The United States will continue to work towards a swift and durable end to the war through our support for ceasefire and ...

I just had the opportunity to meet Eliya and Ziv just outside, and I want to start today with talking about you all. What you two endured is just—I think it's completely unimaginable to any normal ...

We agree with the secretary-general on the collective need to focus on ensuring the partnership is mutually reinforcing, more responsive, and more effective for the people they serve.

The United States strongly supports continued common-sense reforms that prioritize efficiency, accountability, and good ...

Reform cannot stop at posts and budget lines. Elimination of duplicative functions must become routine practice, not a ...

Article 25 requires members to “accept and carry out” Council decisions. The 1737 Committee exists for exactly that purpose: ...

You probably heard the old line: the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a much different result. And I think that line could certainly have applied to ...

The global refugee and asylum system, however, cannot be sustained without significant reforms.  UNHCR’s most urgent priority ...

My sincere thanks to the Republic of France, as president of the Council. Distinguished colleagues, I am grateful for another opportunity to discuss the most consequential technological development of ...

Thank you, Mr. President, for convening this meeting. And thank you, Under-Secretary-General DiCarlo, for your briefing. Colleagues, yesterday—just a few rooms from here—President Trump stood before ...

Thank you, Mr. President, and thank you to today’s briefers. The United States welcomes the ongoing progress that the Syrian authorities continue to make on political, humanitarian, and security ...