“In the so-called green zone of the COP30, numerous priests, sisters and lay Catholics will also take part in activities concerning the climate crisis debates.”
United Nations
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Government officials, scientists, business leaders, activists and others from over 190 nations will gather for the U.N.’s COP30 Nov. 10-21 in Belém, Brazil.
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The vastness of outer space offers “immense opportunity” for “cooperation and scientific discovery,” but that also brings with it “great responsibility.”
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“The cries of those in need and in vulnerable situations, especially children, are coming from too many places around the world.”
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The Holy See’s diplomat to the United Nations has called for three key priorities in addressing the global crises of poverty, conflict and climate change.
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As the world grapples with “mounting challenges,” the global community must “recommit to the foundational pillars,” a top Vatican diplomat told the U.N.
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Christian leaders in the Holy Land are pushing back against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Sept. 26 speech at the United Nations
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As some member countries have recognized a Palestinian state, Trump argued doing so would “encourage continued conflict.”
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“How can a nation say it can be a climate leader if it is trying to pass laws to open up Indigenous lands to mining?” a webinar speaker asked about …
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An independent United Nations inquiry commission has concluded Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, but a “serious weakness” in the U.N.’s Security Council could prevent taking action in accord with …
