' at global disarmament body
The Conference was established in 1979 and is overseen by the United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs (UNODA). It has 65 member states, including the United States, China and Russia.
The 2023 hypocrites elevating Palestine to an untouchable status - opinion
“He who is compassionate to the cruel will become cruel to the compassionate” —Midrash
UN postpones vote on demand for humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza
The UN Security Council had been due to vote on a brief draft resolution on Friday morning, but it was delayed at the request of the United Arab Emirates.
