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Saudi Arabia welcomes Yemen prisoner-swap deal

Saudi Arabia welcomes Yemen prisoner-swap deal

  • UN’s special envoy to Yemen announces that warring parties in the country have agreed to exchange more than 1,600 conflict-related detainees
  • Saudi Foreign Ministry says the deal will help alleviate humanitarian suffering and enhance prospects for stability in the war-torn country
By Arab News ·
UN envoy announces deal to release more than 1,600 Yemen conflict detainees

UN envoy announces deal to release more than 1,600 Yemen conflict detainees

By Arab News ·
UN rights chief urges Israel to repeal law creating special court for Oct. 7 suspects

UN rights chief urges Israel to repeal law creating special court for Oct. 7 suspects

By Arab News ·
UN envoy praises KSrelief aid efforts in Sudan

UN envoy praises KSrelief aid efforts in Sudan

By SPA ·
UN slams child death toll from Israel’s West Bank operations

UN slams child death toll from Israel’s West Bank operations

By AFP ·
UN experts condemn Israel’s interception of Gaza aid flotilla, demand activists’ release

UN experts condemn Israel’s interception of Gaza aid flotilla, demand activists’ release

By Arab News ·
Digital Government Authority and UN to establish center in Riyadh

Digital Government Authority and UN to establish center in Riyadh

By Arab News ·
Saudi envoy to UN meets UNICEF official

Saudi envoy to UN meets UNICEF official

By Arab News ·
Iran’s highly enriched uranium most likely still at Isfahan site, UN nuclear chief says

Iran’s highly enriched uranium most likely still at Isfahan site, UN nuclear chief says

By AP ·
Iran has executed 21, arrested 4,000 since start of Mideast war: UN

Iran has executed 21, arrested 4,000 since start of Mideast war: UN

By AFP ·
Pakistan warns UN of surge in disinformation, Islamophobia in global digital space

Pakistan warns UN of surge in disinformation, Islamophobia in global digital space

By Arab News Pakistan ·
UN Security Council sanctions brother of Rapid Support Forces leader over atrocities in Sudan

UN Security Council sanctions brother of Rapid Support Forces leader over atrocities in Sudan

By Ephrem Kossaify ·
US, Iran clash at UN after Tehran gets nuclear non-proliferation role video

US, Iran clash at UN after Tehran gets nuclear non-proliferation role

By Reuters ·

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