António Guterres

Kremlin says West wrong to reject allegation but produces no evidence to support it

Western states warn results of so-called ‘referendums’ will not be recognised under international law

Biden to press Truss to reach deal with EU on Northern Ireland protocol

World View: It’s almost a decade since Fadwa Mahmoud’s husband and son were seized outside Damascus airport. She still doesn’t know what happened to them

UN nuclear watchdog says its experts found extensive damage at Zaporizhzhia facility

Official Russian reaction to former Soviet leader’s death is much cooler

‘Pakistani people are facing a monsoon on steroids’ says UN secretary general as estimates put damage from floods at more than €9.9 billion

United Nations nuclear watchdog is still waiting for clearance to visit the plant

Western leaders call for halt to fighting around Europe’s biggest atomic power plant

Ukraine launches fresh strike on Russia’s Black Sea fleet headquarters in Crimea’s Sevastopol

Russian president Vladimir Putin is losing information war, UK says

Kyiv says Moscow’s threatened shut down of Europe’s biggest atomic site could cause “catastrophe”

Kyiv hints it was behind a series of devastating strikes in occupied Crimea

At least three Ukrainian civilians reported killed in attacks over 24 hours

Moscow says it’s willing to let monitors visit Russian-occupied nuclear site

About 33,000 tonnes of corn bound for Ringaskiddy in Ireland to leave Ukraine ports Friday as Zelenskiy calls Eastern fighting ‘hell’

UN calls deal ‘a beacon of hope’ which brings relief amid fears of a global food crisis

Locals describe Boko Haram fighters killing civilians in Rann in Borno State

EU commissioner says Putin is targeting food production in bid to trigger global disruption

War in one of the world’s major breadbasket regions threatens to worsen malnutrition and hunger elsewhere

UN chief in talks on restoring Kyiv’s grain exports as tens of millions threatened

Human activities causing ‘planetary scale changes’ to oceans, atmosphere and land

Climate change, drought and war create food and water shortages, Save the Children says

Fresh effort to evacuate Mariupol civilians has begun as EU to amend oil embargo

UN co-ordinates with Ukraine, Russia and Red Cross for ‘safe passage operation’

Call for powerful international response to attack while Russia takes ‘colossal losses’

Russia kills Radio Liberty journalist in Kyiv; British aid workers detained by Russian forces

António Guterres tours Borodianka where Russian forces accused of massacring civilians

Turkish president attempts to project neutrality in geopolitical balancing act

US convenes meeting of 40 countries amid reports Finland and Sweden applying to join Nato

Commander says Russia wants southern Ukraine and route to Moldovan enclave

Satellite images show freshly dug mass graves on outskirts of besieged Mariupol

Up to 1.7 billion people facing increases in poverty and hunger, warns António Guterres

European Union moves to ban Russian coal imports and introduce further sanctions

Climate Council chair does not favour holding off carbon tax increases later this month

Conflict-related sexual violence can constitute a war crime, says Geraldine Byrne Nason

‘It’s now or never if we want to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees’

Moscow denies accusations related to killing of civilians in Bucha where mass grave found

Some escape Mariupol as Red Cross renews evacuation efforts

Ukraine calls for release of captured convoy as southern port city bombarded