UNGA Chief: “UN Charter Is Not Optional” After US Strikes Venezuela
UNGA President Annalena Baerbock warns the UN Charter is binding after US military strikes on Venezuela in early January, urging all nations to respect international law.
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China Urges Japan to ‘Soul-Search’ on WWII Crimes at UN
China’s UN envoy Fu Cong urged Japan to do ‘deep soul-searching’ over WWII crimes, honor commitments on the Taiwan question, and stop provocative cross-line moves.
China Urges Japan to Reflect on WWII Colonial Crimes at UN
At the first UN International Day Against Colonialism, China’s envoy Fu Cong urged Japan to face its WWII colonial crimes and uphold the post-war global order.
China Calls on World to Tackle Roots of Palestinian Crisis at UN
China urged the international community at the UN General Assembly to address root causes of the Palestinian issue, calling for a ceasefire and two-state solution.
UN at Crossroads: Budget Cuts and Staff Crunch
As the UN General Assembly wraps up, the organization faces budget cuts and staffing challenges, sparking debate over its future effectiveness and relevance.
Israel-Palestine Conflict Sparks Tension at UNGA
At the UN General Assembly, Israel-Palestine issues dominated as Trump said a ceasefire deal was near and several delegates walked out during PM Netanyahu’s speech.
UN High-Level Meeting Calls for Total Nuclear Disarmament
UNGA’s high-level meeting urges faithful implementation of NPT and CTBT frameworks and calls on nuclear-armed states to dialogue for total nuclear disarmament.
UNGA Drama: Delegates Walk Out on Netanyahu’s Speech Over Palestine
Delegates walk out and boo at UNGA as Netanyahu slams recent recognitions of Palestine, reigniting debate on the two-state solution.
Global Reactions to Chinese Premier Li Qiang’s UNGA Speech
Young pros across Asia react to Chinese premier Li Qiang’s UN speech, highlighting his vision for UN support, digital cooperation, and global unity.
Chinese mainland condemns Lin Chia-lung’s New York UNGA trip
Chinese mainland’s foreign ministry slams Lin Chia-lung’s New York trip during UNGA as interference, claiming it breaches the one-China principle and stokes calls for Taiwan independence.