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The United Nations asked nine countries, all of which have experienced significant outbreaks of the COVID-19 virus, to delay rotations of the peacekeeping Blue Helmets by three months

Coronavirus: UN Asks 9 Countries To Delay Peacekeeper Rotations

Coronavirus: UN asks 9 countries to delay peacekeeper rotations

IMF Chief Calls For All-out Offensive To Counteract Epidemic

IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva and World Bank Group President David Malpass bump elbows at the end of a joint press briefing on COVID-19 where they called for an all-out, coordinated global response

IMF chief calls for all-out offensive to counteract epidemic

Global Growth To 'Dip Below' Last Year's Rate: IMF Chief

International Monetary Fund chief Kristalina Georgieva has warned that the coronavirus epidemic is putting the brakes on growth in the world economy

Global growth to 'dip below' last year's rate: IMF chief

The UN's envoy to Libya Ghassan Salame on Monday said he was resigning over health reasons nearly three years after taking up the post

UN Libya Envoy Salame Steps Down

UN Libya envoy Salame steps down

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IMF growth forecasts issued in January did not factor in a potential slowdown in China

IMF Warns China Virus Hitting A Fragile Global Economy

IMF warns China virus hitting a fragile global economy

International Monetary Fund managing director Kristalina Georgieva at the Global Women's Forum in Dubai

Coronavirus Could Damage Global Growth In 2020: IMF

Coronavirus could damage global growth in 2020: IMF

King Philippe of Belgium speaks at a Security Council meeting of the United Nations

Belgian King Makes Rare Speech By Monarch To UN Security Council

Belgian king makes rare speech by monarch to UN Security Council

Several sets of international sanctions have been imposed on Pyongyang, limiting its oil imports and banning its exports of coal, fish and textiles

Pyongyang Still Importing Oil, Cars, Alcohol Illegally: UN

Pyongyang still importing oil, cars, alcohol illegally: UN

Without Reforms, Gulf Oil Wealth Could Vanish By 2034: IMF

Without reforms, Gulf oil wealth could vanish by 2034: IMF

Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen (C) joins hands with Vice President-elect William Lai (L) and current Vice President Chen Chien-jen at campaign headquarters in Taipei on January 11, 2020; she was re-elected in a lopsided vote seen as a blow to China

Coronavirus Update: Taiwan Clashes With WHO And China Over Data Confusion

Taiwan has condemned WHO for lumping it with China in its virus reporting

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres supports a two-state peace plan for Israel and the Palestinians based on UN resolutions

Guterres: UN Safeguards International Law In Mideast

Guterres: UN safeguards international law in Mideast

International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva said she never knew she could negotiate for a higher salary

Too Soon To Tell Economic Impact Of Virus On China: IMF Chief

Too soon to tell economic impact of virus on China: IMF chief

Taiwan is a significant regional air travel hub

Twitter Row Over Taiwan Virus Response Hits UN Aviation Body

Twitter row over Taiwan virus response hits UN aviation body

Infographic: Quo Vadis World Economy?

The IMF remains relatively optimistic compared to other major forecasting organizations, however, none of which expect the world economy to bounce back as quickly in 2020 and 2021 as the IMF does.

Libya has been torn by fighting between rival armed factions since a 2011 NATO-backed uprising killed dictator Moamer Kadhafi and toppled his regime

Libya 'Needs Foreign Interference To Stop': UN Envoy

Libya 'needs foreign interference to stop': UN envoy

Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Kristalina Georgieva said access to the financial services sector can help address income inequality

US, China Have Long Way To Go To Resolve Trade Friction: IMF Chief

US, China have long way to go to resolve trade friction: IMF chief

Protestors shout anti-government slogans outside a mass graveyard during the commemorative ceremonies of Haiti's 10th earthquake anniversary on the outskirts of Port-au-Prince, on January 12, 2020

UN Chief Calls On Haiti To 'Resist Escalation' 10 Years After Quake

UN chief calls on Haiti to 'resist escalation' 10 years after quake

The Antarctic peninsula is one of the regions on Earth that is warming the fastest

Extreme Weather: How Hot Was 2019? Latest Research Confirms Climate Change Fears

The results were reached after multiple science and weather agencies from around the world compiled research on 2019's global temperature and temperature changes over the last decade.

Sri Lanka Army troops en route to Mali to join the UN peacekeeping mission there in November 2019

US Calls For Cut In UN Peacekeeping Forces In Mali

US calls for cut in UN peacekeeping forces in Mali

An economic crisis has fueled street protests in Lebanon, which fell behind in its payment of UN dues

Lebanon Regains UN Voting Rights After Paying Arrears

Lebanon regains UN voting rights after paying arrears

Lebanon is facing its worst economic crisis since the 1975-1990 civil war

Lebanon 'Regrets' Loss Of UN Voting Privilege

Lebanon 'regrets' loss of UN voting privilege

Members of the United Nations Security Council participate in a meeting titled "Maintenance of International Peace and Security" in New York City

UN Security Council Declares Commitment To 'International Law' As Tensions Flare

UN Security Council declares commitment to 'international law' as tensions flare

Since mid-2019, Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif and other Iranian officials have faced strict restrictions on their movement when they are in the United States, including for meetings at UN headquarters in New York

Zarif Says Informed By UN That US Has Denied Him Visa

Zarif says informed by UN that US has denied him visa

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres's remarks appeared aimed, at least in part, at Washington and Tehran

UN Chief Calls For Restraint Amid Rise In Global Tensions

UN chief calls for restraint amid rise in global tensions

South China Sea: Malaysia Wants To Extend Claim In Challenge To China

Malaysian Foreign Minister Saifuddin Abdullah told reporters on Friday that the country will stand behind a December 12, 2019 claim made to the United Nations (U.N.) to stretch its boundaries beyond the normal 200 nautical miles.