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Analysis: Public tensions between Washington and Riyadh soared after OPEC+ oil production cuts last year but the White House has since refrained from any punitive measures.

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Sheikh Hasina, who has been in power since 2009, faces skepticism from U.S. officials who worry she’s increasingly autocratic.

The United Nations System Staff College (UNSSC) and the United Nations Trust Fund for Human Security (UNTFHS) today launched the Arabic, French and Spanish versions of their joint Human Security: From Principles to Practice course.

Turkey has stepped up its drone assassination program in northeast Syria, targeting Kurdish leadership.

Analysis: Ankara's drone strikes against the Kurdish-led SDF follow widespread opposition to its planned military invasion of northern Syria, with the campaign largely tolerated by both Russia and the US.

Allies need to incorporate human security into their bilateral military assistance to Ukraine.

Kurdish officials announced renewed cooperation with the Syrian regime to fight against a potential Turkish offensive.

A new report shows the extent of Daraa's recent uptick in violence as assassinations surge in the southern province.

Kurdish-controlled region of Aleppo faces starvation after weeks-long blockade by Damascus