United Nations
Why I went to Geneva: The human rights system at a crossroads - opinion
When victims cannot testify, we must carry their stories.
Silence in the rubble: Inside the desperate race for Venezuela earthquake survivors
UN panel warns AI is outpacing scientific understanding, government policy
Syria announces 70 new lawmaker appointments, paving way for parliament to convene
Sudan’s war poses a challenge for Abraham Accords partners - opinion
Sudan's devastating civil war tests whether the Abraham Accords can become a force for peace beyond normalization.
Ecuadorean candidate for UN chief says world body must shrink
Guterres' successor will face an enormous task of revitalizing an organization in crisis with declining stature.
Trump administration forces Colombian president to cancel planned meeting with Mamdani - report
The two leaders had intended to conduct a private meeting followed by a public event discussing Western democracy, one source told The Washington Post, during Petro's visit to the US.
UN fails to condemn Hezbollah in statement on peacekeeper's death, Israeli ambassador says
"When a UN peacekeeper dies in southern Lebanon and the Security Council still fails to explicitly condemn Hezbollah for violating Resolution 1701, it reflects a profound failure," Danon stated.
UN report on Israel condemned for equating settlers, Palestinian terrorists
Dina Rovner, legal advisor at UN Watch, said the reporting continues to reflect a persistent bias against Israel, as only 9% addresses Palestinian attacks against Israelis.
UN accuses Israel of aiding West Bank settler violence, says Hamas committed war crimes in Gaza
The UN report claimed that Israeli authorities had enabled settler attacks through financial and military support, in an alleged climate of impunity fostered by judicial and law-enforcement bodies.
ICC suspends prosecutor Karim Khan following sexual misconduct investigation
The court's governing body's executive bureau has ruled Khan had committed serious misconduct following an 18-month-long probe into accusations
How UN ‘human rights experts’ became a tool of dictatorships - opinion
The corruption of the system did not happen overnight. As dictatorships gained influence inside the UNHRC, they learned they need not abolish the language of human rights to weaken it.
Thoughts on viewing the Great Isaiah Scroll - opinion
There is much more to be learned about the history of the Hebrew nation, its literature, and even geography from the Great Isaiah Scroll.
US resolution draft for IAEA demands Iran open up on bombed nuclear sites, uranium stockpiles
Top Israeli and US officials have told The Jerusalem Post that they have their eyes fixed directly on Isfahan, Fordow, and Natanz, where huge mounds of rubble have covered the uranium.
