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.
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...
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 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."
House Speaker Mike Johnson joined "Special Report" for an interview after he met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and shared some of their discussion.
U.S. Army veteran Jay Tenison checked off a bucket list item after he was diagnosed with terminal cancer. He got inside a tank — and fired it one last time at Fort Moore in Georgia.
President Biden pledged another $200 million package for Ukraine, which leaves the U.S. with around $4.4 billion-worth of weapon stockpiles to draw upon for further aid.
James Harden's arrival with the Los Angeles Clippers didn't get off to a good start, but things have gone much better of late for one of the West's star-studded squads.
A Nashville Muslim family was arrested for allegedly assaulting another family member because he had converted to Christianity, according to local reports.
Chaima Issa, a leading figure in the opposition to Tunisian President Kais Saied, denounced her military prosecution Tuesday, accusing the government of sowing fear over civil liberties.
"Fifty Shades of Grey" star Dakota Johnson can't function without 10 hours of sleep. In a new interview, the actress revealed that she also likes to take baths in the middle of the day.
The 13 sea turtles flown to Juno Beach, Florida, for rehabilitation have been assigned festive names by their caretakers as they recover from cold stun.
U.S. Sen. JD Vance wrote a letter to the Irish UN ambassador Tuesday, expressing concern over a bill in Ireland that would punish people for free speech and expression.
A traffic jam was caused along a Washington State highway after a semi collision left dozens of eggs spread across the road, according to Washington State Patrol.
Shannen Doherty remembered her friendship with Holly Marie Combs being tested following an uncomfortable situation with "Charmed" co-star Alyssa Milano.
The ACLU backed Christian organization WallBuilders' lawsuit against the Washington Metro for "selectively" rejecting ads for the Christian conservative group.
"The Big Bang Theory" actress Kate Micucci revealed she underwent surgery after being diagnosed with lung cancer. She said she has never smoked a cigarette in her life.
The Universities of Wisconsin board of regents held a closed meeting Tuesday after a controversial diversity spending deal with the state's Republican-led Legislature fell through.
Republican Gov. Chris Sununu of New Hampshire endorses former ambassador to the United Nations and former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley for the GOP presidential nomination