Europe

Prospects for Cyprus settlement among issues raised in Ban’s talks with Greek official

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and Greece’s Foreign Minister, Dimitris Avramopoulos, discussed prospects for a settlement in Cyprus, as well as resolving the “name” dispute with the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, during their meeting today in New York.

UN rights chief urges action in disputed areas with first report on Transnistrian region

Human rights transcend borders and abuses require swift and effective action, a top United Nations official said today, following the first published report on the situation in the politically unrecognized Transnistrian region.

UN health agency confirms 10th case of Novel Coronavirus infection

The United Nations health agency today confirmed the latest case of Novel Coronavirus, bringing to 10 the total number of cases detected globally of this rare illness.

With one year to go, Ban helps kick off countdown to Sochi Winter Olympics

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon helped to kick off the one-year countdown to next year’s Winter Olympics in Sochi – the first Games to ever be hosted by the Russian Federation.

Security Council strongly condemns 'heinous' attack on US embassy in Turkey

The Security Council today strongly condemned the terrorist attack against the United States embassy in Ankara, Turkey, which resulted in one death and several injuries.