Antonio Guterres
How António Guterres turned ‘international law’ into a weapon against Jews - opinion
The question the world must now ask is not about American power, but about Guterres’s abuse of power.
Footage shows bodies of hundreds of slain Iranian protesters piled up at forensic center - HRANA
UN Secretary-General Guterres 'shocked' by Iran regime's violence against protesters
'Watch out for your soldiers': New banner in Tehran's Palestine Square threatens Israeli, US troops
UN chief says there is growing consensus to tell Israel that a ceasefire is needed
During a trip to Jordan on Monday, UN Secretary-General Guterres discusses the ongoing conflict in Gaza, claiming consensus for a ceasefire.
UN's ability to mediate Israel's war on Hamas undermined by its own chief - analysis
Anyone ever involved in mediation understands that in order to be successful, the mediator needs to have a modicum of trust of both parties in the conflict.
UNRWA accuses Israel of cutting off aid convoys to northern Gaza Strip
"The UN must scale up logistics and stop blaming Israel for its own failures," COGAT wrote on X.
UN chief visits Gaza border in new plea for ceasefire, starting with Egypt
Aid donations have reportedly been on standby in Egypt's northern Sinai
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.
Katz to Guterres: You're biased on Oct. 7 because victims were Jewish
The UN Secretary-General is under fire by Katz, saying that the UN didn't respond properly to the October 7 massacre and invasion because the victims are Jewish.
Israel Katz to join UNSC debate on Hamas’s Oct. 7 sexual violence on Monday
On Friday morning, the Foreign Ministry reported that three permanent members of the UNSC—the US, France, and the UK—had requested an emergency session on the matter.
Amb. Erdan 'on the plane back to Israel for consultations,' FM Katz says
Katz cites the refusal of the UN Security Council to discuss the reports of Hamas's sexual abuse * Liberman galls Guterres a "hypocritical and antisemitic man."
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.
Security Council 'perhaps fatally' undermined by Gaza, Ukraine deadlock, says UN chief
Guterres said the UN Security Council often found itself deadlocked and "unable to act on the most significant peace and security issues of our time."
