The West's major central banks all kept interest rates unchanged in recent days, but struck very different tones on the market's much-anticipated cuts in 2024.
Fake TikTok accounts have been spreading disinformation on Russia's war in Ukraine to millions of people, new data from the Chinese social media giant shows.
Venezuela and Guyana have agreed not to use force or threaten one another in their long-standing dispute over a vast border region with enormous oil reserves.
Under Taliban rule in Afghanistan, women reporting gender-based violence to the authorities may end up in prison – allegedly for the victims’ own protection.
While some of the world’s poorest countries are welcoming refugees “with great hospitality”, the international community must match that generosity with far greater solidarity, UN chief António Guterres said on Friday.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres on Friday called on citizens everywhere to draw inspiration from the work of countless rights advocates across the world and defend all human rights and fundamental freedoms.
The UN Spokesperson has welcomed the announcement on Friday by the Israeli cabinet that the Kerem Shalom border crossing into the Gaza Strip will be reopened.
Amidst a multitude of global crises and escalating of armed conflicts, small arms and light weapons remain a silent killer, having claimed over 260,000 lives during 2021, amounting to 45 per cent of all violent deaths.
There are three European countries that are "perennial favorites" for people to buy a vacation home, said Kate Everett-Allen at real estate firm Knight Frank.
A sentencing hearing for one of several people charged in what's been called a historic case of art fraud is underway in a Thunder Bay, Ont., courtroom.
The re-entry process allow teams to select players who are at least 22 years old, have a minimum of one service year and are not eligible for free agency.
Officials are battling rumours that the incidents are connected to the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, which began releasing treated wastewater three months ago.
Hungary, which remains opposed to Ukraine's membership, abstained from the vote after it became clear the 26 other members were unanimous in their support.
Nicolas Puech, the fifth-generation heir of Thierry Hermès, is unmarried and has no descendants, so he plans to legally adopt his gardener and bequeath him his fortune.
Heavy rains created new misery in Gaza as UN humanitarians repeated deep concerns on Thursday over the deteriorating health situation in the Strip, amid ongoing Israeli bombardment and fighting with Palestinian armed groups.
Some Gazans are so desperate for food that they are now stopping aid trucks and immediately eating what they find, the head of the UN agency for Palestinian refugees warned on Thursday.
South Sudan is in no position to hold free, fair, or secure elections slated for December next year, the head of the UN Mission in the country (UNMISS) said on Thursday, stressing that there’s still time to catch up.
E-cigarettes, which pose serious health risks, are being “aggressively marketed” to young people and in large parts of the world there are no rules in place to protect children from their harmful effects, UN health agency WHO warned on Thursday.
The outbreak of conflict seven months ago in Sudan has led to “a convergence of a worsening humanitarian calamity and a catastrophic human rights crisis”, according to a senior UN official, and the restive region of Darfur has been particularly badly a...
The tech giant’s AI-powered search product is being tested on roughly 10 million users. Publishers who rely on Google for traffic see a gathering storm.
After years of pushing wider skis that float over fresh powder, manufacturers have changed course. Today’s thinner skis let you carve through the less-ideal snow conditions that are much more common today.
A ceasefire in Gaza is “the only way forward” and “in the interest of everybody” as the war there threatens peace and security for both Palestinians and Israelis for years or even decades to come, the UN’s top humanitarian official in the Occupied Pale...
Civilians in Sudan – where rival militaries are waging a bloody war, with devastating consequences – are at a high risk of falling into catastrophic levels of hunger by May next year, the UN emergency food relief agency warned on Wednesday.
Nations at COP28 in Dubai approved earlier on Wednesday a roadmap for “transitioning away from fossil fuels” – a first for a UN climate conference – but the deal still stopped short of a long-demanded call for a “phaseout” of oil, coal and gas....
Humanitarians in Ukraine mobilized emergency assistance for citizens of Kyiv on Wednesday morning following the third attack in less than a week by Russia forces which left dozens injured, including children.
A record 114 million forcibly displaced around the world represents a “crisis of humanity”, UN refugee agency (UNHCR) chief Filippo Grandi said on Wednesday as the Global Refugee Forum got underway in Geneva.
Saadet Party Kocaeli Deputy Hasan Bitmez gave a speech on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, saying Israel will "not be able to escape the wrath of God," before fainting.
Rutgers University administrators decided to suspend its Students for Justice in Palestine chapter on Tuesday, stating that the group allegedly, “disrupted classes, a program, meals, and students studying."