UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer praised the newly unveiled budget, calling it a moment of personal pride. He highlighted the budget’s focus on growth, stability, and long-term public investment, positioning it as a key step in delivering his government’s economic agenda.


UK PM Keir Starmer Hails Budget, Calls It a Moment of Personal Pride

The UN reports a significant displacement of civilians as violence escalates in regions affected by Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF). Humanitarian agencies warn of a worsening crisis, urging urgent aid and protection for affected populations.


UN Reports Major Displacement Amid Growing Violence by RSF 

The United Nations has accused Hezbollah of storing and maintaining unauthorized weapons in Lebanon, escalating concerns amid ongoing Israel-Lebanon tensions.

Israel-Lebanon Conflict: UN Blames Hezbollah for Keeping Unauthorised Weapons

The UN has stated that Israel operates a “de facto system” of torture against Palestinians, highlighting widespread human rights concerns.

UN Says Israel Runs 'De Facto System' of Torture of Palestinians 

The United Nations has condemned the killing of two surrendered Palestinians, calling it a serious violation of international law. The incident has drawn global outrage, with calls for accountability and investigations into the circumstances surrounding their deaths

UN Condemns the Killing of Two Surrendered Palestinians

The United Nations warns that up to 35 million people worldwide could face severe food shortages by 2026 if urgent action is not taken.


UN: 35 Million Could Run Out of Food by 2026

India’s UN envoy emphasized the nation’s growing maritime capabilities and strategic influence in the high seas.


India's Envoy to UN Highlights India's Might in the High Seas

The United Nations Human Rights Office has raised alarm over “unimaginable atrocities” in Sudan’s El-Fasher, where the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces have reportedly massacred civilians after seizing the city. Hundreds, including women and children, have been killed, and over 80,000 residents have fled amid the violence. Aid groups warn that thousands displaced to Tawila face starvation, illness, and psychological trauma as conditions worsen.

Sudan Crisis: UN Warns of ‘Unimaginable Atrocities’ in Sudan’s El-Fasher

Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on Saturday slammed the UN and global institutions for "failing to stop genocide" in Gaza, saying they have "stopped working."

UN 'stopped working’: Lula blasts multilateral bodies over Gaza conflict

India’s External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar highlights the urgent need for UN reforms, emphasising inclusivity, Global South representation, and the evolving role of peacekeeping at UNTCC 2025 in New Delhi.

'UN still reflects the realities of 1945, not 2025': Jaishankar calls for urgent reform

The United Nations has imposed new sanctions on Iran over its nuclear programme, escalating tensions in the region. Meanwhile, Russia has accused Western nations of closing diplomatic channels, warning of rising global instability. The twin developments underscore deepening divisions over international security and nuclear oversight.

G7 urges Iran to cooperate after snapback | UN reinstates arms embargo

UN hits Iran with sanctions | Russia accuses west of shutting doors on diplomacy

Donald Trump accused the United Nations of sabotage after escalator, teleprompter and audio malfunctions disrupted his UNGA speech, demanding an investigation. The UN blamed a safety trigger, denying malicious intent.

'Very sinister events': Trump demands probe after 'triple sabotage' at UN, says Secret Service is involved - Here's all you need to know

'Climate change is the GREATEST CON job', says Donald Trump at UNGA

'I invite every one of you for dinner...': Trump at UN boasts deploying National Guards in Washington, says 'it is TOTALLY safe now'

The resolution also condemned terror group Hamas for its attacks on Israeli civilians on 7 October 2023 and urged it to release all hostages and hand over weapons. It stated that Hamas must end its control over Gaza and allow the Palestinian Authority to take over governance.

India joins 142 nations in backing UN declaration, votes for Palestinian state

The United States has donated $32.5 million to the World Food Programme (WFP) to help deliver urgent food and nutrition assistance to vulnerable communities in Nigeria.
The aid focuses on internally displaced persons in the North-East and North-West, where conflict has caused widespread hunger.

US gives $32.5m to WFP for food aid in Nigeria | Support for women & children in crisis zones

The United Nations has sounded the alarm over the deepening humanitarian crisis across West Africa and the Sahel. In 2024 alone, armed groups recruited 1,364 children, and over 14,000 schools were shut due to insecurity—depriving millions of children of education and a future.

1,364 children recruited by terrorists, 14,000 schools shut | UN report on sahel crisis

As the spokeswoman of the State Department, Bruce has defended several controversial policies of the Trump administration.

Who is Tammy Bruce? Trump’s pick for next US deputy representative to UN

Washington delayed its decision until the last moment before ultimately refusing to grant the waiver, effectively scuttling the trip, according to reports. 

US allegedly blocks Afghan's foreign minister Pakistan visit over UN travel ban waiver

The data highlights the seriousness of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza as Hamas and Israel continue the blame game.

Gaza situation ‘beyond catastrophic’: UN reveals 86% of aid does not reach starving Palestinians

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer after a cabinet meeting on Tuesday (July 29) said that the United Kingdom may support in recognizing Palestinian state at the United Nations General Assembly in September.

'Most essential, urgent needs': France to air-drop emergency aid to Gaza - All you need to know

Stay smart, stay neutral: Why India should avoid risky strokes in Iran-US crisis

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UK PM Keir Starmer Hails Budget, Calls It a Moment of Personal Pride

UN Reports Major Displacement Amid Growing Violence by RSF

UN Reports Major Displacement Amid Growing Violence by RSF

Israel-Lebanon Conflict: UN Blames Hezbollah for Keeping Unauthorised Weapons

UN Says Israel Runs 'De Facto System' of Torture of Palestinians

UN Condemns the Killing of Two Surrendered Palestinians

UN: 35 Million Could Run Out of Food by 2026

India's Envoy to UN Highlights India's Might in the High Seas

Sudan Crisis: UN Warns of ‘Unimaginable Atrocities’ in Sudan’s El-Fasher

UN 'stopped working’: Lula blasts multilateral bodies over Gaza conflict

'UN still reflects the realities of 1945, not 2025': Jaishankar urges for reform

G7 urges Iran to cooperate after snapback | UN reinstates arms embargo

UN hits Iran with sanctions | Russia accuses west of shutting doors on diplomacy

'Very sinister events': Trump demands probe after 'triple sabotage' at UN, says Secret Service is involved - Here's all you need to know

'Climate change is the GREATEST CON job', says Donald Trump at UNGA

'I invite every one of you for dinner...': Trump boasts of National Guards in DC

India joins 142 nations in backing UN declaration, votes for Palestinian state

US gives $32.5m to WFP for food aid in Nigeria | Support for women & children in crisis zones

1,364 children recruited by terrorists, 14,000 schools shut | UN report on sahel crisis

Who is Tammy Bruce? Trump’s pick for next US deputy representative to UN

US allegedly blocks Afghan's FM Pakistan visit over UN travel ban waiver

UN reveals 86% of aid does not reach starving Palestinians

France to air-drop emergency aid to Gaza - All you need to know

Stay smart, stay neutral: Why India should avoid risky strokes in Iran-US crisis