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Reports and Policy Documents

2025

  • 22 يوليو 2025

    As part of the United Nations Support Mission in Libya’s public consultations with youth on the political process, 21 youth from across the eastern region...

  • 22 يوليو 2025

    "The Guarantor institutions commend the signatory countries for the progress so far achieved in the implementation of their commitments, and welcome the decision to revitalize the PSC Framework, as requested by the AU Peace and Security Council during the meeting at the level of Heads of State and Government on 17 February 2023 and approved by Heads of State of signatory countries during the 11th high-level meeting of the Regional Oversight Mechanism...

  • 22 يوليو 2025

    Communiqué of the 12th High-Level Meeting of the Regional Oversight Mechanism of the Peace, Security and Cooperation Framework for the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the region

    Entebbe, 28 May 2025

  • 22 يوليو 2025

    TASHKENT, Uzbekistan

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  • 21 يوليو 2025
    Thirty-two women signatories of the Peace Agreement from the Pastos Indigenous people in Nariño successfully graduated from the School of Political...
  • 21 يوليو 2025
    Former members of the FARC and the public security forces who appeared before the SJP are working together toward the shared goal of contributing to the search for persons reported...
  • 21 يوليو 2025
    In a region long scarred by violence and conflict, the sound of gunfire has been replaced by the inviting and transformative aroma of bread hot from the oven. This is the story of Alex and Federmán, two brothers...
  • 21 يوليو 2025

    After another deadly weekend in Gaza in which at least 67 Palestinians were reportedly killed seeking food, UN aid teams on Monday described “mayhem” and starvation in the enclave as the Israeli military pushed into Deir Al-Balah for the first time. 

  • 21 يوليو 2025

    As tensions between Houthi rebels in Yemen and Israel escalate, the UN Secretary-General is “deeply concerned” about the renewed airstrikes on Hudaydah Port conducted by Israel this Monday, Spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric told journalists in New York. 

  • 21 يوليو 2025

    The hunger crisis in Gaza has reached new and astonishing levels of desperation, with a third of the population not eating for multiple days in a row, a senior official with the UN World Food Programme (WFP) said on Monday. 

  • 21 يوليو 2025

    On 16 July, Special Coordinator for Lebanon Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert visited the South Litani Sector headquarters of the Lebanese Armed Forces...

  • 20 يوليو 2025

    An agreement signed by the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and the Congo River Alliance/March 23 Movement (AFC/M23) has been hailed by the UN peacekeeping mission in the country (MONUSCO) as “an important step towards sustainable peace.”

  • 19 يوليو 2025

    Gang violence in Haiti has displaced hundreds of thousands of people and many are finding shelter in former schools where belief in the power of education remains strong.

  • 18 يوليو 2025
    A brief roundup of United Nations-related political and peacebuilding events and developments globally.

    SRSG Ruiz Massieu updates Security Council on peace process progress and challenges in Colombia

    On 18 July, Special Representative of the Secretary-General (SRSG) and Head of the United Nations Verification Mission in Colombia Carlos Ruiz Massieu briefed the Security Council on the latest developments in the implementation of the 2016 Peace Agreement. He highlighted significant progress, including advances in land access, rural development, and transitional justice—welcoming the Special Jurisdiction for Peace’s upcoming first sentences as a “crucial step for victims and reconciliation.” Ruiz Massieu cautioned, however, that “the current window of opportunity will not stay open indefinitely,” urging accelerated state presence in conflict-affected regions to curb violence, protect ex-combatants, and sustain peace dividends. He reaffirmed the Mission’s commitment to supporting Colombia’s holistic peace agenda.

    Read his full remarks

    ASG Khiari warns Security Council of escalating violence in Syria, urges protection of civilians and renewed commitment to political transition 

    On 17 July, Assistant Secretary-General for the Middle East, Asia and the Pacific, Khaled Khiari, briefed the Security Council on the deteriorating situation in Syria, warning that “Syria’s path to a peaceful, credible and inclusive political transition is at risk.” He condemned the surge in violence in Suweida, including extrajudicial killings, sectarian incitement, and attacks on civilians and infrastructure, and urged all parties to allow humanitarian access and safeguard critical services. Khiari also expressed concern over Israel’s intensified airstrikes on Syrian territory, calling them a violation of Syria’s sovereignty that undermines regional stability. He stressed that only an inclusive, Syrian-led political process, as outlined in Security Council resolution 2254, can secure lasting peace.

    Read his full remarks

    PBC experts engage with the Asia Development Bank

    On 16 July, the Peacebuilding Commission (PBC) convened an expert-level meeting with the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to explore its approach to Fragile and Conflict-Affected Situations (FCAS) and Small Island Developing States (SIDS), aligned with ADB’s Strategy 2030. Samuel Tumiwa, ADB’s representative for North America, provided a briefing to PBC members and representatives from the Asia-Pacific Group, outlining ADB’s tailored strategy for addressing fragility. He highlighted opportunities for context-specific support, operational flexibility, and concessional financing under the $5 billion Asian Development Fund (ADF14). Member States learned how ADB incorporates peacebuilding, the role of the private sector, project planning to enhance local resilience, including against climate-related shocks, and strategies to ensure sustainable and accessible financing for SIDS. 

    Security Council extends mandates of BINUH and UNMHA

    On 14 July, the Security Council unanimously adopted two resolutions, extending the mandate of the United Nations Integrated Office in Haiti (BINUH) until 31 January 2026 (Resolution 2785) and extending the mandate of the United Nations Mission to support the Hudaydah Agreement (UNMHA) for six and a half months, until 28 January 2026 (Resolution 2786).

    Secretary-General convenes informal meeting on Cyprus in New York

    On 16–17 July, the Secretary-General convened an informal meeting at UN Headquarters with Greek Cypriot leader Nikos Christodoulides and Turkish Cypriot leader Ersin Tatar, as well as representatives of the guarantor Powers—Greece, Türkiye, and the United Kingdom. Building on the broader-format meeting held in Geneva in March, the discussions aimed to continue dialogue and exchange views on recent progress on the six initiatives that were agreed upon. Speaking to reporters after the meeting, the Secretary-General said four initiatives had been achieved, including the creation of a technical committee on youth, initiatives on the environment and climate change, restoration of cemeteries, and an agreement on demining. He added that he would hold a joint meeting with the Greek and Turkish Cypriot leaders during the UN General Assembly high-level week and convene another informal meeting in the same format later this year.

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    Community leaders and SRSG Tetteh discuss security and political roadmap in Libya

    On 16 July, 15 representatives from communities across western Libya met with SRSG Hanna Tetteh in Tripoli to discuss the security situation and share views on advancing a political roadmap. Participants, including municipal leaders and notables, emphasized the need to end the transitional period and create a secure environment for any political process, calling for the withdrawal of weapons from Tripoli and for state security institutions to protect civilians. The group was briefed on the four options proposed by the Advisory Committee in May. Participants highlighted citizens’ suffering due to poor infrastructure and inadequate education and health services. 

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    More than 160 Libyans join Q&A with SRSG Tetteh

    On 17 July, SRSG Tetteh held a virtual session with over 160 Libyans as part of ongoing consultations to shape a political roadmap that reflects the aspirations of the Libyan people. SRSG Tetteh reaffirmed to participants her commitment—first made to the Security Council—that the process would be Libyan-led and enjoy broad public support. “What we are going to do is to try and consolidate these into a position that has the most acceptability on the way forward,” SRSG Tetteh said. UNSMIL has so far gathered input from more than 12,500 Libyans through polls and consultations, including women, youth, unionists, and representatives of cultural components and persons with disabilities. 

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    SRSG Otunbayeva urges urgent global action amid mass Afghan returns

    On 15 July, SRSG and Head of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) Roza Otunbayeva called for immediate international support during her visit to the Islam Qala border crossing, where tens of thousands of Afghan returnees arrive daily. She warned that the unprecedented influx—over 1.3 million returnees so far in 2025—is overwhelming fragile support systems in a country where 70% of the population lives in poverty. “What should be a positive homecoming is instead marked by exhaustion, trauma, and profound uncertainty,” she said, urging swift reintegration assistance and regional cooperation.

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    Special Coordinator Hennis-Plasschaert discusses reforms and resolution 1701 implementation, visits southern positions

    On 16 July, Special Coordinator for Lebanon Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert visited the South Litani Sector headquarters of the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) and a position near the Blue Line, in a trip organized with UNIFIL. The visit underscored UN support for extending State authority across Lebanon, in line with Security Council resolution 1701 (2006). On 17 July, the Special Coordinator briefed the Security Council during closed consultations on the report of the Secretary-General on progress in the implementation of the resolution. 

    SRSG Al Hassan discusses regional developments with President Rashid

    SRSG and Head of the United Nations Assistant Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) Mohamed Al Hassan met on 17 July with Iraqi President Abdul Latif Jamal Rashid to discuss recent developments in the country and the wider region. The SRSG reaffirmed the continued support of the United Nations for Iraq in promoting dialogue and diplomacy as a means to resolve disputes peacefully and maintain security and stability.

    UN in Iraq marks World Population Day

    The United Nations in Iraq, together with the Government of Iraq, marked World Population Day in Baghdad on 14 July with the launch of the UNFPA Iraq 2025 State of World Population Report. Deputy SRSG, Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator Ghulam Isaczai highlighted the UN’s commitment to advancing national efforts on population policy, reproductive rights, and youth empowerment. “We stand ready to work with the Government of Iraq to ensure every individual, especially women and youth, can make informed choices about their health, families, and future,” he said. 

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    Guang Cong appointed as new Special Envoy for the Horn of Africa 

    Secretary-General António Guterres appointed on 17 July Guang Cong of China as his new Special Envoy for the Horn of Africa. He brings decades of international affairs experience to this position, with over twenty-three years of service in various United Nations peace operations.

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    Türkiye contributes to DPPA’s Multi-Year Appeal

    This week, we thank Türkiye for its generous contribution of $350,000 to DPPA's Multi-Year Appeal to support our conflict prevention and mediation work.

    Learn more about our Multi-Year Appeal

    Next Week

    On 22 July, the Security Council will hold a high-level debate on “Maintenance of international peace and security: Promoting international peace and security through multilateralism and the peaceful settlement of disputes.” On 23 July, an open debate on the Middle East is scheduled, focusing on recent developments and ongoing efforts to advance peace and stability in the region.

  • 18 يوليو 2025
      Remarks of Carlos Ruiz Massieu, Special Representative of the Secretary-General and Head of the UN Verification Mission in Colombia to the Security Council...
  • 18 يوليو 2025

    Major cuts to aid budgets have already left people fleeing wars in Sudan and beyond without the assistance and protection they need, the UN refugee agency, UNHCR, said on Friday.

  • 18 يوليو 2025

    Mohammed Saad sits with others inside a homemade cart pulled by a car carrying several passengers, waiting to travel to Gaza City in one of the “uncomfortable and extremely expensive” means of transportation used to get around the Strip.

  • 18 يوليو 2025

    Amid violent clashes in southern Syria’s Suweida governorate, a picture of grave human rights abuses and rising humanitarian needs is emerging by the hour, the UN said on Friday.

  • 18 يوليو 2025

    The UN humanitarian affairs office OCHA is stressing the need to scale up support for displaced families in Haiti amid ongoing insecurity and violence. 

  • 18 يوليو 2025

    Colombia has changed profoundly since the 2016 peace deal, but uneven state presence, lingering armed groups and mounting political tensions threaten to erode confidence unless implementation accelerates, the top UN envoy for the country said on Friday.

  • 18 يوليو 2025

    TRIPOLI – Fifty-seven young men and women from universities across Libya joined the United Nations Support Mission in Libya for in a dedicated youth consultation on Wednesday to share their ideas around the Advisory...

  • 17 يوليو 2025

    Assistant Secretary-General for the Middle East, Asia and the Pacific

    Khaled Khiari’s briefing to the Security Council on Syria

    New York, 17 July 2025

    Mr. President,

    Thank you for convening this timely meeting, as Syria contends with another episode of violence that puts at risk its path to a peaceful, credible, orderly and inclusive political transition. Before I brief you on the latest strikes on Syria’s territory, allow me to first address the volatile context.

    On 12 July, a series of mutual kidnappings in the Druze-majority governorate of Suweida, southern Syria, escalated into armed clashes between Bedouin tribes and local Druze armed groups. On 14 July, the Syrian authorities started deploying security forces under the auspices of the Ministries of Defense and Interior, with the stated aim of “halting the clashes, restoring order, and pursuing those responsible for the events and bringing them before the competent judiciary.” The Syrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs informed Special Envoy Pedersen and diplomatic missions that some of these security forces were attacked by Druze armed groups, ten were killed and others were abducted. There were also reports of the authorities’ security forces carrying out violations against civilians as they entered Suweida.

    The ensuing fighting resulted in hundreds of casualties among the Damascus security forces and Druze fighters, and tragically among Druze and Bedouin civilians, including women, children and elderly. Hundreds were also injured. There were further alarming reports of civilians, religious figures and detainees being subjected to extrajudicial executions and humiliating and degrading treatment. Footage of desecration and mutilation of corpses, as well as incidents of sectarian incitement and looting of private property, was widely circulated on social and conventional media, causing further trauma and fueling intercommunal tensions and violence.

    According to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), civilians caught up in ongoing violence continued to face serious risks, with significant displacement and reports of damage to critical infrastructure, including water, electricity and telecommunications networks. Medical facilities in Suweida and Daraa are at or near capacity and further impacted by the cuts to electricity and water. Commercial supplies have been disrupted and access to the impacted areas remains severely constrained due to insecurity and road closures. The World Health Organization has dispatched emergency medical supplies to Daraa to support trauma care, but deliveries to Suweida remain pending due to security access. The UN and humanitarian partners are engaging with relevant authorities and are mobilizing to send teams to assess the needs and provide essential assistance as soon as the conditions allow.

    Mr. President,

    I reiterate the Secretary-General’s unequivocal condemnation of all violence against civilians, including all acts that fan the flames of sectarian tensions and rob the people of Syria of their opportunity for peace and reconciliation after fourteen (14) years of brutal conflict. Special Envoy Pedersen and his team on the ground are actively engaged with all parties to address the situation.

    Against this backdrop, I take note of the statement by the Syrian Office of the Presidency condemning the violations and committing to investigate and hold to account those responsible for them. I appeal to the Syrian authorities to ensure this investigation is transparent and in line with international standards, and is also completed fast, not least to instill confidence among all Syrians that their State will guarantee protection and justice for all citizens without distinction. As this Council has underlined in its Presidential Statement of 14 March 2025 (S/PRST/2025/4), “inclusive and transparent justice and reconciliation processes” are both important and urgent for sustainable peace in Syria.

    I further urge all parties to take constant care to protect civilians, including allowing them to move freely to seek safety and medical assistance. I call on all parties to safeguard infrastructure providing critical services like water and electricity; and to facilitate humanitarian access to people in need.

    Mr. President,

    Against this complicated and volatile backdrop, citing the violations against the Druze community and pledging to protect them, between 12 and 16 July, Israel resumed and intensified its airstrikes on Syrian territory. In this respect, I echo the Secretary-General's condemnation of Israel’s escalatory airstrikes, including on Suweida, Daraa, and in the center of the capital, Damascus.  The strikes targeted the  Damascus authorities’ forces and official buildings including the Ministry of Defense and the vicinity of the Presidential Palace, as well as the Mazzeh military airport. The Permanent Representative of Syria has informed the Secretary-General and the Security Council in his letter dated 16 July 2025 (S/2025/470) that these attacks have resulted in casualties among civilians and security forces. Israel also made statements regarding the redeployment of additional IDF troops on the Golan.

    Mr. President, on 15 and 16 July, hundreds of members of the Druze community from the occupied Syrian Golan and Syria gathered on both sides of the ceasefire line, in the presence of the IDF, in solidarity with the Druze community in Suweida. Some from the occupied Syrian Golan crossed the ceasefire line and traveled to Hadar on the Bravo side before subsequently returning.

    Mr. President,

    In addition to violating Syria’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, Israel’s actions undermine efforts to build a new Syria at peace with itself and the region and further destabilize Syria at a sensitive time. It is essential that both Israel and Syria uphold the terms of the 1974 Disengagement of Forces Agreement to preserve the ceasefire between both parties, and refrain from any action that would further undermine it and the stability on the Golan.

    Mr. President,

    I take note of ongoing efforts to establish a ceasefire, including as President al-Sharaa stated, through American, Arab and Turkish mediation. The situation on the ground is fluid, and as I speak, there are troubling reports of renewed violence in some areas that appears to be targeting Bedouin communities after the withdrawal of the Damascus security forces. I hope that the situation will solidify into genuine and lasting de-escalation on the ground that includes all sides and stakeholders. I take note of the arrangement announced by President al-Sharaa that security in the governorate will be maintained by “some local factions and spiritual leaders.” And I welcome his tribute to the Syrian people’s sacrifice over fourteen (14) years and their aspirations for freedom, dignity and equality, and that the Druze community is an integral part of the Syrian social fabric.

    Security and stability in Suweida, and indeed in post-Assad Syria can only be achieved through genuine reconciliation and with the participation of all components of Syria’s diverse society. I urge all Syrian stakeholders to commit to dialogue and emphasize the United Nations’ readiness to work alongside the Syrian people to support an inclusive and credible political transition that ensures accountability, fosters national healing and lays the foundation for Syria’s long-term recovery and prosperity.

    Allow me to conclude by reiterating this Council’s call, in the wake of another episode of sectarian violence and avoidable bloodshed in March 2025, for “the implementation of an inclusive, Syrian-led and Syrian-owned political process, facilitated by the United Nations and based on the key principles listed in resolution 2254 (2015). This includes safeguarding the rights of all Syrians, regardless of ethnicity and religion. This political process should meet the legitimate aspirations of all Syrians, protect all of them and enable them to peacefully, independently and democratically determine their futures.” Only then, can Syria truly emerge from the legacy of conflict and embrace a peaceful future. The United Nations, with the guidance from this Council, stands ready to assist in this process. 

    Thank you, Mr. President.

  • 17 يوليو 2025

    Tripoli – As part of the United Nations Support Mission in Libya’s ongoing efforts to design a political roadmap that meets the needs of the Libyan people, Special Representative of the Secretary-General Hanna Tetteh on...

  • 17 يوليو 2025

    During today’s briefing on the implementation of resolution 1701 (2006), the Special Coordinator for Lebanon, Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert, told the United...

  • 17 يوليو 2025

    The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk has deplored deadly attacks in Sudan’s Kordofan region this week, his office said in a statement on Thursday.

  • 17 يوليو 2025

    The Security Council met on Thursday afternoon for an emergency session on Syria after deadly violence in the south and a wave of Israeli airstrikes that reportedly hit military sites and key locations in Damascus. Khaled Khiari, a senior UN political affairs official briefed ambassadors, warning that renewed bloodshed could derail prospects for a credible, inclusive political transition and widen regional fault lines. UN News App users can follow here.

  • 17 يوليو 2025

    Reporting “constructive” discussions on Cyprus, UN Secretary‑General António Guterres announced on Thursday that four previously agreed trust‑building measures have been realized, technical work continues on two others, and the parties have agreed to expand cooperation on youth, environment, culture and civil society.

  • 17 يوليو 2025

    The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk has deplored deadly attacks in Sudan’s Kordofan region this week, his office said in a statement on Thursday.

  • 17 يوليو 2025

    UN Secretary-General António Guterres has strongly condemned the Israeli strike on Thursday that hit the only Catholic church in the Gaza Strip. 

  • 17 يوليو 2025

    The UN humanitarian office (OCHA) reported mass displacement in Swedia, Syria after five days of sectarian violence between Bedouin tribal fighters, government forces and Druze militias. 

  • 17 يوليو 2025

    A surge in sectarian violence in southern Syria and Israeli airstrikes reaching central Damascus have pushed the war‑scarred country into a volatile juncture, a senior UN official said on Thursday, warning that renewed violence could shatter prospects for peace and fuel wider regional instability.

  • 17 يوليو 2025

    From makeshift furniture in Gaza to metro classrooms in Ukraine and solar-powered tablets in Sudan, the UN is working to bring education to millions of crisis-affected children.

  • 16 يوليو 2025

    DPPA is requesting $800,000 in earmarked contributions for its work on Ukraine to enhance access to conflict-affected areas, conduct fact-finding, and strengthen political analysis and support to UN actors both on the ground and at Headquarters. In today’s dynamic environment, a fully funded Multi-Year Appeal (MYA) is essential to ensure an agile and effective UN response to one of the world’s most pressing political crises.

  • 16 يوليو 2025

    DPPA is requesting $1.7 million in earmarked contributions for its work on Sudan to respond to escalating crisis demands, strengthen political analysis and reporting, and advance strategic planning. A fully funded Multi-Year Appeal (MYA) will also enable follow-up to the Pact for the Future, which calls on the Secretary-General to actively leverage his good offices and ensure the United Nations is adequately equipped to lead and support mediation, good offices, and peacemaking in this rapidly evolving context.

  • 16 يوليو 2025

    DPPA is requesting $3 million in earmarked contributions for our work on the Middle East to sustain mediation, political analysis, and strategic engagement amid multiple interlocking crises. A fully funded Multi-Year Appeal (MYA) will also enable follow-up to the Pact for the Future, which calls on the Secretary-General to actively leverage his good offices and ensure the United Nations is adequately equipped to lead and support mediation, good offices, and peacemaking in this rapidly evolving context.

  • 16 يوليو 2025

    TRIPOLI – Fifteen representatives of communities from across the Western region met with the Special Representative of the Secretary General to further discuss the security situation and share their...

  • 16 يوليو 2025

    New evacuation orders in Gaza issued by the Israeli military have uprooted tens of thousands of Palestinians, amid ongoing bombardment, aid agencies have warned.

  • 16 يوليو 2025

    Clashes between Bedouin tribal fighters, caretaker government forces and Druze militias stretched into their fourth day in Sweida on Wednesday while Israeli forces struck the Syrian capital, Damascus. 

  • 16 يوليو 2025

    In violence-wracked Haiti, more than 5.7 million people are estimated to be food insecure, with many unable to meet their daily food needs.

  • 16 يوليو 2025

    The UN Security Council is meeting on the escalating humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where fresh Israeli evacuation orders have uprooted tens of thousands amid relentless bombardment claiming hundreds of civilian lives in recent weeks – many of them children. “Food is running out. Those seeking it risk being shot. People are dying trying to feed their families,” UN relief chief Tom Fletcher has just told ambassadors. Follow our real-time updates and key moments through our live UN Meetings Coverage page. UN News App users can join here.

  • 16 يوليو 2025

    In Gaza, illness, poverty, mass displacement and depleted services are leading to soaring stress levels and causing an increase in domestic violence, sexual exploitation and abuse, according to the UN sexual and reproductive health agency (UNFPA).  

  • 16 يوليو 2025

    More than 450 civilians were killed in recent “horrific attacks” in Sudan’s North Kordofan state which the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has condemned in the strongest possible terms. 

  • 16 يوليو 2025

    Conditions in Gaza have reached an unspeakable level of devastation with children paying the highest price, top UN officials told the Security Council on Wednesday, warning of soaring child deaths, starvation and a shattered health system amid continuing bombardment and displacement.

  • 15 يوليو 2025

    TRIPOLI – Twenty-two young men and women from Murqub District and the surrounding area joined UNSMIL officials in an online consultation Monday to share their thoughts on the Advisory Committee’s...

  • 15 يوليو 2025

    Inter-ethnic violence in Syria’s predominantly Druze city of Sweida has been met with government intervention, Israeli airstrikes – and on Tuesday, a reported ceasefire announcement by Syria’s defence minister. 

  • 15 يوليو 2025

    Relentless missile and drone strikes by Russian forces have killed and injured hundreds of civilians in Ukraine this month, continuing a devastating pattern of attacks far from the frontlines.

  • 15 يوليو 2025

    Intensifying clashes in Sudan’s Kordofan region between rival militaries have killed hundreds and wounded many more in recent days, warned the UN humanitarian affairs office (OCHA) on Tuesday. 

  • 15 يوليو 2025

    Nearly 900 desperate and hungry Gazans have been killed in recent weeks trying to fetch food, with most deaths linked to private aid hubs run by the so-called Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), the UN human rights office, OHCHR, said on Tuesday.

  • 15 يوليو 2025

    KABUL – During a visit to the Islam Qala border crossing, Special Representative of the Secretary-General (SRSG) for Afghanistan Roza Otunbayeva called for...

  • 14 يوليو 2025
    Removing violence from politics and promoting inclusive political participation are central objectives of the Peace Agreement

     

    Bogotá, 14 July 2025. In his most recent report...