Antonio Guterres

"I fear the world is not sleepwalking into a wider war," Antonio Guterres said on Monday. "I fear it is doing so with its eyes wide open."

Monday is World Mental Health Day, a day that is meant to raise awareness and advocacy.

Mick Jagger, Nicki Minaj, Bill Gates and Barack Obama were among the many well-known people who posted tributes to the iconic monarch who died Thursday at 96.

China's internet censors continue to scrub references to the August 31 report published by the U.N. Human Rights Office, the U.S.' top envoy in Beijing said.

Lieutenant-General Igor Konashenkov, a spokesman for Russia's defense ministry, said four shells had hit the roof of a building housing nuclear fuel.

Ukraine has accused Russia of "trying to induce a nuclear disaster" at the site.

Retired U.S. Navy Admiral James Stavridis said that the situation at Zaporizhzhia "absolutely screams for international engagement."

Aleksey Zhuravlyov told Russian state TV he was glad that missiles hit the Ukrainian capital during a diplomatic visit by the U.N. secretary general.

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres toured several locations in Ukraine and called for "a thorough investigation and accountability."

The Russian president's demands for a possible peace negotiation run counter to what Ukraine's leader said his country required for a deal.

U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres also warned the war could cause "a global hunger crisis."

Over a year after an explosion that ripped through Beirut, the government investigation has stalled, prompting Antonio Guterres to call for more transparency.

Russia and India voted against a U.N. measure led by Ireland and Niger that would have named climate change as an international security threat.

Johnson was criticized for sitting next to the 95-year-old naturalist and environmental icon Sir David Attenborough without wearing a face covering.

The Taliban has never been given a seat at the UN, even when they were last in power between 1996 and 2001.

"This is a moral indictment of the state of our world," the secretary-general said. "We passed the science test. But we are getting an F in ethics."

"The United States of America has a long pattern and practice of depriving Black citizens of the fundamental human right to life," attorney Ben Crump said.

António Guterres urged governments to capitalize on their pandemic recovery efforts by incorporating efforts to address climate change.

Antonio Guterres also called for 10 percent of global GDP to be spent on coronavirus relief aimed at healthcare and households.

Though 85 percent of U.N. members are in favor, the U.S. remains opposed to the accord to ensure humane migration.

Recent monsoons have threatened the safety of Rohingya refugees, and many live in exposed areas.

U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres said the mechanisms that prevented the last Cold War from escalating no longer exist. That spells trouble.

A ministerial-level meeting of the U.N. Security Council takes place on Friday to discuss North Korea, with one of Pyongyang's diplomats in attendance.

North Korea said President Donald Trump and his administration had "not yet waken from a sleep" and had not come to terms with reality.

CAR is at risk of slipping back into full-blown conflict. The international community must not waver in its support.

A new report found that U.S. intelligence was surveilling the area where the plane crashed, killing U.N. chief Dag Hammarskjöld in 1961.

A career diplomat, Ri met President Bill Clinton as part of a North Korean delegation's historic visit to the U.S. in 2000.

The U.N. announced new measures in March to tackle sexual abuse and exploitation by its troops and personnel—but in Haiti, it's time for a smaller mission.

President Trump has proposed a 28 percent budget cut for diplomacy and foreign aid, which includes an unspecified reduction in financial support for the United Nations.

Pretoria announced its intention to leave the ICC in 2015.