Health
High prices and funding cuts stall HIV prevention revolution
High prices and funding cuts stall HIV prevention revolution Why it matters 1.2 million people acquired HIV and 570,000 died from AIDS-related illnesses...
After war took her leg, this Ukrainian gymnast refused to give up
After war took her leg, this Ukrainian gymnast refused to give up After surviving a Russian attack that claimed her leg, Sasha now...
Gaza: Dialysis patients face grueling hospital journey by donkey cart
Gaza: Dialysis patients face grueling hospital journey by donkey cart The elderly man sits in a wheelchair mounted on a donkey-drawn cart, with...
Syria’s hopes for renewal hinge on rebuilding trust, lives and livelihoods
Syria’s hopes for renewal hinge on rebuilding trust, lives and livelihoods Across Syria, the scars of war remain etched into communities that have...
UN chief hails Syria’s ‘moment of possibility’ on first visit since fall of Assad regime
UN chief hails Syria’s ‘moment of possibility’ on first visit since fall of Assad regime Calling Syria “today the pillar of stability of...
‘I am somebody’: Street-smart youth take their declaration to the UN
‘I am somebody’: Street-smart youth take their declaration to the UN The two young leaders, both alumnae of Street Child United (SCU), were...
International Criminal Court Prosecutor Karim Khan dismissed
International Criminal Court Prosecutor Karim Khan dismissed 24 July 2026 Law and Crime Prevention Member States of the International Criminal Court dismissed its...
‘Women do not stop giving birth in an emergency’ – one month after Venezuela quakes
‘Women do not stop giving birth in an emergency’ – one month after Venezuela quakes 24 July 2026 Women One month after twin...
Security Council debrief: Race for critical minerals intensifies amidst warnings of conflict
Security Council debrief: Race for critical minerals intensifies amidst warnings of conflict They are all essential as part of the global shift away...
‘Judges should be superhuman’: The invisible burden behind the bench
‘Judges should be superhuman’: The invisible burden behind the bench When conflict erupts, disasters strike or political crises unfold, courts are among the...