The investigative website Declassified UK reveals that the former UN envoy to Yemen, Martin Griffiths, is connected with the British intelligence agency MI6.

Iran’s foreign minister calls on the United Nations to work toward lifting the Saudi sanctions and crippling blockade on Yemen.

“We have never before contemplated giving millions of hungry people no food at all. If these gaps aren’t addressed, it will simply be a death sentence for people,” Martin Griffiths has warned.

A senior UN official says he was “horrified” by reports that at least 35 civilians, including women and children, were killed and their bodies were burned in Myanmar, urging probe into the incident,.

The United Nations special envoy for Syria rejects the so-called military solution to the decade-long Syrian crisis as “an illusion.”

The UN Emergency Relief Coordinator said 23 million people in Afghanistan are battling hunger, malnourished children are teeming in health facilities, 70 percent of teachers are working without salaries, and millions of students are out of school.

Women and girls are more likely to be hungry, sick or exposed to gender-based violence as a result of the crisis in Yemen, warns a UN official