US Backs Israel on Gaza Aid Delivery Despite UN Concerns

The US has defended Israel’s handling of humanitarian aid to Gaza, stating that Israel has not violated US laws and met a deadline to increase shipments. The UN, however, has expressed deep concern over the low levels of aid reaching Gaza, particularly in the north, which is vulnerable to famine. This article explores the differing perspectives and actions taken by both the US and the UN regarding the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

Elise Stefanik Nominated as US Ambassador to the UN: A Look at Her Political Journey and What It Means for the Role

Rep. Elise Stefanik, a staunch Trump ally and the highest-ranking woman in the House Republican leadership, has been nominated as the next US Ambassador to the UN. This move has sparked discussions about her political trajectory, her likely approach to the role, and the upcoming special election for her New York congressional seat. The article delves into Stefanik’s political journey, her potential as an ambassador, and the implications of her departure on the political landscape of New York.

Trump Appoints Elise Stefanik as US Ambassador to the United Nations: What it Means for Global Diplomacy

Donald Trump has chosen Republican Representative Elise Stefanik to serve as US ambassador to the United Nations, signaling a potential shift in US foreign policy and a potential retreat from global engagement. Stefanik, a staunch Trump ally, is expected to advocate for a ‘America First’ agenda, potentially impacting US funding and participation in international organizations.

India’s Jaishankar Warns of AI’s Global Impact, Compares UN to ‘Old Company’

India’s External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar has warned that artificial intelligence (AI), along with demographic shifts and connectivity, will reshape the global order. He compared AI’s potential danger to nuclear weapons and also expressed concerns about the effectiveness of the United Nations, likening it to a company struggling to adapt to market trends. Jaishankar further highlighted the challenges posed by globalization, arguing that its benefits have not been evenly distributed and have led to backlash in many countries.

G77: A United Front for Developing Nations

The Group of 77 (G77), a coalition of 134 developing nations, will convene in New York on Friday for its 48th annual meeting. The gathering will address critical issues impacting developing countries, from widening economic disparities to the effects of climate change. Learn about the G77’s history, goals, and the diverse group of nations it represents.

Sarajevo Film Festival Celebrates 30 Years with a Focus on Peace, Sustainability, and Human Rights

The Sarajevo Film Festival (SFF), marking its 30th anniversary, is a beacon of cultural influence in the region, supported by the United Nations in Bosnia and Herzegovina. This year’s festival focuses on peacebuilding, sustainability, and human rights through various initiatives and partnerships. The event also highlights the festival’s significant economic and cultural contributions to the country.

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