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Mar 27

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UN secretary-general decries lack of global cooperation to beat pandemic

The coronavirus pandemic has struck the globe during an era of massive refugee crises, confrontation among the world’s great powers and armed conflicts in many countries. Under these circumstances, how do we coordinate an effective global response to an enemy…

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Mar 25

UN chief urges $2 billion for vulnerable nations with virus

By Associated Press

The U.N, chief called the amount a “drop in the ocean,” noting that the U.S. Senate is seeking $2 trillion — “1,000 times more” — for the U.S. economy.

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Mar 23

UN chief urges immediate global cease-fire to fight COVID-19

By Associated Press

The U.N. chief said: "It is time to put armed conflict on lock down and focus together on the true fight of our lives."…

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Mar 13

UN reports sex abuse allegations rose significantly in 2019

By Edith M. Lederer, Associated Press

A new U.N. report says allegations of sexual abuse and exploitation in U.N peacekeeping and political missions rose significantly in 2019, with allegations against civilian personnel nearly doubling.

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Mar 07

As virus outbreaks multiply, UN declines to declare pandemic

By Maria Cheng, Associated Press

As cases of the coronavirus surge in Italy, Iran, South Korea, the U.S. and elsewhere, many scientists say it's plain that the world is in the grips of a pandemic — a serious global outbreak.

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Mar 05

Two-term UN Secretary-General Javier Pérez de Cuéllar dies at 100

By Franklin Briceno, Associated Press

Pérez de Cuéllar's death ends a long diplomatic career that brought him full-circle from his first posting as secretary at the Peruvian embassy in Paris in 1944 to his later job as Peru's ambassador to France.

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Feb 19

UN programs in Yemen blocked as Houthi rebels impede aid flow

By Maggie Michael, Associated Press

Aid workers privately expressed concerns about the funds from U.N. aid agencies being diverted into the coffers of Houthi leaders or their supporters.

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Feb 14

Freezing temperatures in Syria's Idlib province compounds crisis

By Sarah El Deeb, Zeina Karam, Associated Press

Sub-zero temperatures and increased snowfall are further exacerbating the humanitarian crisis in Syria, where more than a quarter of a million people have been displaced in the past four days, the United Nations said.

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Feb 11

Watch 7:21
Why prosecution of Sudan's Omar al-Bashir is an international matter

Sudan's former president is one step closer to prosecution for the egregious war crimes he allegedly committed. During Omar al-Bashir’s 30 years in power, Sudan descended into civil war. Now, as the country’s transitional government conducts peace talks with rebel…

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Feb 11

UN agency considers fast-track drugs, vaccines for novel coronavirus

By Jamey Keaten, Associated Press

More than 300 scientists were expected to dial in remotely to the two-day meeting in Geneva that began Tuesday.

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