International legal experts warn that the draconian mass incarceration policies and arbitrary detentions orchestrated by Nayib Bukele constitute crimes against humanity.

While Iran offered unprecedented concessions that could have made nuclear war impossible, Israel and the US have chosen another illegal war.

A right-wing activist arrived in Minneapolis to stoke fear of Muslims and immigrants. When his rally collapsed into chaos, it was a Black man and a transgender woman, the very people his politics target, who stepped in to protect him.

A tantrum over a peace prize, a threat against Greenland, and a committee willing to bend the knee: how indulging Donald Trump’s narcissism has turned one of the world’s most prestigious awards into a geopolitical liability.

Iran’s latest wave of protests has been shaped by decades of economic suffocation, political foreclosure and ideological exhaustion. Under the combined weight of imperial pressure and authoritarian rule, the promise of sovereignty has collapsed, and nostalgia offers no way out.

Acute malnutrition now affects a third of children in the region while maternal mortality has spiked by 50 per cent. As infrastructure collapses, the crisis requires not just aid, but the same mass solidarity and political will directed at other global conflicts.

Barely a few days into 2026, Trump orders the abduction of Nicolás Maduro. We live in a less safe world than we did in 2025, courtesy of the so called Western bastions of ‘international law’ and ‘human rights’.

Behind the veneer of impartiality, blue helmets in the DRC and Haiti have enabled the plunder of cobalt and gold while inflicting cholera and abuse on the populations they claim to save.

International agreements promised to protect them from violence, hunger, and inequality. But in the world's most brutal war zones, those promises are worthless, forcing millions of women to survive in a system designed to ignore them.

While Israel continued its killing, Trump’s 'ceasefire' served as an effective cover-up, with our media helping to manufacture the illusion.

In 1988, the UN forced Washington to its knees by moving to Geneva so Yasser Arafat could speak. Today, as the US blocks Palestinian leaders and arms Israel’s genocide in Gaza, the Assembly stays silent. Has the UN lost its courage?

The deliberate persecution of journalists is spreading unchecked across the world. Without urgent and enforceable action, the UN risks abandoning its founding values of dignity, justice and truth.

Far from an aberration, Israel’s genocide is the fulfilment of its design. The era of two-state fantasies is over. Only a single, secular republic offers justice.

UN-aligned recently partnered with FLED Nicaragua to translate their annual report from Spanish into English, highlighting the grave state of press freedom in the country. The assassination of retired Nicaraguan army officer and outspoken critic of President Daniel Ortega, Roberto Samcam, on June 19 while in exile in Costa Rica, underscores the urgency of the crisis and the critical need to raise international awareness.