United Nations
Southern nationalists are making gains in Yemen
The Southern Transitional Council has launched a campaign against a resurgent al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula
YemenIran’s gas supply promises will not help nuclear talks
Tehran attempted to influence the stalled nuclear talks by arguing that it could meet a large part Europe’s gas gap
IranNuclear inspectors face uncertain access in Ukraine
Fighting continues as the International Atomic Energy Agency tries to inspect the Zaporizhia nuclear plant.
UkraineUN Xinjiang report strengthens case against China
The UN human rights watchdog yesterday released a report on human rights concerns in Xinjiang
ChinaUnited Arab Emirates' humanitarian hub faces issues
Dubai’s International Humanitarian City is drafting a new strategy as membership falls
United Arab EmiratesUS-Iranian fighting threatens more Syrian instability
The UN has called for restraint between US forces and pro-Iranian militias in Syria
SyriaMexico COVAX complaint may deflect domestic criticism
The president plans to make a complaint to the UN over shortcomings in COVID-19 vaccine deliveries
MexicoIsrael’s Palestinian policy will trigger more violence
Israel raided and closed seven Palestinian human rights organisations in the West Bank yesterday
Israel