World News UN facing record cash crisis with member states not paying bill UN chief António Guterres warned the organisation was facing the worst cash crisis in nearly a decade, and runs the risk of not being able to pay staff and suppliers. 10/10/2019
World News United Nations 'could run out of money by end of month' The United Nations is running a deficit of $230 million (€209 million) and could run out of money by the end of this month, Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said on Monday. 08/10/2019
USA Euroviews. World leaders at the UN and student protests are not enough to confront the climate crisis ǀ View Because of my position, no matter what I thought of leaders like George W Bush, Tony Blair, Barack Obama, Benjamin Netanyahu, Vladimir Putin or Ignacio Lula da Silva, I would never make a face like that of young climate activist Greta Thunberg when she saw President Trump passing near her at the UN. 27/09/2019
USA Five key points from day two of this year's United Nations The stage is set for another day of speeches at the General Assembly in New York 25/09/2019
USA Watch back: World leaders speak at UN General Assembly 2019 World leaders spoke at the UN General Assembly in New York. Donald Trump used his speech to declare the "future belongs to patriots", not globalists. 24/09/2019
Green News Changing the world in 17 numbers? There’s an app for that One group has created a platform to help people across the globe make the world a better, more sustainable place 24/09/2019
USA ‘How dare you’: Greta Thunberg’s emotional remarks on climate crisis Swedish youth climate activist Greta Thunberg told world leaders: "you have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words." 23/09/2019
USA Watch back: UN hosts climate change summit In light of an ongoing climate crisis, the United Nations hosted world leaders and civil society to talk about "reducing emissions and protecting people against increasing impacts of climate change". 23/09/2019
USA Five things to look out for at the UN General Assembly From the climate crisis to the Brexit impasse, including rising tensions in the Middle East, Euronews takes a look at the key issues that will dominate the agenda at the multilateral summit. 23/09/2019
Spain UN apologises for blaming Spanish Republicans for Guernica An article on the UN website wrongly attributed the 1937 attack by Nazi and Italian fascist forces. 20/09/2019
No Comment Giant portrait of Greta Thunberg made in Italian field An Italian artist has created a giant portrait of Greta Thunberg, the 16-year-old Swedish climate activist and Nobel Peace Prize nominee. 18/09/2019
Mauritius Where are the Chagos Islands and why do they matter to the UK? Pope Francis has called for the UK to honour a UN resolution calling for it to hand over the Chagos Islands to Mauritius 11/09/2019
Green News Javier Bardem takes over Times Square to demand ocean protections The James Bond star and his brother are famed Greenpeace supporters, having travelled to the Antarctic to highlight issues 20/08/2019
World News Wildlife trade: UN watchdog meets to protect more species On the agenda will be shark fin and ivory trade. Giraffes will also feature for the first time. 16/08/2019
Zimbabwe Euroviews. Zimbabwe’s post-Mugabe reforms need the support of the West ǀ View No one should underestimate the scale of the mountain facing Zimbabwe after 37 years under Mugabe. The presidential election in 2018 was a turning point, with voters having a real choice for the first time in decades. 02/08/2019
Syria UN to probe attacks on humanitarian sites in northwestern Syria It follows pleas by the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, who said airstrikes by the Syrian government and its ally Russia have hit schools, hospitals and markets, killing scores of civilians in Idlib province, the country's last rebel stronghold. 02/08/2019
Libya Scores of migrants feared dead in 'worst tragedy' this year More than 100 migrants are missing and feared drowned after a wooden boat capsized off the coast of Libya. 25/07/2019
Yemen Yemeni tanker threatens oil spill ‘four times worse than Exxon Valdez’ Yemeni tanker threatens oil spill ‘four times worse than Exxon Valdez’ 24/07/2019
World News Climate change talks bow to pressure from oil-rich Saudi Arabia Despite meeting during a record-breaking heatwave, delegates failed to make significant progress during UN climate change talks — and bowed to the demands of oil-producing countries over how to respond to a flagship scientific study. 28/06/2019
France Seven ways the Treaty of Versailles changed the world From the forerunner of the United Nations to the end of Germany's colonial empire, 7 ways the Treaty of Versailles changed the world. 28/06/2019