United Nations Video: South Sudan, Democratic Republic of the Congo & other topics - Daily Press Briefing | United Nations
Noon Briefing by Stéphane Dujarric, Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.
Highlights:
- Secretary-General’s Town Hall
- South Sudan
- Sudan
- Security Council
- Democratic Republic of the Congo
- Occupied Palestinian Territory
- Haiti
- Financial Contribution
SECRETARY-GENERAL’S TOWN HALL
This morning, the Secretary-General held a global town hall meeting with UN staff.
He thanked staff members for their service and encouraged them to continue and persevere with their work despite various political and budget pressures.
He underscored that it’s important to stay fixed on the fundamentals and emphasized that the United Nations has never been more needed, our values have never been more relevant, and the demands have never been greater.
He also updated staff members on the financial situation of the Organization and on cash conservation measures and added that he would continue to appeal to donors to reconsider and for Member States to pay up their budget dues.
The Secretary-General reiterated his support to doing everything possible to support people in need around the world, to exercise our mandate, and to honour staff.
SOUTH SUDAN
The Secretary-General is following with deep concern the alarming situation in South Sudan.
The peacekeeping mission on the ground has called on all Parties in the country to exercise restraint and uphold the Revitalized Peace Agreement. The peacekeeping mission is also joining other regional and international peace partners in expressing alarm at the detention under house arrest of First Vice President Riek Machar.
The UN warns that this action takes the country yet one step closer to the edge of a collapse into civil war and the dismantling of the peace agreement.
The peacekeeping mission is, again, urging the President and First Vice President to resolve grievances, end the military confrontation, uphold the Revitalized Peace Agreement and take the country forward together towards the peaceful and democratic future their people deserve.
It should be clear to all that the people of South Sudan can ill afford to endure the consequences of the civil war.
As a stark reminder, 9.3 million people are already in need of some form of humanitarian assistance, with conflict, climate and the economic crisis keeping too many people on the very edge of survival.
It’s vital that the leaders of the country put the interest of the people first and foremost.
SUDAN
Turning to Sudan, the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs is following the situation in Khartoum closely, amidst the latest shifts of control in the city. They continue to receive alarming reports of reprisals by armed groups against civilians.
The UN reiterates that civilians are not a target and that all parties must adhere to their obligations under international humanitarian law and international human rights law. Serious violations must be investigated, with perpetrators held to account.
Meanwhile, the UN and its humanitarian partners are seizing every opportunity to reach people in need with vital support.
The World Food Programme says that today 1,200 metric tonnes of food and nutrition assistance were distributed to about 100,000 people in Bahri and Omdurman localities of Khartoum state. These are the first WFP aid trucks to get through to these specific areas within Khartoum since the latest round of hostilities started.
And the International Organization Migration reports that nearly 400,000 internally displaced people have recently returned to their towns and villages of origin across Al Jazirah, Sennar, and Khartoum states. However, many are returning to areas with little - to no access to - basic services, including shelter, food, and healthcare. Unfortunately, displacement from North Darfur and White Nile states has increased due to heightened insecurity.
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Published: 27th Mar 2025 06:38:39 By: United NationsUnited Nations Video: Rwanda on the Democratic Republic of Congo's Security Situation - Security Council Media Stakeout
Comments to the media by Olivier Nduhungirehe, Minister for Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of the Republic of Rwanda, on the Democratic Republic of Congo's security situation and regional process to address the situation.
Published: 27th Mar 2025 06:12:12 By: United NationsUnited Nations Video: Slavery will persist until we adopt a holistic, comprehensive & egalitarian attitude - Wole Soyinka
Remarks by Wole Soyinka, keynote speaker and Nobel Prize Laureate in Literature, during the International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade.
He said, “Until we adopt a holistic, comprehensive and egalitarian attitude to the phenomenon of slavery, I am afraid it is going to be with us for a very long time.”
Every year on 25 March, the International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade offers the opportunity to honour and remember those who suffered and died at the hands of the slavery system. The International Day also aims to raise awareness about the dangers of racism and prejudice today.
Published: 27th Mar 2025 03:45:32 By: United NationsUnited Nations Video: Ukraine: Not a day has passed without an attack against civilians - Briefing | United Nations
“Not a day has passed without an attack harming civilians,” a UN top humanitarian official said, addressing a Security Council meeting on the situation in Ukraine.
The humanitarian situation in Ukraine is rapidly deteriorating, Joyce Msuya, Acting Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs told the Security Council today (Mar 26), citing relentless civilian casualties and shrinking global support. “The situation for civilians has continued to worsen since we last briefed the Council. This, and the severe global funding cuts for humanitarian operations, including for Ukraine, is further reducing our capacity to provide life-saving aid,” Msuya said.
Since the beginning of March, Ukraine has endured daily attacks, according to Msuya. “Not a day has passed without an attack harming civilians,” she said, highlighting the March 7 strikes that killed 21 people as “one of the deadliest days this year.”
Despite recent announcements of partial ceasefires, Msuya stressed that the humanitarian impact remains severe. “We welcome the announcements of an energy infrastructure ceasefire, as well as negotiations to ensure safe navigation in the Black Sea,” she said. “However, as the cold weather persists, the impact of past attacks on energy infrastructure continue to affect civilians’ access to electricity, gas, heating and water, threatening the lives and well-being of the most vulnerable.”
UN estimates indicate that 640,000 women and girls may lose access to critical gender-based violence services due to funding cuts. “Psychosocial support and safe spaces will no longer be continued, according to the UN Population Fund,” Msuya warned.
She also raised alarm over 1.5 million civilians in Russian-occupied areas of Donetsk, Kherson, Luhansk, and Zaporizhzhia, where humanitarian access remains severely restricted. “We remain unable to reach these people at any adequate scale,” she said.
U.S. Deputy Ambassador Dorothy Shea reiterated American support for Ukraine while welcoming progress toward a ceasefire. “Russian forces have destroyed homes, schools and medical facilities, and forcibly transferred thousands of Ukrainian children to Russia,” she said. “We welcome the proposed partial ceasefires on strikes against energy infrastructure and in the Black Sea agreed to in principle by the leaders of both sides, if fully implemented, these agreements will be an important first step on the path to peace.”
Russia’s representative Dmitry Polyanskiy confirmed that Moscow and Washington had agreed on steps to resume the Black Sea initiative, focusing on safe navigation and non-militarization of commercial vessels. He emphasized that the deal is contingent on lifting certain Western sanctions. “These are aimed at lifting sanctions on the Russian State Agricultural bank and other Russian financial organizations,” including connecting these banks to the SWIFT system, Polyanskiy said.
Ukraine’s Deputy Representative Khrystyna Hayovyshyn reaffirmed Kyiv’s position. First, we will not recognize any temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine as Russian. Second, we will not agree to any foreign dictate regarding the structure, number and other characteristics of the Defense Forces of Ukraine. Third, we will not accept any restrictions on Ukraine's sovereignty our domestic and foreign policies, including on the choice of alliances that we would like to join.”
Published: 27th Mar 2025 03:00:58 By: United NationsUnited Nations Video: Pact for the Future a Key to Global Progress, From Peace to AI – UN Chief's remarks | United Nations
Facing the challenges of today’s world, Secretary-General António Guterres said that the Pact for the Future is an “essential” part of a constant renewal, reiterating that “we cannot dilute our efforts.”
The Secretary-General today (26 Mar) reported on the Organization’s efforts since the Pact was adopted and outline the work ahead in four key areas.
First is peace and security. Guterres said, “United Nations peace operations help safeguard people and communities in some of the most desperate corners of the world,” highlighting that the Pact represents a commitment to strengthen tools to prevent and address conflict, and ensure that the UN’s peace efforts respond to new and emerging threats.
The UN chief added that the world body is progressing on a review of all forms of Peace Operations — as requested in the Pact.
He said, “Our recent proposals to the Security Council regarding Haiti are a case in point where new approaches can be developed to complex security challenges.”
“The review will be an opportunity to help adapt peace operations to today’s realities, and ensure they’re guided by clear and sequenced mandates that are realistic and achievable — with viable exit strategies and transition plans,” Guterres added.
He noted that it will also recognize the limitations of UN’s operations where there is little or no peace to keep.
Second is financing for development. The Secretary-General said, “we will continue advocating to increase the lending capacity of Multilateral Development Banks, making them bigger and bolder.”
“This includes both stretching their balance sheets and recapitalization,” he explained.
Guterres also noted to ensure that concessional finance is deployed where it is most needed. “This includes both stretching their balance sheets and recapitalization,” he said.
“Many of these actions depend on decisions of other multilateral institutions and of Member States, but we will not relent in our constant advocacy for what the Pact for the Future has clearly indicated as the way to pursue,” Guterres reiterated.
Moving onto youth and future generations, the UN chief highlighted that the efforts must deliver for young people and the generations to come.
He said, “With the Pact’s adoption, we’re now progressing towards establishing a Youth Investment Platform to ensure that national funding mechanisms and investment platforms are focused on the needs of young people.”
Guterres added that the UN is developing core principles to strengthen youth engagement across its work at the United Nations — “including by broadening the representation of younger colleagues within our organizational structures.”
On technology, the UN chief noted that the Organization is implementing the Global Digital Compact’s calls to close all digital divides and ensure all people benefit from a safe and secure digital space.
Artificial Intelligence is a particular focus, he stated.
He said, “We’re developing a report on innovative voluntary financing options for AI capacity-building to help the Global South harness AI for the greater good, taking into account the recommendations of my High-Level Advisory Body.”
At the Summit of the Future on 22 September 2024, world leaders adopted a Pact for the Future that includes a Global Digital Compact and a Declaration on Future Generations. This Pact is the culmination of an inclusive, years-long process to adapt international cooperation to the realities of today and the challenges of tomorrow. The most wide-ranging international agreement in many years, covering entirely new areas as well as issues on which agreement has not been possible in decades, the Pact aims above all to ensure that international institutions can deliver in the face of a world that has changed dramatically since they were created.
Published: 27th Mar 2025 01:30:13 By: United Nations
CNN Video: Signal scandal lawsuit, US jobless claims, alleged MS-13 leader’s arrest & more
We start with details on an upcoming emergency hearing over the fallout from a controversial group chat that included a journalist. We’re hearing from three major US trading partners about President Trump’s auto tariffs. European leaders have stated their positions about whether to lift Russian sanctions. A wave of federal workers is entering a frozen labor market. Plus, the federal government is cracking down on foreign gang members in the US.
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Published: 27th Mar 2025 07:02:43 By: CNNCNN Video: Tennessee lawmakers clash over gun law repeal
A Tennessee State representative got into a heated confrontation with another state representative over a gun bill repeal during a committee meeting. #cnn #news
Published: 27th Mar 2025 06:31:13 By: CNNCNN Video: RFK Jr. announces the name of a new health org. he created
The US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced it is cutting 10,000 full-time employees across various health agencies. This comes on top of 10,000 employees who’ve left voluntarily, shrinking the workforce from about 82,000 full-time employees to 62,000. In its announcement, HHS said it will consolidate from 28 to 15 divisions, including a new Administration for a Healthy America, and will reduce regional offices from 10 to five. CNN's Meg Tirrell reports. #CNN #News
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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) told a Sky News reporter from the UK to “go back to your country” when she asked about the recent Signal group chat controversy. #cnn #news
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Ever since news broke on Monday that top Trump officials discussed US military attack plans in a group chat that inadvertently included a journalist, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has projected unflinching confidence. By Wednesday, however, other defense officials were increasingly skeptical of that, especially after The Atlantic magazine revealed the details that Hegseth shared in the Signal chat about the pending strike on Houthi rebels in Yemen, including the timing and types of aircraft. #CNN #News
Published: 27th Mar 2025 05:53:20 By: CNN
BBC News Video: US immigration officials arrest Turkish student. #US #Turkey #BBCNews
Published: 27th Mar 2025 06:42:20 By: BBC NewsBBC News Video: Six dead and 39 rescued after tourist submarine sinks in Red Sea, says Egyptian governor | BBC News
Six tourists have been killed and 39 rescued when a submarine sank in the Egyptian Red Sea, the local governor confirmed .
The accident happened around one kilometre off the coast of Hurghada.
The governor said the tourists were from Russia, Norway, Sweden, and India - all six who died were Russian.
In November, a tourist boat called the Sea Story sank in Hurghada, leaving 11 dead or missing - including a British couple - and 35 survivors.
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Published: 27th Mar 2025 06:39:36 By: BBC NewsBBC News Video: NewJeans tell BBC why they spoke out | BBC News
"It took a huge amount of courage to speak out.”
The BBC did two interviews with NewJeans, before and after a court blocked their attempt to leave their record label, in a case that rocked the K-pop industry.
NewJeans made a decision in November to part ways with Ador, the label that launched them. Hanni, Hyein, Haerin, Danielle, and Minji's move caught the attention of South Korea and fans worldwide.
They alleged mistreatment, workplace harassment and an attempt to "undermine their careers", which Ador denies. It sued to enforce their seven-year contract, which is set to expire in 2029, and sought an injunction against any commercial activities by the group.
On Friday, a South Korean court granted it, ordering NewJeans to stop all "independent" activities, including song releases and advertising deals, while the case was still under way. NewJeans has since challenged the injunction in court.
Friday's ruling was a "shock", the group told the BBC.
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Published: 27th Mar 2025 04:00:11 By: BBC NewsBBC News Video: Analysis: Did Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese change women's basketball? | BBC News
Last year was the first time in US college basketball history that the women's championship game drew more viewers than the men's.
Does the recent success of women's college basketball hinge on big names or can it build on the momentum that has come with more eyes and promotion?
ESPN's Monica McNutt and BBC special correspondent Katty Kay discuss the staying power of women’s sport.
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Published: 27th Mar 2025 03:23:43 By: BBC NewsBBC News Video: Thousands of jobs at risk as British Steel threatens closure | BBC News
British Steel is launching a consultation that could see the closure of its two blast furnaces at Scunthorpe, in England, putting up to 2,700 jobs at risk out of a workforce of 3,500.
The company said the blast furnaces were "no longer financially sustainable" due to tough market conditions, the imposition of tariffs and higher environmental costs.
The BBC understands British Steel was expecting a £1bn injection of government money to keep the business going, but was offered £500m.
The Prime Minister's official spokesperson said the government had made a "generous offer" to British Steel and it would continue to work with the company and its Chinese owner Jingye to secure its future.
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Published: 27th Mar 2025 02:32:45 By: BBC News
ODN Video: Kristi Noem Issues Stark Warning In Front of Inmates at El Salvador Mega-Prison
This was the bizarre moment US Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem posed in front of deported Venezuelans at a notorious prison in El Salvador to reinforce Donald Trump's immigration crackdown.
The politician toured the Terrorism Confinement Centre (CECOT) on Wednesday which is holding members allegedly associated with the Tren de Aragua gang, according to US authorities.
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Published: 27th Mar 2025 05:28:16 By: On Demand NewsODN Video: Viral Moment Marjorie Taylor Greene Explodes at British Reporter Over Signalgate
That was the moment US Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene had a hostile exchange with a British Sky News journalist.
When Martha Kelner told her she was from the UK, Taylor Greene launched into an angry verbal attack.
Republicans are facing scrutiny after senior officials accidentally shared sensitive military information about a planned attack on Yemen in a Signal group chat that included a journalist.
Here is the full altercation.
Report by Karimah Bangura.
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Published: 27th Mar 2025 11:33:04 By: On Demand NewsODN Video: Helicopter Pilot Dies Battling South Korea’s Devastating Wildfires
South Korea is battling “unprecedented”
wildfires that have killed at least 24 people,
with the death toll expected to rise.
Areas mostly affected are Uiseong, Andong, Cheongsong, Yeongyang and
Yeongdeok, according to authorities.
The National Fire Agency said at least
26 people have been injured,
with 12 in critical condition.
Among the dead was a pilot following a
firefighting helicopter crash on Wednesday, during efforts to contain the
fires near the town of Uiseong.
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Published: 26th Mar 2025 03:23:49 By: On Demand NewsODN Video: LIVE: UK Chancellor to Deliver Major Update on Defence Spending
An extra £2.2 billion will be commited to the UK's defence over the next year, Rachel Reeves is set to announce in her Spring Statement.
The chancellor will say the UK must "move quickly in a changing world" to up its defence commitment, when she makes the statement in the Commons on Wednesday.
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Published: 26th Mar 2025 01:35:06 By: On Demand NewsODN Video: Shocking Footage Shows Police and Protesters Clash in Turkey for Sixth Night in a Row
Protesters flee from a hail of rubber bullets as clashes erupt with police in Turkey.
Protests have intensified across Turkey following the arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, a key rival to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, shortly before he was due to be confirmed as a presidential candidate.
Clashes broke out on Monday as police used water cannons, tear gas, and plastic bullets to disperse protesters in Istanbul, Ankara, and Izmir.
Crowds have gathered outside Istanbul City Hall for six consecutive nights, with demonstrators calling for Imamoglu’s release.
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CBC Video: Carney speaks from Ottawa as auto tariffs loom
Prime Minister Mark Carney is speaking from Ottawa, a day after President Donald Trump announced his plan to tariff vehicles imported into the U.S.
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Dugald Maudsley of Elections Canada answers your questions about the upcoming federal election, including voting eligibility and the addition of more seats to the House of Commons.
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Documents contained in a freedom of information request reveal that B.C.'s plan to be a leader in hydrogen technology has hit roadblocks. As Michelle Ghoussoub reports, a slew of major projects are on pause — or even cancelled.
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Callum La Roi is a first-time, undecided voter who said he’s unsure which party he’ll vote for in the federal election. La Roi says he wants to see politicians “be positive about what Canada is” during a time of heightened nationalism.
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Published: 27th Mar 2025 05:20:17 By: CBC News
International Video: South Korea: Wildfires leave four dead
Huge wildfires in South Korea have left at least four people dead.
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Authorities said 9,000 staff and 105 helicopters had been deployed to tackle the flames.
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Published: 24th Mar 2025 05:52:27 By: Channel 4 NewsInternational Video: Tate brothers to Romania to report to police
Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan have attended a police station in Romania after returning from the United States.
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The brothers are under investigation in Romania on accusations of forming an organized criminal group, human trafficking, trafficking of minors, sexual intercourse with a minor and money laundering. They have denied all wrongdoing.
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Published: 24th Mar 2025 02:19:11 By: Channel 4 NewsInternational Video: Turkey: Istanbul mayor appears in court on charges of corruption and terrorism
The Mayor of Istanbul has appeared in court on charges of corruption and terrorism, as protests continue in cities across Turkey against his arrest. Ekrem Imamoglu - who's a key opposition leader - denied the charges and said he and his colleagues were faced with "unimaginable accusations and slanders".
In the past few days, hundreds of protestors have been arrested - while police used rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse some of the crowds.
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Published: 22nd Mar 2025 06:26:47 By: Channel 4 NewsInternational Video: IDF says it has killed the head of Hamas' military intelligence in Gaza
Israel's military says it's killed the head of Hamas' military intelligence in southern Gaza.
The defence minister has ordered troops to advance deeper into Gaza, while intensifying strikes from the air, land and sea.
Israel Katz warned that they will seize more territory and annex it if Hamas doesn't free the last hostages.
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Published: 21st Mar 2025 07:30:36 By: Channel 4 NewsInternational Video: Presidential palace retaken by Sudan's army
The Sudanese army are celebrating in Khartoum after retaking the presidential palace.
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This marks a symbolic victory for the army during their two year conflict against their former allies, the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces. The RSF still control other regions and parts of western Darfur, meaning the war is far from over.
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Published: 21st Mar 2025 06:10:18 By: Channel 4 News
