Embattled Russian envoy could head new U.N. counterterror office
Deal struck with Moscow could see Ambassador Sergey Kislyak, a key figure in Trump-Russia probes, crowned the U.N.'s new counterterrorism czar
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Deal struck with Moscow could see Ambassador Sergey Kislyak, a key figure in Trump-Russia probes, crowned the U.N.'s new counterterrorism czar
North Korea called the missile -- capable of reaching Japan and major U.S. military bases there -- an "answer" to President Trump's policies
U.N. humanitarian coordinator Jamie McGoldrick told reporters Monday that another 8,600 people were believed to have been infected
Japan Mission to U.N. told CBS News that request for urgent meeting was trilateral request by Japan, U.S. and South Korea
Actress talked to CBS News about the "human right to health care" and what she loves about "The Last Jedi" -- on May the 4th
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel will not sit idly by as UNESCO tries to negate its sovereignty in Jerusalem
"The more we bide our time, the sooner we will run out of it," secretary of State tells UN
Ballistic missile test follows Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's call for negotiations, not war
Tillerson chairs Security Council meeting aimed at getting members -- mainly China -- to force Kim Jong Un into talks, and avoid war
North Korea's Foreign Ministry ratcheted up the rhetoric against the U.S., echoing previous threats by North Korean diplomats
Nikki Haley's comments at the U.N. were the same day President Trump said Iran is "not living up to the spirit of the Obama-era nuclear accord"
Security Council said North Korea's illegal missile and nuclear activities are "increasing tension in the region and beyond"
“Russia is slowing this down, and it is not clear why,” one diplomat told CBS News
“In no way do we see peace in that area with Assad as the head of the Syrian government," U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley said
Security Council meeting ends with no resolution over response to Syrian attack that killed dozens
The sanctions she referred to were originally put in place under President Obama in 2014, and weren't always popular among Republicans
U.N. experts Michael Sharp of U.S., Zaida Catalan of Sweden disappeared in Congo's Central Kasai province
The U.S. will not attend a session focusing on occupied territories, citing bias against Israel
Diplomats, NGOs worry White House cuts could hit vital programs hard, and indicate a "worrying lack of commitment to human rights"
In a letter to non-profits, Tillerson says the Council "requires considerable reform in order for us to continue to participate"
Six years of war have left more than 400,000 people dead, millions homeless -- and the carnage continues
The report points to high rates of sexual violence, maternal mortality and HIV infections
Panel of United Nations experts compiles 105-page report on intricate network of dodgy financial institutions and other enablers
Day after Russia and China blocked Security Council resolution against Syria for chemical weapons, new report "shows depravity of the Assad regime"
Country has 1 of highest rates of drug use -- and production -- in world, with more than 1 million women and 100,000 children among those hooked