Jin10 data reported on September 1st that the United Nations Special Envoy for Yemen, Hans Grundberg, stated on the night of August 31 that at least 11 UN staff were arrested by Houthi forces in the capital Sana'a and Al Hudaydah province. Grundberg mentioned that Houthi personnel stormed the UN office in the area and seized assets. With this incident, the total number of UN staff held by Houthi forces has reached 34, some of whom have been detained for several years. Earlier this year, a UN staff member died while in custody in northern Saada province.

Jin10 data reported on August 30th, UN Secretary-General spokesperson Dujarric warned that if Israel's military actions in Gaza City escalate further, it will deepen the humanitarian disaster across the Gaza Strip and further threaten the safety of civilian lives and the implementation of humanitarian aid operations. Dujarric also stated that in the West Bank, the violence of Israeli settlers has become one of the main factors for the displacement of Palestinians.

On August 30, Jin10 reported that on August 29 local time, United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres, through a spokesperson, issued a statement regarding the situation in Sudan, calling for an immediate ceasefire among the conflicting parties in the city of El Fasher, the capital of North Darfur state, and its surrounding areas. The statement expressed Guterres' shock at the continued attacks by the Sudan Rapid Support Forces in El Fasher, which have resulted in civilian casualties, stating that such actions constitute a serious violation of international humanitarian law. Guterres urged all parties involved in the Sudan conflict to immediately cease hostilities and take measures to protect civilians, ensure their free and safe passage, and allow humanitarian assistance to enter El Fasher safely, without obstruction, and on an ongoing basis.

Jin10 data, August 30 - On August 29 local time, Mansour, the Permanent Observer of Palestine to the United Nations, stated that the international conference to implement the "two-state solution" held in July will reconvene on the afternoon of September 22, the day before the UN General Assembly general debate this year, with the participation of multiple heads of state. Mansour indicated that the UN Security Council is currently negotiating a draft resolution regarding issues such as the famine in Gaza and Israel's promotion of the construction of settlements in the "E1 area." He hopes the Security Council will vote next week; if the draft resolution cannot pass in the Security Council, an emergency special session of the Tenth United Nations General Assembly will be requested to reconvene.

Jin10 reported on August 29 that Ukrainian President Zelensky stated on August 28 local time that he had a phone conversation with UN Secretary-General Guterres. Zelensky expressed gratitude to Guterres for his condolences and support for Ukrainian families who lost loved ones in the Russian attack on Ukraine on the 28th. During the call, both sides discussed measures to stop the killings. Additionally, they also talked about the preparations for the 80th United Nations General Assembly. Zelensky stated that Ukraine would organize important events during the assembly and looks forward to Guterres' participation.

Jin10 Data, August 26 - On August 25, local time, South Korean President Lee Jae-myung, who is visiting the United States, stated during a speech that South Korea will play a leading role in maintaining security on the Korean Peninsula and will increase defense spending. Lee Jae-myung mentioned that the increased defense budget will be used to introduce cutting-edge science and technology and assets. Regarding the security issue on the Korean Peninsula, Lee Jae-myung called for Trump to meet with North Korean Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un. Trump responded by saying that meeting with Kim Jong-un is "a very good thing," and the U.S. side will promote relevant work, believing that the U.S. and South Korea can make significant progress on Peninsula affairs. After the meeting, Trump told reporters that he hopes to meet with Kim Jong-un within this year and emphasized that both sides maintain a good relationship.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres strongly condemned the Israeli military's attack on the Al-Nasr Hospital in Gaza, called for a fair investigation, and emphasized that medical personnel and journalists should be protected in the conflict.

Jin10 reported on August 23 that Dmitry Polyanskiy, Russia's First Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations, stated on the 22nd that Russia has requested an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council regarding the "Nord Stream" gas pipeline explosion, scheduled for August 26. According to Russian media, Polyanskiy said on social media that Russia has requested an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council on the "Nord Stream" pipeline explosion, stating, "We will point out the delays in Germany's investigation and its lack of transparency towards the Security Council."

Jin10 reported on August 16 that despite being postponed for a day, the new round of global plastic pollution governance negotiations failed to reach a Consensus on the 15th local time. This round of UN negotiations was supposed to be the final round of discussions aimed at establishing the first legally binding international protocol for plastic pollution (including marine plastic pollution). However, like last year's meeting in South Korea, the negotiations once again did not yield results. It is reported that the talks have stalled on key issues such as whether to limit the exponential rise in plastic production and whether to implement global legal constraints on toxic chemicals used in plastic manufacturing.

Jin10 Data reported on August 15 that UN Secretary-General António Guterres' spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric issued a media statement on the 14th, stating that Guterres calls on the Israeli government to immediately stop plans to advance the construction of settlements in the "E1 area" of the West Bank. The statement said that the UN's position is very clear: the settlements established and maintained by Israel in the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, violate international law. The settlements further entrench the occupation, exacerbate tensions, and systematically undermine the viability of a Palestinian state as part of a "two-state solution."

Jin10 reported on August 3 that in the face of the withdrawal threat from its largest donor, the United States, UN Secretary-General Guterres is implementing a comprehensive reform plan involving a $700 million spending cut. The plan calls for a 20% reduction in spending and staffing, which will bring the United Nations' annual budget down to its lowest level since 2018, with an estimated 3,000 positions to be cut. Although the official narrative links this reform plan to the 80th anniversary of the United Nations, the scale of the cuts directly reflects the threat of the interruption of U.S. funding—traditionally, the U.S. covers 22% of the UN budget. Trump has suspended payments and withdrawn from multiple UN agencies, and a broader review is expected to lead to further funding cuts.

Jin10 data reported on August 2, the First Deputy Representative of Russia to the United Nations, Polyansky, stated at the Security Council meeting that United Nations staff are unwilling to take seriously the incidents of the Ukrainian army attacking Russian civilian facilities, which undermines the authority of the United Nations. He said: "In this case, the relevant staff of the UN Secretariat are behaving very hypocritically, choosing to pretend ignorance in such incidents and evading responsibility by claiming that they cannot verify the authenticity of Ukrainian criminal information. All of this clearly undermines the authority of our global organization."

On August 2, Jin10 reported that on August 1 local time, U.S. Special Envoy for Middle East issues, Wietkoff, and U.S. Ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, visited a humanitarian aid distribution point located in the southern Gaza Strip. This distribution point is operated by the "Gaza Humanitarian Foundation," supported by the U.S. and Israel. Since late May, this private organization has unilaterally taken over the distribution of aid supplies in the Gaza Strip, bypassing UN agencies, while the Israeli military has frequently opened fire on Palestinian civilians near the aid point.

Jin10 data July 29 news, on July 28 local time, the White House stated that U.S. President Trump is still willing to engage in dialogue with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un to achieve complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.

Jin10 reported on July 27 that the Israel Defense Forces issued a statement on the evening of the 26th, stating that the military has launched a series of aid actions including Airdrop to improve the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip. However, the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East indicated that Airdrops cannot reverse the increasingly severe hunger conditions in the area. This method is costly, inefficient, and may even endanger the lives of starving civilians. In contrast, land transportation of supplies is simpler, more efficient, and cost-effective. He called for the lifting of the blockade on the Gaza Strip to ensure that those in need can pass safely and receive dignified assistance.

On July 24, Jin10 reported that on July 24 local time, Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet sent a letter to the rotating president of the UN Security Council, Asim Iftikhar Ahmad, requesting an urgent meeting of the Security Council for intervention to end the invasion of Cambodia's sovereign territory by the Thai military.

UN Secretary-General Guterres warned that the humanitarian situation in Gaza is deteriorating sharply, and civilians need protection. He condemned the ongoing violence and mentioned that Israel must allow humanitarian aid to enter. Recent hostilities have escalated, causing the humanitarian system to be disrupted, with tens of thousands displaced once again, and emergency aid capacity severely impacted.

Jin10 Data, July 16 – On July 15 local time, UN Special Rapporteur on the Human Rights Situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territories, Albinese, condemned the United States as Israel's number one arms supplier at the "Hague Group" meeting held in Colombia's capital, Bogotá. He stated that the U.S. bears complicity for all of Israel's actions and implements "Mafia-style intimidation" against those who attempt to stop them. Albinese herself is currently under U.S. sanctions, with the U.S. citing her actions to "promote legal action against U.S. and Israeli officials, companies, and executives by the International Criminal Court" as the reason. The United Nations stated on July 10 that the U.S. move sets a "dangerous precedent" and is absolutely unacceptable.

On July 12, Jin10 reported that on July 11 local time, UN Secretary-General Guterres strongly condemned the recent resumption of attacks by the Houthi armed group on civilian vessels transiting the Red Sea, particularly several serious incidents that occurred between July 6 and 8, 2025. Guterres stated that such actions not only escalate the situation in critical maritime routes but also severely endanger the lives of seafarers. He urged the Houthi armed group not to take any actions that would obstruct rescue operations and to immediately assist with the ongoing rescue efforts.

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Jin10 reported on July 11 that on the 10th local time, the United Nations Security Council heard a briefing from the International Criminal Court regarding the humanitarian situation in Sudan, focusing on the war crimes and crimes against humanity occurring in Darfur, while also expressing concern over the cholera outbreak in Sudan. The Chinese representative pointed out that China supports maintaining international peace and security by punishing the most serious international crimes.

UN experts call for an arms embargo against Israel, stating that it is conducting a genocidal campaign in Gaza and accusing it of being responsible for "one of the most brutal genocides." Israel denies the accusations and emphasizes its right to self-defense.

Gate News bot news, according to CNN, the head of the United Nations nuclear oversight agency stated that the U.S. strikes against Iran have not caused a complete destruction of its nuclear program, and Tehran may resume uranium enrichment activities "within months," which contradicts President Donald Trump's claim that the U.S. has pushed Tehran's nuclear program back by decades.

Jin10 data reported on June 28, the mandate authorization of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon will expire in August this year. The Lebanese government has already sent a letter to the UN Secretary-General requesting the extension of the authorization of the UNIFIL until August 31 next year. On the 27th, Jean-Pierre Lacroix, the UN Under-Secretary-General for Peace Operations, stated that, given the failure to fully implement Security Council Resolution 1701 regarding the ceasefire between Lebanon and Israel, it is necessary for the UNIFIL to continue its mission.

Jin10 data on June 25th, according to Iran's Nour News: The Iranian parliament passed a bill to suspend cooperation with the UN nuclear watchdog.

Jin10 data, June 25th, local time on the 24th, UN Secretary-General Guterres welcomed the ceasefire announced by US President Trump between Israel and Iran. Guterres urged the two countries to abide by this ceasefire protocol. Guterres said that the conflict must stop, and the people of Israel and Iran have suffered too much. In addition, Guterres expressed hope that this ceasefire can be replicated in other conflicts in the region.

On June 24, local time, UN Secretary-General Guterres issued a statement through the spokesman's office, deeply shocked by the further escalation of the conflict in the Middle East, especially expressing serious concern about Iran's attack on Qatari territory on the same day. He reiterated the need for all parties to the conflict to immediately cease fighting in order to avoid further deterioration of the situation, which could lead to a humanitarian catastrophe and regional security instability.

Gate News bot message, Iranian Foreign Minister Amir-Abdollahian stated in a letter to the UN Secretary-General: We call for an immediate and decisive condemnation of the US attacks on Iran.

This week, the yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury bond has fallen by more than 7 basis points. The Trump tariff case was not prioritized for hearing by the Supreme Court. Federal Reserve officials are cautious about interest rate cuts. The UN Secretary-General warns of risks in the Israel-Iran conflict. Trump calls for decisive interest rate cuts.

According to Gate News bot, a letter seen by Reuters shows that the Israeli ambassador to the UN in Geneva expressed "strong opposition" to Iran's statements at the Human Rights Council before holding talks with European counterparts in an attempt to ease the conflict.

Gate News bot reported that according to CNN, Rafael Grossi, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, stated on Thursday that the evidence collected by the agency regarding Iran's nuclear program "is difficult to serve as a basis for any military action." Rafael said, "Any military action taken is a political decision and has nothing to do with what we say."

Gate News bot reports, according to CNN, that the head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization has threatened legal action against the head of the United Nations nuclear watchdog. In a letter shared with Iran's semi-official Fars news agency, Mohammad Eslami harshly criticized International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Director General Rafael Grossi for his "inaction" during Israel's attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities.

According to Gate News bot, North Korean state media reported on Wednesday that Kim Jong Un discussed ongoing cooperation with Moscow during talks with President Vladimir Putin's senior security assistant, Sergei Shoigu. It was previously reported that Pyongyang plans to send more military personnel to support Russia.

Jin10 data reported on June 17, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) issued a statement on the 16th, stating that many aid programs are facing threats due to funding shortages, and the agency itself has had to lay off 3,500 employees to cut costs. In addition, hundreds of temporary staff at the refugee agency will also leave. These measures will reduce personnel costs by about 30%. The refugee agency expects that by the end of this year, its available funds will be similar to what it was ten years ago, but the current number of global refugees has exceeded 122 million, nearly doubling compared to ten years ago.

Gate News bot message, on Monday, Israel attacked the Iranian national broadcaster, while the head of the UN nuclear watchdog stated that Iran's largest uranium enrichment facility was severely damaged, and Iran called on the United States for an enforced ceasefire.

Jin10 reported on June 14 that UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urged Israel and Iran to stop attacking each other and called for a diplomatic resolution to the issues. "Israel bombed Iranian nuclear facilities. Iranian missiles struck Tel Aviv. The escalation has been enough. It's time to stop. Peace and diplomacy must prevail," Guterres wrote on the social media platform "X."

According to a report from Jinse Finance, on the 13th local time, the reporter learned that Iran has withdrawn from the sixth round of nuclear negotiations with the United States. In response to a related question from a CCTV reporter, the spokesperson for the UN Secretary-General's assistant stated that Guterres continues to urge all parties to resolve existing differences through political means.

Gate News bot message, the Iranian government stated that an attack would not be possible without coordination and permission from the United States. The head of the UN verification agency should take a clear stance.

Jin10 reported on June 13 that an Israeli official stated that the United States had known about this planned operation at least a week prior. The official said that Israel and the United States "have been continuously involved" in this matter. The United States is working to rebuild regional alliances that previously helped Israel respond to Iran's earlier attacks. The official mentioned that Israel still expects that some of Iran's missiles will breach defenses.

Jin10 reported on June 13 that UN Secretary-General Guterres condemned Israel's "military escalation" in the Middle East. Guterres expressed his "concern" over Israel's actions through a spokesperson. Meanwhile, Iran and the United States are negotiating the status of Iran's nuclear program. "The Secretary-General calls on both sides to exercise maximum restraint and to avoid a deeper conflict at all costs, which is a situation the region cannot bear," said UN spokesperson Farhan Haq.

On June 5, local time, United Nations Secretary-General Guterres delivered a speech on the United Nations martyrs in 2024, calling on the international community to remember the principle of sacrifice and protection, and once again emphasized that "humanitarian costs will not become the new normal". Guterres said that in 2024, the United Nations faces extremely serious challenges, especially in the Gaza conflict, with a total of 126 United Nations staff members killed in the line of duty, including 125 UNRWA staff members – the highest number in the history of the United Nations. This is not only a sorrow for the United Nations, but also a global wake-up call – "indifference to suffering must not be allowed to become a reality." Guterres also paid tribute to UN staff still fighting in crisis zones around the world: "Your courage is admirable, and your resilience is touching." Your actions are the best memorial to the deceased. Guterres also reiterated: "There will be no wavering of our principles, no turning our backs on us."

Jin10 data reported on June 3 that the United Nations General Assembly held a meeting on the morning of June 3 local time, electing Bahrain, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Liberia, Latvia, and Colombia as non-permanent members of the UN Security Council. They will replace Algeria, Guyana, South Korea, Sierra Leone, and Slovenia, with their terms starting on January 1 next year for a duration of two years.

Jin10 Data May 27th news, a report released by a UN agency on May 26th pointed out that due to ongoing conflicts and difficulties for farmers to access their lands, the arable area in the Gaza Strip has been severely damaged, with less than 5% remaining cultivable. The local food production situation has further deteriorated, and the risk of famine has intensified.

Golden Ten Data on May 24, the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) Commissioner-General Philip Lazarini said on social media on the 23rd that the people of Gaza have been in a state of hunger and lack of basic daily necessities for more than 11 weeks, and the current aid into Gaza is a drop in the bucket. Looting and theft of aid in the Gaza Strip are frequent. Only a sustained flow of aid into Gaza can stop the situation from deteriorating further. He called for saving lives to take precedence over the military and political agenda, and the people of Gaza could no longer afford to wait.

Jin10 data May 24 news, the Commissioner-General of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA), Philippe Lazzarini, stated on social media on the 23rd that the people of Gaza have been in a state of hunger and lack of basic necessities for over 11 weeks, and the aid entering Gaza is just a drop in the bucket. Incidents of looting and theft of aid supplies in the Gaza Strip occur from time to time. Only by ensuring the continuous entry of aid supplies into Gaza can the situation be prevented from worsening further. He called for saving lives to take precedence over military and political agendas, as the people of Gaza can no longer wait.

On May 23, local time, United Nations Secretary-General Guterres issued a statement through his spokesperson to strongly condemn the shooting and death of two Israeli embassy staff in the United States in Washington, D.C., on the evening of the 21st. Guterres said there was no justification for this heinous act; He condemned the attacks on diplomats and called on the police to bring the suspects to justice. On the 22nd, the French government began to strengthen security measures in Jewish gathering places, arranging police patrols around synagogues, schools, shops, and related media and cultural activities.

BlockBeats news, on May 22, dYdX official stated that there are still over 64.4 million ethDYDX tokens that have not been migrated to the native DYDX on the dYdX chain. The final on-chain proposal to "terminate the dYdX chain cross-chain bridges" is expected to be released on June 9, 2025, at which point the un-migrated tokens may not be convertible.

The aid plan proposed by Israel and the United States to establish centralized distribution points in Gaza has faced opposition from the United Nations and several other countries. The UN believes there are already reliable plans in place and accuses the new proposal of being unjust and non-neutral, claiming it seeks to weaponize aid and could exacerbate the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

Israel and the United States' proposal to establish centralized distribution points for aid in Gaza has faced opposition from the United Nations and several other countries. The United Nations believes there are already reliable plans in place, accusing the new proposal of being unjust and non-neutral, claiming it attempts to weaponize aid and could exacerbate the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

German Chancellor Merz met with UN Secretary-General Guterres, and both emphasized that Germany's leadership is indispensable, with Guterres supporting Germany's role in international affairs. Merz again called for Israel to provide assistance to the Gaza Strip and to act cautiously. Additionally, Germany will further fund the Near East Relief and support the UN in resolving the Russia-Ukraine conflict.