Antonio Guterres
UN chief deeply regrets Iran peace talks fell through, cannot confirm Khamenei's death
Later, Iran's Ambassador to the UN Amir-Saeid Iravani said that the country was "exercising its inherent and lawful right of self-defense," in response to "aggression and large-scale war."
My Word: Guterres and the gutless United Nations
Lebanon shows that Europe’s security model is outdated - opinion
UN Chief Guterres condemns Gov't decision to reopen land registry in West Bank, calling it illegal
The UNRWA probe ignores the key issue - opinion
UNRWA had been transformed into a bloated international bureaucracy with a staff in excess of 30,000 and an annual budget of around $2.2 billion.
UNRWA and neutrality: It couldn’t be further from the truth - opinion
Research and an updated accumulation of facts regarding UNRWA’s questionable neutrality have finally been conducted.
UN fails to black list Hamas for rape, Israel condemns decision while US is silent
Hamas does not appear on the black list of groups who are suspected of having committed sexual violence during a conflict, the Foreign Ministry said.
UN chief calls for maximum restraint after Iran's attack on Israel
"The Middle East is on the brink. The people of the region are confronting a real danger of a devastating full-scale conflict. Now is the time to defuse and de-escalate," Guterres told UN.
UNSC to meet late on Sunday to discuss Iran’s missile and drone attack on Israel
The meeting comes amid Iran's missile and drone attack on Israel, which saw several allies assist the Jewish State in downing several threats.
UN’s Guterres condemns Iran attack, Israel calls for UNSC to take action
European Union foreign policy chief Josep Borrell condemned the attack, stating in a post on X that it was an “unprecedented escalation and a grave threat to regional security.”
Six months after October 7: UN's Guterres says 'Nothing can justify horror unleashed by Hamas'
Guterres added that he condemns "the use of sexual violence, torture, injuring, and kidnapping of civilians, the firing of rockets towards civilian targets, and the use of human shields.
UN chief to Israel: Why have 196 aid workers been killed?
Guterres also said he was "deeply troubled" by reports that the Israeli military has been using artificial intelligence to help identify bombing targets in Gaza.
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.
