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The United Nations has recently come under attack from the Trump Administration and, much as it goes against the grain, it’s difficult to argue with real-estate-developer-cum-ambassador-Representative ...

Albanian smuggling gangs are using frogmen to retrieve cocaine stashed on the underside of cargo ships - as this new graphic shows. Traffickers have long been known to hide packages of drugs in ...

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Yemen’s Houthi authorities have detained about two dozen United Nations employees after raiding another UN-run facility in the capital Sanaa, the UN has confirmed. Jean Alam, spokesperson for the UN’s ...

What to do with the prince formerly known as Andrew, as we may soon call him? It’s not such a light-hearted question, because the more we learn about his association with Jeffrey Epstein, and the more ...

In early August 1965, high in the Himalayan foothills, United Nations military observers spotted convoys of buses from Pakistan crossing the ceasefire line in Kashmir, known as the Line of Control.