Geneva
Kremlin says main issues over peace talks on Ukraine to be discussed in Geneva, including territory
The Kremlin confirmed that the Russian delegation would be led by Vladimir Medinsky, an aide to President Vladimir Putin.
US pushes for progress as Geneva set to host separate talks on Iran, Ukraine-Russia on Tuesday
Guterres faces backlash for congratulating Iranian regime, UN Watch demands transparency
Second Iranian diplomat abandons post, seeks asylum for family in Switzerland - report
United Nations reopens European office after security issue
A spokesperson told Reuters the closure was due to a "perimeter intrusion" earlier on Friday morning.
UN commemorates Shimon Peres with new releases of former Israeli PM's speeches
14 of the former-Presidents speeches were published and a fellowship has been launched in his name.
Former Russian diplomat: Putin has already lost the war
Once, Boris Bondarev was a Russian diplomat - now he is making startling claims about his former president.
Israel accuses UN human rights chief of blaming terror attacks on victims
Israel stated that the Geneva human rights community remained silent on the shooting in Neveh Ya'acov for a week.
Israel: Impunity for UN officials speaking of ‘Jewish Lobby’ must end
Israel's mission to the UN in Geneva spoke out after a report on Francesca Albanese used the phrase “the Jewish Lobby.”
Iran protests flare again as UN voices concern at detainees' treatment
Many protesters that were in critical condition in hospitals have been secretly moved to detention centers.
Qatari delegate to Geneva UN deletes Twitter after watchdog exposes antisemitic, homophobic tweets
Qatar's delegate to the UN in Geneva paid a price after antisemitic, homophobic tweets were revealed.
Israeli exhibition about violence against women premiers at Geneva UN office
The new exhibition presents the clothes of women who were murdered by their partners and is designed to raise awareness of violence against women.
Bachelet's anti-Israel bias and China breakdown
DIPLOMATIC AFFAIRS: Looking back at the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights' tenure.
Israeli businessman Beny Steinmetz's corruption appeal to begin in Geneva
The court found Steinmetz guilty of involvement in paying bribes to one of the wives of former Guinea president Lansana Conte.
