UN Security Council
Un security council backs moroccan autonomy plan for western sahara
The UN Security Council recommended in a Friday resolution that Western Sahara become an autonomous region under Moroccan sovereignty to end a 50-year conflict. Eleven members voted in favor, while Algeria abstained from the vote. The decision has elicited mixed reactions.
Un condemns rsf atrocities in sudan's el fasher
The UN Security Council has condemned mass killings and human rights violations by the Rapid Support Forces in El Fasher, Sudan, following the city's seizure after an 18-month siege. Reports detail over 1,500 deaths, including hundreds at a hospital, amid a worsening humanitarian crisis. Diplomats urged an end to external support fueling the conflict.
Egypt warns non-compliance with Sharm El-Sheikh peace agreement risks catastrophe
Egypt's Permanent Representative to the UN Security Council, Ambassador Osama Abdelkhalek, warned that failing to implement the Sharm El-Sheikh peace agreement could lead to catastrophe. He described the summit as a decisive historical step to end a painful, winless war and start a new chapter for peace in the Middle East. He affirmed Egypt's ongoing efforts to support the agreement and urged all parties to honor ceasefire pledges and ensure unimpeded humanitarian aid for Palestinians.