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The Director-General of the World Health Organization pointed out that mistrust and misinformation are two major challenges that complicate the response.

Abdel-Aati stressed the pivotal importance of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.

The World Food Programme indicated that the situation in South Sudan is "critical and requires immediate intervention to save lives."

The U.S. Secret Service killed an armed young man near the White House, and another person was injured, following an exchange of gunfire that prompted a temporary security lockdown and an investigation into the incident.

Qatari Minister of State Mariam Al-Misnad discussed in London with officials from Britain and Canada ways to enhance humanitarian and development cooperation and support Gaza, Syria and Sudan.

Guterres called on the parties to abide by the truce and stop the attacks.

The Strait of Hormuz is witnessing escalating tensions amid US restrictions on Iran and accusations that Tehran is targeting oil tankers.

Qatari authorities have begun investigating the source of the projectile.

UN Commissioner Volker Turk revealed that 14 journalists have been killed since the beginning of 2026.

The demand came in a joint statement issued to mark World Press Freedom Day, which is held tomorrow, May 3.

Araghchi noted that the round of negotiations that had been planned for Islamabad did not take place as scheduled.

These contacts come as part of ongoing Turkish-Pakistani coordination aimed at supporting opportunities to reach understandings between Washington and Tehran.