All news on the topic: Antonio Guterres

The World Risk Poll Resilience Index 2024 has been published, revealing that humanity's general resilience to disasters dropped between 2021 and 2023, increasing people's vulnerability in the face of climate-related disasters and other shocks.

A senior member of Hamas - the number three in the entire network, according to reports - has been killed after an Israeli air-strike hit a Nuseirat refugee camp in Central Gaza

Despite protests from a majority of countries as well as experts and civil activists, the agreement reached at the Cop28 summit did not include a promise to reduce fossil fuel use

Israel Defence Forces rounded up scores of men, described in the Israeli media as Hamas fighters who had surrendered, lined them up, and stripped them to their underwear

Little Emily Hand, whos is nine years old, is one of the child hostages that Hamas snatched from Israel during its bloody October 7 massacre, which saw more than 1,200 Israelis slaughtered

Iran is being put under international pressure for its extensive use of the death penalty for crimes including adultery, sodomy, murder, rape, armed robbery, kidnapping and drug traffickin

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT The aid organisation says Israel’s bombs have killed 2,360 children in less than three weeks, as a doctor in the war-torn region says it 'makes hell look like a tea party'

Israeli hostage freed by Hamas abductors say they treated her 'with softness and supplied all our needs' but also recalled the hellish torment of the moment she was snatched

One of a number of severe results of climate change will be rising sea levels - this could see swathes of the UK's coastline affected, drawing once popular hotspots underwater

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) published its sobering report warning of 'increasingly irreversible losses' if we don't do more to stop temperatures rising

Rachael Bletchly says as the days passed after the tragic earthquake earlier this week, images of children being rescued in Turkey and Syria brought tiny flickers of hope amidst the darkness

Thousands of Jair Bolsonaro supporters bypassed security barricades, climbed on roofs, smashed windows and invaded Brazil's Three Powers Square after his rival was inaugurated