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Russia and China Veto Bahrain’s UN Bid to Safeguard the Strait of Hormuz

The defeat leaves no UN mandate to protect traffic through the vital oil chokepoint.

UN Security Council Clears Debate on Iran Sanctions Panel After Procedural Vote

Melania Trump Chairs UN Security Council on Children in Conflict During Iran Escalation

Melania Trump Chairs UN Security Council Session on Children and Technology During U.S.–Israel Operations Against Iran

Melania Trump to Preside Over U.N. Security Council Session on Education, a First for a Sitting First Lady

Melania Trump Chairs UN Security Council on Children in Conflict During U.S. March Presidency

Melania Trump to Preside Over UN Security Council Meeting in First for a First Lady

Melania Trump to Chair UN Security Council Session on Children and Conflict Next Week

Israel’s Foreign Minister Cites Falklands Dispute in UN Clash With UK Over Gaza and the West Bank

UN Security Council Renews Taliban Sanctions Monitoring After Report Finds Permissive Environment for TTP in Afghanistan

Germany Establishes Diplomatic Relations With Niue in Auckland Signing

UN Credibility on the Line as Guterres, India Press Urgent Security Council Reform

Argentina Freezes Assets Tied to Suspected WMD Proliferation Financing

OPCW Intensifies Syria Inspections as New Authorities Cooperate on Chemical Weapons Elimination

HHS Confirms Somalia’s UN Envoy Linked to Ohio Home-Health Firm That Drew Federal Action After Medicaid-Fraud Conviction

OAS Calls Council Session as U.S. Flies Maduro to New York to Face Charges

Somalia to Preside Over U.N. Security Council in January Rotation

Merz Reaffirms Israel Support, Warns Against West Bank Annexation as Netanyahu Readies Next Gaza Ceasefire Phase

Lebanon Presses UN to Rein In Israel After First Direct Talks in Decades

China and Russia Tighten Alignment in Moscow, Back One‑China and Vow to Counter ‘Japanese Militarism’