The 2026 A.U.-E.U.-Med Innovation Fair invites startups and research projects to pitch food and agriculture technologies.

Ipsos survey finds enduring support for refugee protection and persistent doubts about claims, borders and integration.

Humanitarians are using AI for crisis assessment and decision support, but still insist humans make operational decisions.

Can a divided and polarized world still work together to confront problems that no nation can solve alone?

European countries push for strong action while China and others emphasize Sudan's sovereignty amid rising violence.

Report argues countries may gain access to AI but lose influence over standards, infrastructure and governance.

Scientists say glacier retreat is starting to reduce the amount of meltwater available during extreme heat and drought.

Delegations arrive at Bürgenstock amid disputes over Lebanon, Strait of Hormuz, next steps for nuclear verification.

Patriot interceptor shortages from the U.S. are raising concerns about future support for Ukraine and Europe.

Even before the latest conflict, Greece had become one of Washington's closest security partners in Europe.

Activists denouncing the policies of the richest democracies marched as security intensified around the border.

The convention extends international labor standards to hundreds of millions of workers in the global gig economy.

Global forced displacement fell for the first time in a decade but millions are trapped in years-long exile, dependent on aid.

At the first globally televised debate of the 2026 contest, contenders argued the U.N. must rebuild trust through results.

Despite being the U.N.'s second-largest contributor, Berlin failed to secure a two-year seat, losing to Portugal and Austria.

Bangladesh's Khalilur Rahman won a narrow vote to lead the General Assembly as nations prepare to confront reforms.

Shipping delays, rising transport prices and deep budget cuts force humanitarian agencies into difficult choices worldwide.

U.N. weather agency says forecasts are a 'call to action' as governments prepare for droughts, floods, and heatwaves.

New Geneva center opens as major powers challenge norms and U.N. institutions seek closer engagement with the public.

New strategies on antimicrobial resistance, financing and radiation protection approved - while doing 'more with less.'

The third consecutive failure of a nuclear treaty review shows widening tensions over the world's nonproliferation regime.

Senate hearing highlights Baltic Sea activity, legal gaps and global risks to underwater cables and energy networks.

New global effort aims to tackle concerns existing frameworks reflect Western models of how science is conducted.

After repeated failures, nations will try again to agree on disarmament, nonproliferation and peaceful nuclear energy.

Two Ukrainian advocacy groups are raising awareness for children abducted from Ukraine by Russia during the war.

The European Parliament's president advised taking the 'emotion' out of talks and focusing on practical cooperation.

Senators agreed the U.N. needs revamping to align with American interests but diverged over precisely how to do that.

War-driven supply shock and Strait of Hormuz disruption force downward revisions even in best-case scenarios.

Volunteer numbers are at a record high amid fears Latvia might be Russia's next target, but the draft is controversial.

Leaders, multilateral initiatives and defense conflicts all point to the widening gap between capability and governance.

Hope remains within Venezuela and its diaspora community including those who have not been able to return in years.

Global ministers, activists and diplomats gather in New York as new figures show representation advancing only slowly.

Organizations warn the U.S. and Israeli strikes raise questions over the use of force, civilian protections and nuclear safety.

'We are witnessing a grave threat to international peace and security,' the U.N. chief told the U.N. Security Council.

The strikes on Iran came just after a third round of talks and just before the monthly U.N. Security Council presidency.

Hundreds of thousands forced into online fraud operations marked by violence, surveillance and coercion.

The program aims to help finance critical spending, maintain financial stability and unlock additional external support.

Procedural vote resets leadership of stalled negotiations as global pressure builds for more substantive progress.

A brief procedural session aims to reset leadership and process after divisions derailed talks last year.

The action raised urgent questions on international law and regional stability as Venezuela turned to the U.N. in protest.

U.N. humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher delivered a scathing condemnation of Israel's role in 'a preventable famine.'

Leaders argue any successful treaty must be built on partnership with and respect for Indigenous communities.

After chaotic negotiations, the U.N. talks went into overtime but failed to overcome a stalemate on plastic production.