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U.N. Vote Reveals Russia Has More Allies Than West Would Like to Think

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What Russia's Attack on Ukraine Means for the World Order

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United Nations’ Computers Breached by Hackers Earlier This Year

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After Fueling Sudan's Revolution, Women Are Being Sidelined

"There is no excuse for us not to have an equal seat at every single table"

By Katie Reilly

Trump Defends 'America First' Policy in U.N. Speech, Says the Future Belongs to 'Patriots' Over 'Globalists'

So far, Trump’s time at the U.N. has been a lonely one

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U.N. Head: Climate Change Can Prove the Value of Collective Action

"200 years ago, the decisions were made by the king"

By Justin Worland

Trump Un-Signs Gun Treaty

With Democrats in Congress reluctant to work with him on legislative proposals, President Donald Trump has been casting about for actions he can take on his own. When it comes to guns, he has long...

By Brian Bennett

U.N. Waters Down Sexual Violence Resolution at U.S. Request

The removed language referred to “sexual and reproductive health” assistance for women

By Amy Gunia

Reuters Journalists Jailed in Myanmar to Receive U.N. Press Freedom Prize

Two Reuters journalists who are currently serving seven-year prison sentences in Myanmar are to be awarded a prize for press freedom by the U.N.'s cultural organization. The 2019 UNESCO/Guillermo Cano Press Freedom Prize, which honors...

By Wilder Davies

U.N. Judge Resigns Over 'Shocking' U.S., Turkey Interference

Christophe Flügge sounded the alarm over interference in the judiciary

By Casey Quackenbush

U.S. Isn't Only Country Not Meeting Climate Goals

One exception: China

By Justin Worland

Nikki Haley Boasted That the U.S. Is More Respected Under Trump. Polls Say Otherwise

Global approval ratings of the United States fell after Trump took office

By Katie Reilly

Nikki Haley Leaves the Trump Administration

It’s not often that a top-level official in this Administration gets away clean and leaves on good terms with President Donald Trump. When she stepped down Tuesday as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki...

By W.J. Hennigan

Haley Resigns As U.N. Ambassador

Trump said Haley told him months ago that she was looking to 'take a break'

By Katie Reilly

Amal Clooney Calls on Aung San Suu Kyi to Pardon Imprisoned Journalists

"History will judge her on her response"

By Katie Reilly

Laughing With Him or at Him? New Zealand's Leader Tactfully Addresses President Trump's Viral U.N. Moment

Trump says they were laughing with him. Jacinda Ardern offers her take

By Precious Adesina

At the U.N. General Assembly, President Trump Widened the Rift With Europe Over Iran

President Donald Trump unintentionally drew a round of laughter in his address to the U.N. on Sept. 25, when he claimed his Administration had achieved more than almost any before it. But the divisions on...

By Ian Bremmer

Trump's Efforts to Isolate Iran at the U.N. Backfired

The fiery speeches against Iran by President Donald Trump and his top advisers at the U.N. General Assembly have intended to demonstrate Tehran’s growing isolation from the world community. Instead, the opposite has proven true...

By W.J. Hennigan

Trump Accuses China of Meddling in 2018 Elections

President Donald Trump accused China of meddling in the 2018 elections in order to hurt him Wednesday.

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