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

The U.N. Human Rights Office has been seeking "meaningful access" to China's Xinjiang region over the past year.

The story of Musk offering $6 billion to the U.N. World Food Programme to help feed 42 million starving people has suddenly reemerged on social media.

A bipartisan group of 17 members of Congress is calling on the U.S to send help to Ukraine's strained healthcare system.

One of the Russian panelists said that New York City would be "completely gone with one rocket."

The next steps are clear. The United Nations should catalogue war crimes in Ukraine, collect evidence, depose witnesses and, if possible, identify perpetrators.

"We are increasingly hearing of rape and sexual violence," U.N. Women Executive Director Sima Bahous said during a U.N. Security Council meeting on Monday.

Russia has revoked the registration of over a dozen human rights groups over "violations" of Russian law.

On Thursday, 93 nations voted in favor of suspending Russia from the U.N. Human Rights Council. China and 23 other nations voted against the suspension.

The more we allow Russia to participate as an equal partner in important global institutions, the more we degrade and devalue them and the more we are complicit in Russia's crimes.

More than half of the estimated 259 million children who were not enrolled in classes before the pandemic began were boys, researchers said.

The resolution to suspend Russia from the U.N. Human Rights Council received 93 votes in support and 24 against with 58 countries abstaining.

The U.N.'s General Assembly approved a resolution to suspend Russia from the council.

Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service Director Sergey Naryshkin criticized what he described as a "Russophobic frenzy" in the West.

Zelensky said that the one thing that sets the Russian military apart from ISIS is that one is a member of the United Nations Security Council.

Ukraine is known as 'Europe's breadbasket,' but the war has turned the country 'from a breadbasket to a bread line' for millions of its people.

The new report found that carbon emissions from 2010 to 2019 were the highest in human history.

The U.S. will ask the United Nations to remove Russia from the Human Rights Council following Ukrainian accusations of killings in Bucha.

Carla Del Ponte called Putin a "war criminal" and said that probes of war crimes "must go up the chain of command until you reach those who took the decisions."

The Kharkiv Regional Prosecutor's Office said the family was targeted while driving their car in the Izium District.

The UN says 15 journalists and activists, and 22 local officials in Ukraine have been arbitrarily detained or faced "enforced disappearance."

Senior State Department official told Newsweek it's "more important than ever" that countries "deny the Russian government the ability to achieve its agenda through multilateral diplomacy."

The move comes after the U.S. expelled 12 Russian United Nations diplomats.

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

Hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians are without running water, according to the United Nations.

"It's not throwing rocks at Russian tanks or anything, but it's helping. I think that's important," the property owner said.

"Why has the Russian Federation decided to cosplay the Nazi Third Reich by attacking the peaceful neighboring state?" asked Ukrainian UN Ambassador Sergiy Kyslytsya.

A United Nations court ordered Russia to stop its invasion of Ukraine after the country said Russia violated a genocide convention.

New numbers from a United Nations agency reveal a grim aspect of the worsening humanitarian situation in Ukraine.

"I intend to pursue collaboration and transparency to move our country forward," Fathi Bashagha, one of two men claiming to be Libya's prime minister, told Newsweek.