UN General Assembly
Nobel Peace Prize Could Be Stinging Rebuff to Brazilian President Bolsonaro
Raoni Metuktire has been an outspoken activist against Brazilian leaders who have been dismissive of the destruction plaguing the Amazon.
How to Watch Donald Trump's Speech at the United Nations
The president is scheduled to speak on Tuesday as world leaders gather at the United Nations in New York.
Maduro Wants a 'Face-to-Face' Meeting With Trump
"U.S. sanctions are useless, they are also an award for revolutionaries, because they show that we are courageous, that we are on the right path, that we have not been led astray," Maduro said.
Trump, Pompeo 'Dream' of Iran Meeting: Khamenei Aide
"Even if Trump himself is interested in negotiations, the people around him are committed to not letting that happen," said the president of the National Iranian American Council.
Will Trump Meet Rouhani at the U.N. General Assembly?
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Sunday that President Donald Trump is "happy to talk with folks at any time."
Will Trump and Trudeau Make a NAFTA Deal?
The Canadian prime minister has suggested that ongoing negotiations with the U.S. over trade will continue.
Nicaragua's President Says He Wants to Meet Trump
"We can't rule...anything out as far as the U.S. is concerned. We can't rule out a military intervention," Daniel Ortega said.
Trump Asked to Meet With Iran's President Eight Times
President Hassan Rouhani's chief of staff said the current Iranian administration and the Iranian people "will not yield to pressure."
'Terroristan:' India's New Name for Pakistan
The two states have long clashed over the status of Kashmir, a disputed Muslim-majority region.
U.N. General Assembly's Most Awkward Encounters
From an on-off bromance to a British government battle, there's plenty of potential for tension in the corridors of the United Nations.
Theresa May's Britain Will Be No Haven for Refugees
If her speech at the UN is any indication, Theresa May prioritizes nationalist concerns over humanitarian ones.
Why China Is Suddenly Increasing Its Stake in the U.N.'s Troubled Humanitarian Forces
Will China's increased commitment to the peacekeeping forces be a blessing or a curse?
Abass's Shadow Boxing Won't Establish a Palestinian State
If Abbas wants to abandon the Oslo Accords, he should resign and disband the Palestinian Authority.
Putin Has a Nerve Bringing Up Ferguson
When it comes to human rights, Putin has no right to throw stones at the U.S.
Putin Has Bitten Off More Than He Can Chew
Russia's Syrian military adventure was meant to distract from Ukraine. Now Putin's fighting on two fronts.
Meanwhile in Putin's Russia, NGOs Face Oppression and Absurdity
Humans rights groups are fair game for the government, whether they're guilty or not.
Netanyahu Uses U.N. Address to Attack Iran Deal
The Israeli prime minister said that once international sanctions are lifted, "unleashed and unmuzzled, Iran will go on the prowl."
Palestinian Flag Raised at the United Nations for the First Time
U.N. members voted earlier this month to allow the Palestinian and Vatican flags to fly.
Palestinian President Says No Longer Bound by Agreements With Israel
Speaking at the U.N., Mahmoud Abbas said Israel violated the Oslo Accords.
China Leaves Rest of 'Big Five' Behind With U.N. Peacekeeping Pledge
Beijing currently has 3,000 troops on peacekeeping duty; the U.S. has less than 100.
U.K.'s Cameron to Meet Iran's Rouhani to Discuss Syria
The two leaders are to hold face-to-face talks on the Syrian conflict on Tuesday.
World Leaders Eat Lunch Made of 'Trash' At U.N.
Chefs cooked a lunch entirely made out of food that would usually have been thrown away.
Obama Meets Putin: The Likely Agenda
Asked about the talking points, a Kremlin spokesman said, "Guess in three turns."
President Obama Addresses the U.N.
Obama, Russia's Vladimir Putin and Iran's Hassan Rouhani will all address the U.N. today.
The Creative Power of Meeting Eyeball to Eyeball
Meeting face to face beats long distance telephone and video conferencing every time.
Coming Face-to-Face With Zaatari Residents at the U.N.
The Portals project has connected U.S. cities to Afghanistan, Iran and Honduras.
Spread of Ebola Poses a Security Threat, Obama Tells UN
Obama asked for more commitments to contain the disease, which has killed nearly 3,000, before it threatens global and regional security
Video Pleads for Amir Hekmati's Release From Iranian Prison
#FreeAmir campaign posts new video and heightens efforts to bring former U.S. Marine Amir Hekmati home as Iranian delegation arrives in New York
U.N Climate Summit Gains DiCaprio, Loses Key Leaders
Amid global turmoil, the secretary-general says climate change will dominate General Assembly discussion along with Ebola and ISIS.