UN chief speaks to Venezuelan president
161
Today, 10:06
 UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres on Wednesday held a phone conversation with Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro about latest tensions in the region, the UN said. "The Secretary-General has received a phone call from H.E. Nicolas Maduro Moros, the President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, regarding the current tensions in the region," said a statement from Guterres' office. Noting that "during the call, the Secretary-General reaffirmed the United Nations' position on the need for Member States to respect international law, particularly the United Nations Charter," Guterres reaffirmed the need to "exert restraint and de-escalate tensions to preserve regional stability." |
Decision on financial support for Ukraine must be taken at 18-19 December summit, says Von der Leyen
222Yesterday, 16:20
Ukraine Plan Calls For Enhanced Military, With U.S. and European Backup
277Yesterday, 14:08
Under Ukraine security guarantees, Western troops could repel Russian forces post-ceasefire, says Germany's Merz
267Yesterday, 13:08
Iran summons Cyprus ambassador over interventionist stance
296Yesterday, 12:41
Trump: Steve Witkoff is a great dealmaker (video)
305Yesterday, 10:35
Trump adds seven countries, including Syria, to full travel ban list
302Yesterday, 10:17