United Nations
'Taiwan independence': Why China challenges the DPP's claims of democracy - opinion
As part of China, Taiwan may participate in relevant international organization activities in technical fields with the consent of China’s central government, of which there are many examples.
'Legitimazes Jihad': Foreign Affairs Ministry slams UN report accusing Israel of genocide
They sought temporary shelter from war. Twenty years later, Sudan’s refugees still can’t go home
'MAGA conservatives' dream candidate': Trump administration eyes Orban as next UN chief - report
UN verified hostages faced sexual violence in Gaza - then failed to act - analysis
The evidence of sexual violence against Israeli hostages was there. What was missing? Meaningful UN action
Farewell from the Report: reflecting on three years of upheaval - from the editor
On the third anniversary of October 7, Editor-in-Chief, Ruth Marks Eglash reflects on a year at The Jerusalem Report and bids readers farewell
Albanese apologizes for misinterpreting Nazi camp term away from original meaning of Jews
In her original statement, she said, “In fact, when they were being taken to the gas chambers, there are some accounts of life in the concentration camps saying that Jews were called ‘the Muslims.’”
Morocco-Israel ties deepen as protesters demand ‘no ambassador, no embassy’
As protesters marched against the embassy upgrade, the king’s Jerusalem agency met Palestinian leaders in the city and in Ramallah.
UN to mark 25th anniversary of South Africa's Durban Conference criticized for antisemitic rhetoric
"Durban was not a fight against racism, but a platform for antisemitism and hatred of Israel," said Israeli ambassador to the UN Danny Danon.
Ireland-Israel tensions spill into sports, and the ball is in Dublin's court now - opinion
An upcoming soccer match between Israel and Ireland is sidelining sports, engaging in foul play instead in the form of biased, anti-Israel rhetoric.
There is no ethnic cleansing in Israel and the West Bank - this is why - opinion
Statistics show the opposite, with an Arab population boom prevalent in the West Bank.
Why Iran's new push for a deal to end the war appears to be stalling - analysis
Iran proposed a plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz for a seven-day ceasefire, but the US seems uninterested as it wants something more to show from six months of conflict.
South Korean military, UN command launch investigation into DMZ explosion
Three South Korean soldiers were injured by an explosion on Monday while clearing a patrol route in the western sector of the DMZ, a heavily fortified area bordering North Korea.
Netanyahu's UNGA speech pushed Israel's military prowess over its desire for peace - editorial
Might Netanyahu not have found room for another prop besides a bee that could begin rebranding Israel not only as a formidable war machine, but also as a country dedicated to peace?
