The latest battle zone in the Russia-Ukraine war was in the quiet, mostly mannerly halls of the United Nations. There, in the UN’s iconic New York headquarters, the world voted on Russia’s largest invasion since World War II — revealing fractures and fissures in global support for democracy.
The UN General Assembly voted on Thursday to exclude Russia from the organization’s human rights commission. One of the voters, Serbia, says it was blackmailed over UN vote against Russia.
A war crimes tribunal led by Erik Mose of Norway has been established by the UN to probe the actions Russia has done in Ukraine.
Russia has requested a meeting of the United Nations Security Council to investigate suspected US military biolabs in Ukraine.
The UN and China stands accused of fabricating ‘mutually convenient stalemate’ over Xinjiang human rights report. Documents also showed that Chinese officials asked the UN Human Rights Council to not meet Uyghur activists.
The United Nations is funding a migrant wave into the US and the evidence of this is frustratingly overwhelming. Unlike other efforts of immigration into the country, this one is significantly more organized.
Controversial British scientist Peter Daszak has been removed from the COVID-19 commission looking at the origins of the pandemic after helping secretly denounce the lab leak theory while failing to mention his close ties to the same facility.
Erik Prince, the founder of the notorious mercenary firm Blackwater aided a mission to move attack helicopters and weapons made in the U.S., to a renegade commander named – Khalifa Hifter, in Libya. Khalifa Hifter is a U.S. citizen and formerly worked as a CIA asset. Hifter needed these helicopters
Sophisticated hackers infiltrated and hacked United Nations networks in Geneva and Vienna last year in an apparent espionage operation that top officials at the world body kept largely quiet. The hackers’ identity and the extent of the data they obtained are not known. Hackers broke into dozens of UN servers
