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World News in Brief: Global economy ‘on the brink’, ending slavery, Latin America jobs update
Global economic growth will slow to 2.6 per cent in 2025, down from 2.9 per cent in 2024, as global trade and investment face growing pressure from financial volatility and geopolitical uncertainty, according to a new report by the UN Trade and Development body (UNCTAD).
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Can industrial growth and climate action go hand in hand?
Do higher living standards in developing countries have to mean more polluting, fossil-fuel dependen...
UN sounds alarm as landmine deaths rise amid funding cuts
The deadly legacy of conflicts old and new – from Gaza to Sudan and beyond – continues to kill a...
Global HIV response facing worst setback in decades, UNAIDS warns
The global response to HIV is facing its most serious setback in decades, UNAIDS warned on Tuesday, ...
A decisive turning point: Setting global industry on a fairer, greener path towards economic growth
The world moved closer to ensuring that industrial development is a net positive for people and the ...
Defying the odds: Young entrepreneurs vow to take their chances and build the industries of tomorrow
Young people make a vital contribution to the creation of industries that benefit people and the pla...
UN presents UN80 Initiative Action Plan, setting coordinated path for system-wide reforms
The United Nations outlined how it intends to advance one of its most comprehensive system-wide refo...
World News in Brief: Justice efforts in Libya, deadly attacks in Ukraine, scores killed since Israel-Lebanon ceasefire
Recent months have seen progress towards accountability in Libya, the Deputy Prosecutor of the ...
Genuine inclusion of persons with disabilities is a win for us all: Guterres
Discussions around promoting greater inclusion of people with disabilities in society topped the age...
HIV and AIDS: Despite funding setbacks, prevention sees progress
Pooja Mishra’s health kept worsening until she began treatment for HIV at age 19, two years after ...