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- 1Barbados Prime Minister Calls Out UN Veto Powers at UNGA●AFRICA BARBADOS PRIME MINISTER SILENCE VETO POWERS AT UNITED NATIONS IN NEW CITY BRIDGETOWN #UNGA
Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley drew attention at the United Nations General Assembly for remarks criticising the veto powers held by permanent members of the Security Council. Speaking on the issue from Bridgetown's perspective, her intervention has resonated widely, with many viewing it as part of a broader push by small states and African nations to reform the UN's decision-making structures.
- 2Tibet rights issues raised at UN Human Rights Council●ICT brings Tibetan children’s rights, enforced disappearances and political prisoners into focus at UN Human Rights Council
The International Campaign for Tibet is drawing attention at the UN Human Rights Council to a range of abuses affecting Tibetans, including violations of children's rights, enforced disappearances and the detention of political prisoners. The advocacy group is urging member states and UN officials to take up these concerns and press China for accountability on the treatment of Tibetans.
- 3Immigration Measures Take Center Stage in State Midterm Ballots▼Immigration on State Ballots: What’s at Stake for the Midterms
Immigration is set to appear on state ballots in the upcoming US midterm elections, with measures touching on issues such as enforcement, funding and local policy. The American Immigration Council has outlined what is at stake for voters, and the topic is drawing attention as a potential factor shaping turnout and outcomes across several states.
- 4Nigerien rights defenders urge Niger to honour UN commitments▼HRC63: Nigerien human rights defenders remind the State of its international commitments
Human rights defenders from Niger have taken the floor at the 63rd session of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, calling on their government to comply with its international human rights obligations. Speaking during the session, they reminded the State of commitments it has made under international treaties and urged concrete follow-up on rights protections at home.
- 552 States Back UN Statement on Combating Antisemitism▼World Jewish Congress Welcomes 52-State UN Human Rights Council Statement on Combating Antisemitism
Fifty-two states have issued a joint statement at the UN Human Rights Council committing to combat antisemitism, and the World Jewish Congress has welcomed the move. The organization praised the broad cross-regional support as an important signal of international resolve against rising antisemitic incidents worldwide.
- 6ICJ and HRW urge protection of Black African migrants in Tunisia and Libya▼HRC63: ICJ and HRW Call for Protection of Black African Migrants, Refugees and Asylum Seekers in Tunisia and Libya
At the 63rd session of the UN Human Rights Council, the International Commission of Jurists and Human Rights Watch jointly called for stronger protection of Black African migrants, refugees and asylum seekers in Tunisia and Libya. The organisations urged states to address abuses, including violence, detention and lack of access to asylum, and to hold authorities in both countries accountable for violations against people on the move.
- 7WBCHSE HS Environmental Studies Semester-3 Exam Held September 29●WBCHSE HS Environmental Studies Semester-3 Question Paper Answer EVS | September 29, 2026 | LIVE
Students of the West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education sat the Semester-3 Environmental Studies (EVS) paper on September 29, 2026. Coaching channels and teachers are sharing live question paper reviews and answer discussions to help candidates verify their responses and estimate scores. Bengali-language education outlets are providing detailed solutions for students across the state.
- 8Security Council President Briefs Press on Next Secretary-General Election▼President of Security Council Briefs Press on Election of Next Secretary-General
The President of the UN Security Council has briefed reporters on the process for electing the next Secretary-General of the United Nations. The briefing covered how the Council intends to manage the selection and forward a recommendation to the General Assembly, as member states and observers watch closely over the timing and candidates involved.
- 9US withdraws from European anti-corruption body GRECO●⛔️🇺🇸Following Russia and Belarus, Trump and his Republican administration leaves European anti-corruption body (more) ht
The Trump administration has announced the United States is leaving the Council of Europe's anti-corruption monitoring body, known as GRECO. The move puts Washington in the same position as Russia and Belarus, the only other non-participants, and has drawn criticism from anti-corruption advocates and European officials who see it as a setback for transparency and transatlantic cooperation on good governance.