Cambodia and Thailand Trade Cross-Border Fire TEC News / AFP July 24, 2025 The Asian neighbours are locked in a bitter spat over an area which is home to several ancient temples.
The Positions of Even the UN’s Most Senior Anti-Israel Officials Appear at Risk Michael Curzon July 17, 2025 Pressure is mounting on the agency to radically shift its approach towards Israel.
“The Dominoes Are Falling” at Anti-Israeli United Nations Michael Curzon July 15, 2025 But the agency will no doubt continue its pursuit against the Middle East’s only democracy.
UN Pushes to Revive Cyprus Peace Talks With New York Summit TEC News / AFP July 7, 2025 Rival Cypriot leaders will meet next week with UN chief António Guterres after a rare series of confidence-building steps raised hopes of a diplomatic breakthrough.
Washington Urges Allies To Boycott UN meeting on Two-State Solution Zolta Győri June 11, 2025 The upcoming session is aimed to address a proposed two-state solution to the Palestine conflict, a proposal the U.S. is fighting fiercely.
Macron’s Middle East Faux Pas Emmanuel Navon June 11, 2025 By pushing for a Palestinian state before Israel’s victory, the French President is undermining U.S. diplomacy in the Middle East.
UN Rights Office Denies ‘Panic’ as Trump Cuts Bite TEC News / AFP May 16, 2025 The Geneva-based agency scrambles to calm staff after reports of layoffs and relocation, following Washington’s clampdown on ideological spending.
Baltic States Take GPS Interference to the UN Zolta Győri April 14, 2025 The signal jamming, believed to originate in Russia, has been a problem for a year and a half.
The United Nations: Accomplice to Islamic Terror Chaim Noll December 31, 2024 The new majorities in the UN have de facto created a kind of new international law that favors Islamic states.
Governments Must Improve Anti-Terror Vetting of Humanitarian Aid Yona Schiffmiller December 20, 2024 Few people realize that humanitarian aid is often misappropriated by terrorist organizations.
