Geneva: UN sounds alarm as famine, fighting and aid worker detentions exacerbate crisis. Yemen is both a mirror and a magnifier of the regions volatility, he said, noting that progress toward peace is hampered by regional rivalries, cross-border dynam…
Month: September 2025
UN’s Humanitarian Work Faces Unprecedented Challenges Amid Funding Shortfalls
New York: UN’s humanitarian efforts are currently grappling with severe funding shortages and operational challenges. Tom Fletcher, head of the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), revealed that only 19 percent of the necessary …
Ukraine Records Highest Toll from Cluster Munitions for Third Year Running
Geneva: the latest Cluster Munitions Monitor more than 1,200 people have been killed or injured in Ukraine since Russia’s full-scale invasion began in February 2022. The actual toll is likely much higher, but it may take years to determine the precise…
UN’s Humanitarian Work Faces Unprecedented Challenges Amid Funding Shortfalls
New York: UN’s humanitarian efforts are currently grappling with severe funding shortages and operational challenges. Tom Fletcher, head of the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), revealed that only 19 percent of the necessary …
UN Raises Alarm Over Yemen Crisis As Famine, Conflict, and Aid Worker Detentions Intensify
Geneva: UN sounds alarm as famine, fighting and aid worker detentions exacerbate crisis. Yemen is both a mirror and a magnifier of the regions volatility, he said, noting that progress toward peace is hampered by regional rivalries, cross-border dynam…
UN Raises Alarm Over Yemen Crisis As Famine, Conflict, and Aid Worker Detentions Intensify
Geneva: UN sounds alarm as famine, fighting and aid worker detentions exacerbate crisis. Yemen is both a mirror and a magnifier of the regions volatility, he said, noting that progress toward peace is hampered by regional rivalries, cross-border dynam…