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VIDEO June 22, 2023

UN tech chief discusses AI advisory group, possible watchdog agency

The UN Secretary-General's Envoy on Technology Amandeep Gill discussed with Fox News Digital the need to try and align global policy on the emerging artificial intelligence technology, which has "tremendous" potential.

Ukraine June 21, 2023

EU unveils massive, multi-year plan to rebuild Ukraine

The European Commission announced a project to help rebuild Ukraine through amid calls for an equivalent to the post-World War II Marshall Plan.

Pakistan June 20, 2023

Group slams Pakistani government, alleges frivolous arrests of Afghan refugees

Amnesty International has called for the Pakistani government to cease what it describes as "arbitrary arrests" and other mistreatment of the country's Afghan refugees.

Middle East June 19, 2023

UN special envoy for Libya to double down on negotiations amid continued election delays

U.N. special envoy for Libya Abdoulaye Bathily on Monday announced plans to crack down on the nation's rival political factions in negotiations to ensure long-postponed elections occur.

UNITED NATIONS June 19, 2023

United Nations adopts landmark treaty to safeguard marine life

The UN has unanimously approved the first-ever treaty aimed at protecting marine life in the high seas. This agreement aims to bring new hope in the battle to protect the oceans.

Europe June 19, 2023

Former UK prime minister acknowledges mistake in COVID-19 preparedness, calls for broader focus in inquiry

Former British Prime Minister David Cameron admitted that the UK made an error by focusing excessively on preparing for a flu pandemic rather than considering other types of pandemics.

Africa June 16, 2023

Mali's top diplomat demands UN peacekeepers leave the country after more than 10 years

Mali's Foreign Minister Abdoulaye Diop demanded the immediate departure of UN peacekeepers, stating they had not fulfilled their mission and had created mistrust among the population.

Europe June 15, 2023

UN requires delegates at climate talks to reveal affiliation in effort to curb lobbying by Big Oil

In a move to address concerns about influence by fossil fuel companies, the United Nations will now require delegates attending its annual climate summit to disclose their affiliations.

Asia June 14, 2023

At least 26 civilians dead in clashes between Burmese army, rebels

A conflict between Burma's military government and rebel forces in Shan State has left at least 26 civilians dead, six of whom were children.

UNITED NATIONS June 14, 2023

UN U-Turn: Biden to undo Trump policy and return to agency accused of anti-Israel bias

Since the U.S. left UNESCO, China has become one of the biggest donors to the organization, giving it significant sway over a group that develops tech and cultural guidelines.