Boutros Boutros-Ghali, ex-U.N. chief, dies aged 93
The 93-year-old Egyptian clashed bitterly with the Clinton administration during his stint at the head of the world body from 1992 to 1996
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The 93-year-old Egyptian clashed bitterly with the Clinton administration during his stint at the head of the world body from 1992 to 1996
After call to open border to thousands displaced by Russian-backed offensive in Syria, defiant Turkish leader asks U.N., "What are you for then?"
The standards would be the first ever to impose binding energy efficiency and carbon dioxide reduction targets for the aviation sector
The West says it sees Hermit Kingdom's ballistic missile test as more of an "intolerable provocation" than Kim Jong-un's "Day of the Shining Star"
United Nations human rights panel says WikiLeaks should walk free but U.K. government calls opinion "ridiculous"
But is it a done deal? CBS News foreign analyst Pamela Falk looks at the plan
New statement from rogue nation comes as U.N. Security Council grapples with response to claim of successful nuclear bomb test
Flying out of Japan, U.S. aircraft will collect air samples off the coast of North Korea to determine exactly what kind of nuclear device went off
Draft resolution calls for peace talks between Syrian government and opposition "on an urgent basis"; negotiations could begin next month
Children in war zones traded sex acts for food with U.N. staffers, panel says, while U.N. agencies looked the other way
End of investigation, part of agreement between Iran and the West, means some questions about the alleged weapons work may never be resolved
One of the sticking points: Who should pay for damages caused by climate change?
There are some signs of progress at the Paris climate talks - but differences remain and the clock is ticking
Evaluation says most "coordinated" work on nuclear weapons was done before 2003, but activities continued to 2009
While U.S. Chamber of Commerce fights Obama's plan to cut greenhouse gases, another major chamber wants in on the COP21 action
Climate change activists have been barred from marching en masse after recent terrorist attacks; more than 140 world leaders attending U.N. climate summit
U.N. official vows attack won't impede organization's work in West African nation of Mali
France-sponsored resolution is unified message "to redouble and coordinate" programs to suppress terrorist acts by "all necessary measures"
Humanitarian committee points to Pyongyang's use of torture, rape and public executions; supports possible referral to The Hague
Iran's moves to comply with international deal on its nuclear program get a mixed official review
Agreement was motivated by the mystery disappearance of a Malaysia Airlines jetliner last year
Goal of new diplomatic process between Assad government, opposition groups would be reaching nationwide cease-fire, political transition
North Korea earns $1.2 billion to $2.3 billion annually and circumvents U.N. sanctions by sending workers overseas, investigator says
American ambassador says U.S. has confirmed missile tested last weekend was "inherently capable of delivering a nuclear weapon"
Security Council approves resolution allowing countries to seize, destroy vessels off Libyan coast involved in smuggling migrants