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Russia's Lavrov warns against any new US strike on Iran
Lavrov warns that any new US strike on Iran could have serious consequences, urging restraint and diplomacy amid rising tensions and ongoing talks to resolve the nuclear standoff.
Ukraine dissatisfied with 'difficult' peace talks, US sees 'meaningful progress'
US has 'many arguments' to strike Iran, White House announces ahead of Board of Peace meeting
Ukraine, Russia end peace talks in Geneva as Zelensky says Russia is dragging feet on negotiations
Syrian regime gaining upper hand at peace talks in Geneva
The Syrian army overran a key town in the northern province of Aleppo on Tuesday.
Members of UNHRC ‘don’t care about human rights,’ say protestors in Geneva
At Geneva UN protest, World Jewish Congress CEO Robert Singer says members on the council "point fingers at Israel to deflect attention from their own disturbing human rights record back home."
Swiss investigating house of suspected Iran nuclear talks hackers
Authorities confirm computers were seized days after investigation first launched.
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US admits at UN: We crossed line on interrogating detainees
US representatives say country should do better in police treatment of minorities.
Israelis testify in Geneva before UNHRC's Schabas commission on Gaza
The government of Israel has refused to cooperate with the three-member panel, headed by Canadian legal expert William Schabas.
Analysis: ‘One-handed economist’ needed to end Iran’s nuclear weapons program
The key takeaway for the P5 plus 1, based on the new economic data, is to internalize the plummeting oil price as a lever of pressure to secure massive concessions from Iran.
Israel blasts Switzerland for acceding to Palestinians with Geneva Convention meeting
French Senate narrowly recommends recognizing 'Palestine;' Denmark likely to be first European country to buck trend.
Israel's post-Gaza war meeting with UN body: Hit, miss or just showing commitment?
Even prior to the Gaza operation, the Justice Ministry decided to send a higher-ranking delegation to meeting than usual, to show UN bodies its commitment to human rights.
Arab and Muslim states question Israel’s right to defend itself at UNHRC
Israel is the only country at the United Nations, which is debated by the Human Rights Council at every session.
Poll: Most who voted Likud want Netanyahu to launch diplomatic drive for Palestinian state
According to the survey two-thirds of the public believes that if a final-status agreement is not reached in the coming years, it will lead to a violent confrontation in the region.
