Last Updated: September 22, 2026

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    Taliban Reaches Out to World Despite Isolation

    Afghanistan’s Taliban administration is putting all-out efforts in reaching out to as many nations as possible, even for possible working relations, in the absence of official recognition over its human rights record. Despite United Nations sanctions that also require leaders travelling abroad to seek prior exemption. The regime also has renewed the operation of Afghanistan’s.

    Ex-PM Urges Seoul–Tokyo UN Cooperation on Hormuz

    Former Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba on Wednesday called for South Korea and Japan to work together, such as at the UN level, to help reopen the Strait of Hormuz, citing deepening supply disruptions from the war against Iran that are affecting the global economy.

    UN: Healthcare Attacks Rise in Lebanon, Gaza Aid Tightens

    New York, March 31, 2026 – The United Nations has raised alarm over a sharp increase in attacks on healthcare facilities in Lebanon, highlighting the growing risks faced by medical personnel and patients amid regional instability. The report comes as humanitarian access in Gaza also tightens, exacerbating crises in multiple conflict zones. Impact on Medical.

    EU nations must have compared ‘Board of Peace’ with UN: Palestinian Ambassador to India

    New Delhi: Commenting on reports that some European countries have declined invitations to join US President Donald Trump’s proposed Board of Peace, Palestine’s Ambassador to India, Abdullah Abu Shawesh, said the decision reflects political assessments and broader concerns within Europe. Responding to question on the reasons behind the rejection by certain European nations, Abu Shawesh.

    China Declines US Invitation to Join Board of Peace, Reaffirms Support for UN-Centred Order

    China has rejected the United States’ invitation to join the Board of Peace, reiterating its commitment to the UN-centred international system.

    Situation in Sudan’s North Darfur remains ‘catastrophic’: UN

    The UN has described the situation in Sudan’s North Darfur as “catastrophic” following the fall of El Fasher. Over 60,000 people have fled amid violence, blocked aid routes, and worsening humanitarian conditions.

    India says concepts of democracy alien to Pakistan, demands end to repression in occupied Kashmir

    At the United Nations, India said democracy and constitutional ideals are alien to Pakistan, calling on Islamabad to end repression and human rights abuses in illegally occupied Kashmir.

    India elected unopposed to UN Human Rights Council

    The HRC was formed by the General Assembly in 2006, when India was elected to its first term.

    UN to host first high-level meeting on North Korea’s human rights violations

    In a circulated letter, UNGA President Philemon Yang announced a plan to convene a high-level plenary meeting on May 20 to address North Korea's human rights violations, in accordance with a relevant UNGA resolution adopted in December last year, the sources said.