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Antonio Guterres said both sides had suffered losses and the killing must end.

The UN Command found an active North Korean mine south of the border.

The Israeli leader used his address at the United Nations to denounce Israel's critics.

It is rare that a visiting Israeli leader is not invited to the White House.

OPINION: New Zealand should push for global rules to manage AI's biggest risks.

Developing countries are expected to suffer the greatest heat-related toll.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian struck a defiant tone at the UN.

Trump urged allies to pressure Iran and vowed to block a nuclear weapon.

The US President wants his Ukraine counterpart to ease up on attacks as fuel prices soar.

Saudi Arabia says it intercepted a Houthi missile targeting Riyadh.

The Human Rights Council lists the February 28 deadly strike on a school as an example.

OPINION: Poland’s ambassador to NZ challenges Russia and China’s account of World War II.

Washington cited the PLO and PA's failure to reform and support peace.

Ebola is still spreading in the DRC, but WHO sees signs of improvement.

'The momentum and connections built will continue,' Whangārei mayor says.

Scientists warn a strengthening El Niño could drive more heat and extremes.

The UN has agreed on a definition for autonomous lethal weapons but Massey University's John Battersby says a treaty to govern their use will be difficult. Video/ Ryan Bridge TODAY

An atomic energy expert said the reactor was capable of making weapons-grade material.

Africa appears larger on Equal Earth, while Europe and North America have shrunk.

Both men were in stable condition after being flown to a Kathmandu hospital.

OPINION: Russia, China and the US are all increasingly lawless on the global stage.

Researcher says the 'immediate task' is to accelerate cuts to greenhouse gas emissions.

US strikes on Iran and Tehran’s retaliation ended weeks of relative calm.