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[UN: June 26] Rescuing Sailors in the Strait of Hormuz, Macky Sall, ‘MUNGA’ Candidate & Lots More

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Winnie Biyanyima, the executive director of UNAIDS, led the UN conference on HIV/AIDS this week, during which countries adopted a political declaration reaffirming global commitments to ending AIDS as a public health threat. Speaking in the General Assembly, above, she said that countries that protect human rights achieve stronger HIV results.
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[UN: June 19] New Sec-Gen Nominees Grilled, Government Forces Killing Children & Lots More

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Secretary-General António Guterres’s “solidarity” visit to Haiti on June 16, 2026, his first visit since 2023 to the Caribbean country, which is besieged by political paralysis and armed gangs in the capital, Port-au-Prince. Although Haiti is suffering, Guterres said it can begin charting a way out if Haiti’s leaders and others invest more efforts in stabilizing the country. “There is a real proof that the international community is not fully engaged in support to Haiti,” he noted.
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[UN: June 12] Geneva’s Secretary-General Debate, World Cup Kicks Off & Lots More

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“Gamechanging Team,” image of an artwork donated by Carling Jackson, a humanitarian and artist in Vancouver, Canada, to the UN Refugee Agency. The imagined team features a lineup of soccer/football professional players and their younger selves, “each with a personal or family history impacted by forced displacement,” the agency says. The mural is displayed in the Visitors Lobby of UN headquarters in New York City.
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