UN: War Crimes May Have Been Committed in South Sudan
Human rights official says "thousands" have been killed
United Nations
Iran's Invitation to Syria Peace Conference Rescinded
After the U.S., Syrian opposition objected
Vatican: Child Abuse 'Can Never Be Justified'
Officials made the comments before the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child
Obama Administration Denies Secret Side Agreement With Iran
Implementation of nuclear deal made with P5+1 countries to begin on Jan. 20
OPCW Chief Says Security Situation in Syria is Slowing Transport of Chemical Weapons
Confident the weapons will be destroyed by the end of June
UN Chief Ban Ki-moon Says He is Alarmed By Rising Number of People Killed in South Sudan
Almost 500,000 displaced
UN's Ban Ki-moon Says Half of Syria's Population Needs Aid
The U.N. is seeking $6.5 billion for Syria
US and UK Might Rethink Supporting Rebels in Syria
Trying to pressure the Syrian National Coalition into attending the Geneva 2 peace conference
UN: 12,000 Displaced By South Sudan Violence
Around half are taking refuge at United Nations compounds
East African Leaders To Discuss South Sudan Crisis
United Nations official says "well over 1,000" people have been killed in recent violence
American and Nigerian Special Envoys Heading to South Sudan
Hundreds have been killed in wake of what President Kiir has said was an attempted coup headed by former Vice President Riek Machar
UN Envoy in Somalia Condemns Attack on Doctors Outside Mogadishu
Country relies on good will of NGOs for health services, he says
Ugly Climate Models
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change can't explain the last 15 years.
Doctors Without Borders Calls UN Humanitarian Response in CAR "Unacceptable"
Says tens of thousands of people are without the help they need
UN Says Thousands Are Fleeing South Sudan Violence
President recently claimed that his forces had stopped a coup
UN Seeks Record $6.5 Billion to Aid Syria Refugees
Part of $12.9b 2014 request for 17 countries
UN Aid Agencies Hampered By Red Tape and Threats in Syria
More than 9 million Syrians are in need of aid
Thousands Taking Refuge in Bangui Airport Amid Unrest in CAR
African Union peacekeeping force backed by the French trying to restore order
UN Inspectors: Chemical Weapons Probably Used in Four Locations in Syria This Year
Mandate bans the inspectors for putting blame on the Assad regime or the opposition
Jordan Gets UN Security Council Seat Saudi Arabia Rejected
Saudi's rejection had previously been unheard of
UN Security Council Approves Peacekeeping Force in CAR
African and French troops to participate
Paper Shows International Split in War on Drugs
South American countries want to pursue alternatives to prohibition
UN Implicates Assad in War Crimes
Human rights commissioner says there is evidence war crimes were authorized at the "highest level"
UN Panel Approves Symbolic Draft Resolution on Online Privacy Threats
Pushed by Germany, Brazil over NSA scandal
UN Committee Approves Resolution Protecting Internet Privacy
In the face of government surveillance
France To Send 1,000 Troops To CAR
Rebels who took power in March are accused of atrocities
UN Deputy Secretary General: CAR Descending Into "Complete Chaos"
Rebels took power in March
