Foreign ministers
Pakistan has taken a significant step in the diplomatic arena by assuming the role of president of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) for the month of July, marking a key achievement in the country's progress. This development follows weeks after Pakistan was named vice-chair of the UNSC&
United Nations
The humanitarian disaster in Gaza has reached catastrophic levels, with over 6,000 deaths and 80% of the territory under emergency evacuation orders since Israel restarted its military offensive on March 18. China has strongly urged the full restoration of humanitarian access and demands an immediate and lasting ceasefire in
Mediation
The United Nations Secretary-General, António Guterres, has welcomed a peace agreement between the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Rwanda, signed in Washington, DC. The agreement marks a significant step towards de-escalation and stability in the eastern DRC and the Great Lakes region. The DRC has been plagued by
Human rights
The Secretary-General addressed the General Assembly, warning of the highest number of armed conflicts since the end of World War II, marked by identity-based violence, widespread humanitarian law and human rights law violations, and impunity. He emphasized that the Responsibility to Protect is a moral imperative, rooted in shared humanity
Mediation
As global tensions continue to rise, several countries are locked in conflicts that have far-reaching implications. The recent US attack on Iran's nuclear facilities has sparked widespread outrage, with many questioning the validity of the strike and its impact on international law. Meanwhile, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict continues to
Human rights
The Council of the European Union has approved conclusions setting out the priorities that the EU will follow at the upcoming 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly (September 2025 - September 2026). At a moment when the global rules-based order is under strain, the EU renews its commitment
Mediation
The latest confrontation between Israel and Iran has deepened into a severe crisis, with significant implications for global governance, international law, and civilian life. On June 13, 2025, Israeli warplanes entered Tehran's airspace, sparking widespread concern and condemnation. This escalating violence has far-reaching consequences, from humanitarian concerns to
Mediation
The UK government is deeply concerned about recent violence and clashes in Tripoli, with Ambassador Barbara Woodward calling on all parties to exercise restraint and engage in mediation efforts to prevent further escalation. The situation highlights the fragility of Libya's security landscape and the need for sustainable political
Mediation
Russian President Vladimir Putin condemned the US and Israeli strikes on Iran, describing them as "absolutely unprovoked" ahead of a meeting with Iran's top diplomat. Putin's comments came as Iran's foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, flew to Moscow to seek the support of
Nuclear facilities
World leaders are deeply concerned after the United States' decision to strike three sites in Iran, escalating the ongoing conflict between the two nations. US President Donald Trump claimed that Iran's key nuclear sites were "completely and fully obliterated," while Iran's top diplomat,
Nuclear facilities
The United States has launched airstrikes against three Iranian nuclear facilities, further escalating the war between Israel and Iran. President Donald Trump has threatened more strikes to eliminate Iran's nuclear enrichment capacity if Tehran "does not make peace". The US attack has been met with widespread
Nuclear facilities
The United Nations Security Council convened an emergency session following US-led strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, sparking a heated debate among member states. The session highlighted the escalating tensions in the Middle East, with US allies Israel and Pakistan lauding the attack, while other nations, including Russia, China, and Pakistan,
