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Yemen tanker fundraiser nets barely quarter of $144m target
Donors pledged only $38m to stop 'FSO Safer' from releasing potentially catastrophic oil spill
Stand tough against Russia-Venezuela-Iran axis, says opposition figure
Venezuelan politician Isadora Zubillaga says Tehran and Caracas are colluding against western oil sanctions
Blinken leads UN bid to fix Ukraine war food price crisis
Ukrainian farmers are struggling to sow crops and export grain through Russia's naval blockade
US asks for UN Security Council meeting on North Korea
Diplomats request talks on Wednesday after two missile tests in recent days
Irish rockers U2 back Ukraine with Kyiv metro gig
Bono and The Edge performed anthems in a metro station in the capital city
Jill Biden makes surprise visit to Ukrainian first lady
Ms Biden's unannounced meeting Olena Zelenska makes her the highest profile US figure to visit the war-torn country
UN chief to hold peace talks with Vladimir Putin in Moscow
Mr Guterres will also meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Kyiv
UN rights chief says Russia ‘tossed aside’ laws of war in Ukraine
Expanded Russian operations in eastern Ukraine expected to lead to more Mariupol-style carnage
Toxic Ukraine war politics hits climate progress, says John Kerry
Welcome to 'Ukovinpol' — a heady fusion of the Ukraine war, Covid-19, inflation and ugly politics
UN chief says ‘horror lies ahead’ as eastern Ukraine offensive starts
Antonio Guterres called for a four-day pause in fighting to help trapped civilians during the Orthodox Easter holiday
Marib truce breaches could plunge Yemen back into war, says UN envoy
A Ramadan ceasefire between rebel and government forces is only 'fragile and temporary', says Hans Grundberg
New York subway shooting suspect arrested
Mr James faces life behind bars for firing 33 shots on a packed subway carriage during the morning rush hour
Ukraine sex crimes 'should alarm us all’, Yazidi Nobel Laureate tells UN
The UN is investigating allegations of rape by Russian and Ukrainian forces during weeks of brutal fighting
Sanaa readies for commercial flights as truce raises hopes of lasting peace
Fuel ships are docking and Taez roads could reopen amid signs that a ceasefire is largely holding
UN: Economic turmoil from Ukraine invasion hitting 1.7 billion globally
Chaos in food and energy markets due to the Russian assault is affecting a fifth of humanity, UN study finds
