The Israeli military says it has killed several Hezbollah fighters in southern Lebanon despite an existing ceasefire, while an Israeli soldier was injured during operations. Israel says it targeted Hezbollah positions inside a security zone to eliminate threats against its forces.

The strikes come as the United Nations voices concern over extensive demolitions near Beaufort Castle, a UNESCO-listed heritage site recently added to the list of World Heritage in Danger. Meanwhile, Hezbollah continues to reject the US-backed framework agreement that calls for its disarmament and Israeli troop withdrawal.

Israel Kills Hezbollah Fighters Despite Ceasefire | UNESCO Site Damaged In Lebanon

The Israeli military says it has killed several Hezbollah fighters in southern Lebanon despite an existing ceasefire, while confirming that one Israeli soldier was injured during the operation.

According to the Israeli military, the strikes targeted Hezbollah fighters inside what it described as a security zone. Israel maintains it will continue military operations to eliminate threats against its forces and civilians.

Meanwhile, the United Nations has expressed deep concern over Israel's large-scale detonations and demolitions in southern Lebanon, warning of severe damage to civilian infrastructure, cultural heritage, and local communities. The concerns come after explosions near the UNESCO-listed Beaufort Castle, recently added to the list of World Heritage sites in danger.

Israel Kills Hezbollah Fighters Despite Ceasefire | UN Sounds Alarm Over Lebanon Strikes

For 80 years, the United Nations has never had a woman lead it — but 2026 could change that. As Secretary-General António Guterres's term ends, the race to succeed him is heating up, with strong contenders including Michelle Bachelet and Rebeca Grynspan. The UN Security Council is now deep in closed-door discussions, weighing candidates before making its recommendation to the General Assembly, which holds the final vote.


Race for the UN's top job: Could 2026 finally give the world its first woman secretary-general?

Africa has become the continent with the highest number of people suffering from hunger, according to the UN's latest State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World 2026 report. Nearly 309 million Africans, or 20% of the continent's population, are facing undernourishment despite a slight improvement in hunger rates.

The report highlights that 66.6% of Africans cannot afford a healthy diet, more than double the level recorded in Asia. Climate change, armed conflicts, economic hardship, rising food prices, and the impact of the Iran conflict on energy and fertilizer costs have worsened food insecurity across the continent.

Africa becomes world's hunger epicentre | 309 million face food crisis

Gaza is already facing war, and now it’s facing disease. The U.N. has warned of a rapidly spreading chickenpox outbreak across Gaza, calling it a growing public health emergency. With hospitals damaged, medicine scarce, and thousands displaced in crowded shelters, health workers say containing the virus is nearly impossible. Children are the most at risk. 


Gaza faces war and a rapidly spreading chickenpox outbreak, UN warns of a growing health emergency

The United Nations has accused Israel of committing genocide in Gaza by deliberately targeting Palestinian children.  A new U.N. Inquiry says Israeli authorities and security forces intentionally killed children during the war, actions that it says amount to genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes in Gaza.


UN Says Israel Targeted Children In Gaza To Weaken Demography 

#Gravitas The United Nations has accused Israel of committing genocide in Gaza by deliberately targeting Palestinian children.  A new U.N. Inquiry says Israeli authorities and security forces intentionally killed children during the war, actions that it says amount to genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes in Gaza.


Israel Committed Genocide in Gaza, Deliberately Targeted Children, Says UN

A new report from the United Nations has raised serious concerns about the impact of the Gaza conflict on children. The report cites allegations of targeted attacks, sexual and gender-based violence, torture, and inhumane treatment involving Palestinian children. It also highlights that children account for a significant share of those killed during the conflict.


UN Flags Sexual, Gender-Based Violence Against Palestinian Children

The United Nations and human rights experts have strongly condemned the Taliban for its ongoing repression of women in Afghanistan, following reports of mass detentions during recent protests. According to rights groups, dozens of women were arbitrarily arrested as security forces cracked down on demonstrations. 


UN Condemns Taliban Crackdown as Women Face Arrests in Afghanistan 

Colombian President Gustavo Petro has sparked global controversy after making strong remarks during a UN address, linking current global crises to historical atrocities and drawing comparisons with the Nazi era. He also stated that around 20,000 children have been killed in Gaza, intensifying debate over the humanitarian situation in the region. His comments have triggered sharp reactions internationally, with supporters calling it a moral warning and critics accusing him of going too far on the world stage.


Colombian President Petro Sparks Controversy at UN Over Gaza Remarks And Nazi Comparison

Xi Jinping receives a grand welcome in Pyongyang just days after Kim Jong UN vows to expand North Korea's nuclear arsenal. Is the visit a diplomatic gesture or a strategic message to Washington?


Xi And Kim Forge a New Path For China-North Korea Relations

Cambodia has accused Thailand of cultural erasure amid a growing dispute over historical temples and heritage claims. The disagreement has triggered fresh diplomatic tensions between the two Southeast Asian neighbours, with both sides defending their cultural identity and historical ownership. The controversy has reignited nationalist sentiments and raised concerns over regional relations.

Cambodia: Thailand Demolished Hindu States

A diplomatic row has erupted at the United Nations United Nations after Israel’s ambassador strongly criticised the inclusion of Israel on a sexual offender-related blacklist. The envoy called the move a “moral disgrace” and accused UN Secretary-General António Guterres of bias. The controversy has triggered heated debate across diplomatic circles, further straining already tense relations between Israel and the UN amid ongoing regional conflict discussions.


Israeli Ambassador Slams 'Addition' to Sexual Offender List, Criticises UN Chief Over Blacklist

UN peacekeepers have come under attack in southern Lebanon, raising fresh concerns over security in the volatile border region. The incident has triggered alarm within international circles, as peacekeeping forces operate in one of the most sensitive conflict zones in the Middle East.

Hezbollah has denied any involvement in the attack, even as investigations continue into who was responsible. The development comes amid heightened tensions along the Israel-Lebanon frontier, adding to fears of further escalation despite ongoing ceasefire efforts.

UN Peacekeepers Attacked In Southern Lebanon: Hezbollah Denies Involvement

The ongoing conflict involving the US, Israel and Iran is inflicting deep economic pain far beyond the battlefield. A new United Nations study estimates that Gulf nations could lose nearly $200 billion in economic output as regional growth contracts and jobs are threatened. Meanwhile, war spending in the region is also steep: Israel’s defence costs are nearing $15 billion, and US operational outlays are mounting as the conflict drags on.


UN: Gulf Nations Could Lose $200 Billion From Iran War 

India on Monday (March 30) condemned recent attacks on UN peacekeepers in Lebanon that left three Indonesians dead and injured three others in two incidents over the past 24 hours, amid Israel’s ground incursion and intense fighting between Israeli forces and Hezbollah militants. “We condemn the recent attacks on UN Peacekeepers deployed in UNIFIL, and pay our homage to the fallen Blue Helmets,” a statement issued by India’s permanent mission in New York said.


Three Indonesian UN Peacekeepers Killed Within 24 Hours in Lebanon; UNIFIL Probes Incidents

 The world has taken a major step to protect wildlife on the move...

At a key united nations summit, dozens of migratory species,---

Ranging from birds to sharks,---

Have now been granted international protection...

UN Sounds Alarm on Wildlife Decline | 40 Migratory Species Win Global Protection 

The United Nations has proposed a fuel solution for Cuba aimed at sustaining critical humanitarian and aid operations amid ongoing shortages.

The plan focuses on ensuring uninterrupted fuel supply for essential services, including healthcare, transport and emergency response systems.

Officials say the move is designed to prevent further disruption to aid work as Cuba faces mounting pressure from energy constraints.

UN Pushes Fuel Plan for Cuba to Keep Aid Services Running | WION

India’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Ambassador Harish Parvathaneni, has warned against the politicisation of religion and condemned violence carried out in its name.

Speaking at the UN, Parvathaneni also criticised attempts to “weaponise” platforms like the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) against India.

He called for an end to the misuse of religion for political purposes and reiterated India’s stance against all forms of religious violence.

The remarks come amid ongoing global debates over religious intolerance and the use of international forums to raise politically sensitive issues.

India At UN Warns Against Politicising Religion, Slams OIC ‘Weaponisation’  Against India | WION

The United Nations Security Council has passed a resolution demanding that Iran immediately halt attacks on Gulf states, calling the strikes a breach of international law. The resolution, led by Bahrain and co-sponsored by India, was adopted with 13 votes in favour and two abstentions.

The council urged Tehran to cease hostilities against countries in the Persian Gulf, warning that continued escalation could threaten regional stability and global energy security.

UN Security Council Condemns Iran Strikes On Gulf States, Demands Immediate Halt 

The United Nations Security Council has adopted a resolution demanding that Iran immediately halt its attacks on Gulf states, declaring the actions a breach of international law and a serious threat to international peace and security. The resolution, backed by a large majority of member states, condemns recent Iranian missile and drone strikes against Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Jordan. Security Council members Russia and China abstained from the vote, allowing the resolution to pass with broad support.

UN Security Council Demands Iran Stop Gulf Attacks | Resolution Passed

At least 28 civilians were killed and around 60 others injured in attacks on the city of Dilling in Sudan’s South Kordofan state, according to a source at Dilling Hospital. The casualties were reported after sustained artillery shelling and drone strikes struck the area on Thursday.

Africa: 28 Dead, 60 Hurt in Sudan Drone Barrage on Dilling - Civil War Escalates | WION

Israel has closed all crossings into Gaza, raising fears of a worsening humanitarian crisis in the enclave. Authorities warn that food supplies may last only a few days, leaving tens of thousands of residents at risk. The shutdown comes amid intensified military operations and heightened tensions in the region. Aid organizations are urging for immediate access to essential food, water, and medical supplies. Gaza residents report long queues at bakeries and shortages of daily necessities.

Israel-Gaza War: Israel Shuts All Gaza Crossings | Food Supplies in Gaza Running Out

A United Nations investigation reports hallmarks of genocide in Sudan, revealing that RSF forces subjected civilians to three days of “absolute horror.” The probe highlights mass killings, human rights violations, and the escalating humanitarian crisis. Stay updated on Sudan’s conflict and UN findings.

Sudan UN Probe: RSF Committed Genocide in Sudan, “Three Days of Absolute Horror”

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