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The attack on Iran at the UN: The US and Israel invoke self-defense for the strike on Tehran

A diplomatic front to legitimize the attack on Iran by Washington and Israel at the UN Security Council – They invoke Article 51 for lawful self-defense – What they state in their letters

UN warnings on violence against Christians in Europe: nearly 5,000 killed because of their faith in 2025

In 2024, more than 760 hate crime incidents against Christians were recorded, including church arsons, attacks on individuals, and vandalism of religious sites

Beleris on Famagusta: Turkey directly violates UN resolutions

“The situation in Famagusta is dramatic. People who were displaced continue to be deprived of their homes and properties—for 52 whole years,” said the New Democracy MEP

UN: Atrocities in El Fasher were a preventable disaster

The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights expressed concern on Monday that war crimes are now being repeated in the neighboring region of Kordofan

UNHCR expresses its deep sorrow for the incident in Chios

In a statement, the Service says, among other things, that the protection of human life is a legal and humanitarian obligation that requires the cooperation of all

Senior diplomatic source: Critical juncture for the Cyprus issue – No basis for discussion of continental shelf and EEZ with Turkey

Regarding the recent NAVTEX issued by Ankara, the senior diplomatic source referred to Turkey’s standing practices and described it as “entirely unfounded”

Iranian authorities arrest protesters hospitalized in hospitals, UN official says

The US-based human rights organization HRANA reports a toll of at least 5,937 deaths in the unrest, including 214 security personnel

The planet is entering an era of “global water bankruptcy,” according to the UN

Humanity is consuming more water than it can replenish, according to a new report – Nearly 75% of the world’s population lives in countries with insecure access to water

Europeans concerned about Trump’s council, What Athens will do – Who has already accepted, “Yes” from Netanyahu

Reservations, disagreements, and differing approaches ahead of Davos – Cost of a permanent member estimated at $1 billion – Athens “weighs” the situation but appears reluctant – Positions of each country

The United States drastically cuts humanitarian spending abroad, to $2 billion in 2026 from $17 billion in 2022

The US has dramatically reduced its spending on third country funding through the UN this year, leading Western donors such as Germany to also cut aid.

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