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UN Warns Global Temperatures Will Breach Critical 1.5°C Warming Limit Within YearsBreaking News

UN Warns Global Temperatures Will Breach Critical 1.5°C Warming Limit Within Years

The UN warns that global temperatures are set to breach the critical 1.5°C warming limit within years due to insufficient emissions reductions, increasing extreme weather risks.

The National|September 2, 2026|1
Israeli Forces Raid UN Training Centre and Block Aid Trucks Headed for GazaBreaking News

Israeli Forces Raid UN Training Centre and Block Aid Trucks Headed for Gaza

Video footage shows Israeli forces raiding a UN training centre and raising the Israeli flag, amid protests involving aid trucks reaching Gaza.

Al Jazeera English|August 26, 2026|1
Over 50 UN Member States Demand Russia Accept Unconditional Ceasefire in UkrainePolitics

Over 50 UN Member States Demand Russia Accept Unconditional Ceasefire in Ukraine

More than 50 UN member states have urged Russia to accept an unconditional ceasefire in Ukraine as the nation marks 35 years of independence from the Soviet Union. The coalition called for lasting peace, prisoner exchanges, and the safe return of deported children amidst escalating civilian casualties.

The National|August 25, 2026|1
West Bank Attack Results in Death of Palestinian Teen as UN RespondsBreaking News

West Bank Attack Results in Death of Palestinian Teen as UN Responds

A Palestinian teen was shot and killed in a West Bank attack, prompting a response from the United Nations.

Al Jazeera English|August 22, 2026|1
Tragic West Bank Shooting Claims Life of Palestinian Teen as UN Responds Amid Philippine Flood Funding ScrutinyBreaking News

Tragic West Bank Shooting Claims Life of Palestinian Teen as UN Responds Amid Philippine Flood Funding Scrutiny

A Palestinian teen was shot and killed in the West Bank, prompting a response from the UN, while communities in the Philippines demand answers regarding flood control funds.

Al Jazeera English|August 22, 2026|1
The Erosion of International Law: How Humanitarian Aid Became a Political CommodityPolitics

The Erosion of International Law: How Humanitarian Aid Became a Political Commodity

Marking World Humanitarian Day, experts reflect on how geopolitical interests, funding cuts, and declining adherence to international law are compromising humanitarian work globally.

Al Jazeera English|August 19, 2026|1