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United Nations

UN News interviews a wide range of people from senior news-making officials at Headquarters in New York, to advocates and beneficiaries from across the world who have a stake in helping the UN go about its often life-saving work in the field.

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  1. WHO pushes for solutions as gaps in Africa’s health data leave some unseen 6:39
  2. Thousands flee their homes once more in northern Mozambique 8:05
  3. Podcast - Fashion Diplomacy: Clothing as soft power 8:40
  4. Podcast - AI through a gender lens: How current models are exacerbating violence against women 12:30
  5. DR Congo Ebola outbreak: Vaccine trial brings new hope 10:09
  6. Podcast - Football's efforts towards inclusivity 9:05
  7. PODCAST - Learning as a ‘child of war:’ Refugee children's struggle for education 10:29
  8. As sea levels rise New York plans for ‘greater impacts to life and infrastructure’ 8:09
  9. Kenya: First group of Ebola contacts ‘graduating’ from quarantine 7:46
  10. Hormuz and Red Sea disruption squeezes food supplies, UN warns 9:10
  11. Gaza faces another winter without adequate shelter 10:15
  12. WHO and Kenya step up control measures after second Ebola case identified 8:30
  13. Contact tracing and quarantine critical to prevent Ebola spread in Kenya: WHO 13:31
  14. Syria’s new institutions take shape, but the economy is the test 11:57
  15. Fighting food waste, one meal at a time 6:49
  16. Ukraine’s health system presses on despite attacks, rising needs and looming winter 9:59
  17. Sudan: UN envoy stresses need for sustained diplomacy 10:17
  18. Sudan: El Niño threatens food security as FAO warns of critical funding shortfall 12:08
  19. UN Advocate Joseph Gordon-Levitt calls for human-centred AI rulebook 10:34
  20. UN General Assembly: ‘There’s no alternative’ to the diplomatic stage in New York 12:35
  21. UNODC chief warns technology is reshaping global crime 14:53
  22. Yemen conflict intensifies, displacing tens of thousands 8:09
  23. Nepal: With over two million tonnes of debris to clear, rebuilding ‘will take time’ 6:03
  24. ‘Their school is everything’: Palestinian children face learning crisis 14:08
  25. UNRWA: A vital lifeline for Palestine refugees amid shrinking humanitarian space 14:39
  26. Inside UNICEF’s race to deliver life-saving supplies within 72 hours of an emergency 9:05
  27. AI offers new opportunities to transform agriculture across Africa 8:57
  28. Preserving victims’ stories helps prevent hatred and division 10:55
  29. The first 48 hours: how the UN mobilises when disaster strikes 7:32
  30. Repurposing fashion in the name of world peace 4:39
  31. Ebola response must be ‘faster, longer and more’: Senior WHO official 6:36
  32. UN moves to support Colombia's earthquake response 4:16
  33. ‘We can’t stop operating,’ says top UN peacekeeper on Ebola frontline 4:37
  34. ‘Judicial work affects every element in our societies’ 12:06
  35. UN Humanitarian Air Service delivers aid - and hope - to those who need it most 9:51
  36. ‘De-escalation’ of conflict needed before ships can pass through Strait of Hormuz 6:31
  37. Studying at the UN to fight climate change at home 7:32
  38. ‘Critical minerals boom must protect Indigenous Peoples’ rights’ 5:52
  39. Helping South Sudan’s child soldiers to rebuild their lives 5:59
  40. UNDP creates AI platform to support local businesses in Zanzibar 8:15
  41. Haiti: Violence surge may signal gangs bracing for tougher security operations 8:38
  42. Stronger maternal health systems, key to ending obstetric fistula 9:21
  43. ‘Everybody has a role to play’ in AI governance, UN expert says 10:32
  44. In Ukraine, ‘the battlespace has become a lot deeper, a lot wider and a lot more lethal’ 17:52
  45. Ukraine: ‘Another night of horror for families’, UNICEF says 9:54
  46. Synthetic street drugs ‘becoming more diverse but also more dangerous’ 16:01
  47. Venezuela: Humanitarian needs will continue long after rescue efforts, says OCHA 6:10
  48. Venezuela: Beneath the rubble, the search continues 3:21
  49. Aid cuts leave women and girls increasingly vulnerable in Palestine 15:00
  50. HIV/AIDS: ‘The worst epidemic the world has ever seen’ 12:52