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Women Pioneering Global Leadership - SDG Media Zone | United Nations



Three women share an uncommon experience: standing as candidates to lead the United Nations. Having witnessed the Secretary-General selection process from within, they now come together in an intergenerational conversation to explain the complexities of the UNSG election process. With the 2026 race on the horizon and global pressure mounting, this conversation goes beyond reflection. Speakers: Susana Malcorra, President, Global Women Leaders (GWL) Voices Helen Clark, Member, Global Women Leaders (GWL) Voices Irina Bokova, Member, Global Women Leaders (GWL) Voices Moderator: Raj Kumar, Founding President & Editor-in-Chief, Devex


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Lunar New Year 2026 - UN Chief Message | United Nations



Video message by Antรณnio Guterres, Secretary-General of the United Nations, on the occasion of the Lunar New Year 2026. "Happy Lunar New Year. As we welcome the Year of the Horse, we celebrate a symbol of energy, success, and the courage to forge ahead — qualities our world urgently needs as we confront conflict, inequality, and the climate crisis. This season of renewal reminds us that, together, we can build a safer, more inclusive future. Let us continue to advance our shared commitment to peace, dignity, and sustainable development for all. May the spirit of the horse bring you health, happiness, and prosperity."


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Resilient Voices: From Poetry to Peace - SDG Media Zone | United Nations



Maryam Bukar Hassan, Nigerian spoken word artist and poet, has been named the first United Nations Global Advocate for Peace—a groundbreaking role that recognizes the power of youth voices in shaping peace and security. "Peace is not the absence of war; it is the presence of understanding," she writes, capturing the essence of her vision for a more just and inclusive world. Drawing on her lived experience with conflict, Maryam brings resilience and creativity to peacebuilding and peacekeeping efforts. Speakers: Maryam Bukar, UN Global Advocate for Peace Moderator: Melissa Fleming, UN Under-Secretary General for the Global Communications


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Peacekeepers receive Valentine's Day messages from community members | Peacekeeping | United Nations



For Valentine's Day ๐Ÿ’™, peacekeepers received heartfelt messages of appreciation from the communities they serve. In sharing their gratitude, community members recognized the meaningful difference that both uniformed and civilian peacekeepers have made in their lives through their support and commitment to security. Let’s give a round of applause to all the peacekeepers #ServingForPeace, away from their families and loved ones, working hand in hand with communities towards lasting peace. ๐Ÿ™Œ #ValentinesDay


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The UK is NOW a Far-Right DYSTOPIA (ft @TaylorLorenz )


The Kavernacle: The UK is NOW a Far-Right DYSTOPIA (ft @TaylorLorenz )

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World Radio Day: A conversation with an award-winning BBC journalist | United Nations



Ahead of World Radio Day ๐ŸŽ™️ Award-winning BBC journalist Lyse Doucet joined us in the Goals Lounge to discuss her book The Finest Hotel in Kabul—a powerful story of hope, resilience, and the people behind the headlines. Watch the full conversation on YouTube or UNWebTV


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When Radio Breaks the Silence in #Gaza



Some local radio stations in the Gaza Strip have resumed broadcasting after a suspension of nearly two years due to the war, in a move reflecting gradual efforts to revive the media landscape in the enclave, which has suffered extensive destruction to infrastructure and civilian institutions. Local radio remains critically important in Gaza as humanitarian crises persist, electricity outages continue, and access to traditional media remains difficult.


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Yemen: Half the Population Will Need Humanitarian Assistance - OCHA Briefing | United Nations



Addressing the Security Council, Lisa Doughten, Director of the Crisis Response Division of the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA) reported, “On January 29th, the de facto authorities again entered multiple UN offices in Sana’a without permission, commandeering equipment and vehicles. The de facto authorities have also continued to withhold clearances for UN Humanitarian Air Service flights to Marib. UNHAS flights into Sana’a resumed over the weekend following a month-long suspension caused by the lack of necessary clearances from the de facto authorities.” She continued, “Such interference and impediments come at a time when the humanitarian situation is more desperate than ever. This year, 22.3 million people – or half the population – will need humanitarian assistance – an increase of 2.8 million from last year. Yemen continues to face the region's most severe hunger crisis. Today, over 18 million people face acute food insecurity. Yemen is also the country with the largest number of people – 5.5 million – experiencing IPC Phase 4 emergency food security conditions or above.”


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The UK Royal Family LOVED Epstein (and Jimmy Saville)

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