Explore the stories that shaped our world in May 2023. From cyclones and flash floods to political unrest, the passing of cultural icons and landmark court decisions – an insightful look at the events that made headlines.

A round-up of global news in February 2023, including devastating natural disasters, terrorist attacks, and political developments

Angelina Jolie, has decided to quit her role as a Special Envoy to the United Nations refugee agency citing a desire to “work differently”.

Exploring manipulation tactics and dangers of compliance in the news media.

Quickly catch up with everything you have missed in December 2022.

A summary of the lucky winners of the 2022 Nobel Prize in physics, chemistry, physiology or medicine, literature, peace, and economics.

Stay up-to-date with the latest happenings from the past month with our monthly recap. From major events to key developments, we've got you covered.

Quickly catch up with some of the best/worst quotes of the United Nations General Assembly debates.

Quickly catch up with everything that you may have missed in Sep 2022.

The Human Rights Council passed a resolution on the protection against violence and discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.

One cannot help comparing Guterres to a spouse in an abusive relationship who does what they can to protect their children from constant harm.

The WHO regional director for Africa, Matshidiso Moeti, warned of a growing risk of pathogenic outbreaks on the continent, caused by human proximity to wild and domesticated animals.

Mexico threatens to sue the UN following the WHO's failure to provide the country with covid vaccines.

Quickly catch up with everything that you may have missed in August in 2022.

Africa 06.06.22**: Nigeria**. Over 50 people, including many children, were gunned down in a catholic church in Ondo State.

Africa 08.05.22: Western Sahara. About 44 migrants trying to reach the Canary Islands have drowned off the coast of Moroccan-occupied Western Sahara after their boat capsized.

AFRICA 01.04.22: Mali. As the United Nations confirmed hundreds of civilian deaths owing to the jihadist insurgency, the government announced that the army had killed 203 militants and arrested about 50 others in the Sahel region.

Catch up with everything you may have missed last month.

AFRICA 01.02.22: Guinea-Bissau. President Umaro Sissoco Embalo survived a coup attempt that went on for five hours.

From a messy closet to the freezing cold of Helsinki, hosts Ruby Goldenberg and Ariana Yekrangi show their commitment as they recap the events of January 2022 for the Gordian Monthly Recap.