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The United States called for the UN Security Council to meet Thursday on North Korea's most recent test of an intermediate-range ballistic missile capable of reaching Guam, its most significant launch in years that could target American territory.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres condemned Sunday's launch, saying it broke the North's announced moratorium on such launches and clearly violated Security Council resolutions, UN deputy spokesman Farhan Haq said.
The UN chief urged North Korea “to desist from taking any further counter-productive actions,” expressing “great concern” that Pyongyang again “disregarded any consideration for international flight or maritime safety,” Haq said Wednesday. Guterres also called for all parties to seek a peaceful diplomatic solution.
The State Department confirmed late Tuesday that the US Mission to the UN requested closed council consultations be held Thursday.
After Sunday's launch, White House officials said they saw the latest missile test as part of an escalating series of provocations over the last several months by North Korea that have become increasingly concerning and are aimed at winning relief from sanctions.
The Hwasong-12 missile launched Sunday was the most powerful missile North Korea has tested since 2017.

US calls for UN meet after North Korea tests ballistic missile the could target American territory

The United States has called for the UN Security Council to meet Thursday on North Korea's most recent test of an intermediate-range ballistic missile that could target American territory. The US State Department confirmed late Tuesday that the US Mission to the UN requested closed council consultations be held Thursday.
After Sunday's launch, White House officials said they saw the latest missile test as part of an escalating series of provocations over the last several months by North Korea that have become increasingly concerning and are aimed at winning relief from sanctions. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres condemned Sunday's launch, saying it broke the North Korea's announced moratorium on such launches and clearly violated Security Council resolutions.
Guterres also called for all parties to seek a peaceful diplomatic solution.
The Hwasong-12 missile launched Sunday was the most powerful missile North Korea has tested since 2017.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres condemned Sunday's launch, saying it broke the North Korea's announced moratorium on such launches and clearly violated Security Council resolutions.

The United States called for the UN Security Council to meet Thursday on North Korea's most recent test of an intermediate-range ballistic missile capable of reaching Guam, its most significant launch in years that could target American territory.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres condemned Sunday's launch, saying it broke the North's announced moratorium on such launches and clearly violated Security Council resolutions, UN deputy spokesman Farhan Haq said.
The UN chief urged North Korea &ldquo;to desist from taking any further counter-productive actions,&rdquo; expressing &ldquo;great concern&rdquo; that Pyongyang again &ldquo;disregarded any consideration for international flight or maritime safety,&rdquo; Haq said Wednesday. Guterres also called for all parties to seek a peaceful diplomatic solution.
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The State Department confirmed late Tuesday that the US Mission to the UN requested closed council consultations be held Thursday.
After Sunday's launch, White House officials said they saw the latest missile test as part of an escalating series of provocations over the last several months by North Korea that have become increasingly concerning and are aimed at winning relief from sanctions.
The Hwasong-12 missile launched Sunday was the most powerful missile North Korea has tested since 2017.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Tuesday met UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres and discussed the challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic. They both underlined the importance of finding an "urgent and effective" global vaccine solution to fight the deadly disease.
In his first face-to-face interaction with the UN chief since India entered the UN Security Council as a non-permanent member in January this year, Jaishankar also deliberated on regional challenges in India's neighbourhood. He said and said that the countering terrorism and radicalisation remain priorities for the entire region.
Jaishankar's meeting with Guterres comes at a time when India is reeling under an unprecedented second wave of Covid-19 and a widening gap between the supply of vaccines and requirement.
In a series of tweets, Jaishankar said he also exchanged views on climate action. "Greater resources are essential for larger ambitions. Financing will determine our seriousness and credibility," he said.

Jaishankar meets UN chief, talks vaccine solutions to combat Covid

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Tuesday met UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres and discussed the challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Tuesday met UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres and discussed the challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic. They both underlined the importance of finding an "urgent and effective" global vaccine solution to fight the deadly disease.
In his first face-to-face interaction with the UN chief since India entered the UN Security Council as a non-permanent member in January this year, Jaishankar also deliberated on regional challenges in India's neighbourhood. He said and said that the countering terrorism and radicalisation remain priorities for the entire region.
Jaishankar's meeting with Guterres comes at a time when India is reeling under an unprecedented second wave of Covid-19 and a widening gap between the supply of vaccines and requirement.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Tuesday met UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres and discussed the challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic. They both underlined the importance of finding an "urgent and effective" global vaccine solution to fight the deadly disease.
In his first face-to-face interaction with the UN chief since India entered the UN Security Council as a non-permanent member in January this year, Jaishankar also deliberated on regional challenges in India's neighbourhood. He said and said that the countering terrorism and radicalisation remain priorities for the entire region.
Jaishankar's meeting with Guterres comes at a time when India is reeling under an unprecedented second wave of Covid-19 and a widening gap between the supply of vaccines and requirement.
In a series of tweets, Jaishankar said he also exchanged views on climate action. "Greater resources are essential for larger ambitions. Financing will determine our seriousness and credibility," he said.

An Indian-origin employee at the UN has announced her candidacy to be its next Secretary-General. 34-year-old Arora Akankshais the first person to throw her hat in the ring against incumbent Antonio Guterres, who is seeking a second five-year term beginning January 2022 as chief of the world organisation.&nbsp;Akanksha, who is working as an audit coordinator for the United Nations Development Programme, launched her campaign with an online video. It shows Akanksha walking inside the sprawling UN headquarters, as her voiceover says that people who have come before her have "failed to hold the UN accountable".

34-yr-old Indian-origin Arora Akanksha announces candidacy to be UN chief

A 34-year-old Indian-origin employee at the UN has announced her candidacy to be its next Secretary-General

An Indian-origin employee at the UN has announced her candidacy to be its next Secretary-General. 34-year-old Arora Akankshais the first person to throw her hat in the ring against incumbent Antonio Guterres, who is seeking a second five-year term beginning January 2022 as chief of the world organisation.&nbsp;Akanksha, who is working as an audit coordinator for the United Nations Development Programme, launched her campaign with an online video. It shows Akanksha walking inside the sprawling UN headquarters, as her voiceover says that people who have come before her have "failed to hold the UN accountable".

'Trying to rise from the rubble': Lebanon seeks world's help

Lebanon's presidenthas asked for the world's help to rebuild Beirut's main port and neighbourhoods that were blown away in last month's catastrophic explosion

Facing an economic meltdown and other crises, Lebanon's president on Wednesday asked for the world's help to rebuild the capital's main port and neighbourhoods that were blown away in last month's catastrophic explosion. President Michel Aoun made the plea in a pre-recorded speech to the UN General Assembly's virtual summit, telling world leaders that Lebanon is "trying to rise from it rubble and needs all the help". Aoun suggested breaking up the damaged parts of the city into separate areas and so that countries that wish to help can each commit to rebuilding one.

Beirut, PTI: Facing an economic meltdown and other crises, Lebanon's president on Wednesday asked for the world's help to rebuild the capital's main port and neighbourhoods that were blown away in last month's catastrophic explosion.
President Michel Aoun made the plea in a pre-recorded speech to the UN General Assembly's virtual summit, telling world leaders that Lebanon's many challenges are posing an unprecedented threat to its very existence.
Most urgently, the country needs the international community's support to rebuild its economy and its destroyed port. Aoun suggested breaking up the damaged parts of the city into separate areas and so that countries that wish to help can each commit to rebuilding one.
&ldquo;Beirut today is trying to rise from its rubble, and it is with the solidarity of all the Lebanese and your support that it will heal its wounds and rise as it has previously risen repeatedly throughout history,&rdquo; Aoun said. &ldquo;There is a great need for the international community to support the reconstruction of destroyed neighbourhoods and facilities.&rdquo; The massive August 4 explosion happened when about 3,000 tons of ammonium nitrates &mdash; which had been rotting in a port warehouse for more than six years &mdash; ignited. Nearly 200 people were killed, 6,500 injured and a quarter of a million people were left with homes that were not fit to live in.
The cause of the blaze that ignited the chemicals still isn't known, but the explosion is widely seen as the culmination of decades of corruption and mismanagement by Lebanon's ruling class.
It came on top of an unprecedented economic crisis which has seen the local currency lose up to 80 percent of its value and decimated people's savings, feeding despair among a population that has long ago given up on its leaders. Poverty and unemployment are soaring, made worse by the coronavirus pandemic.
A local investigation into the blast is underway, but no one has been held accountable so far.
Aroun said Lebanon had requested technical assistance from certain countries, particularly soil samples and satellite images from the moment of the explosion.
&ldquo;Teams from several countries came for technical assistance and to carry out the necessary research and we are still waiting for their information... as well as the satellite images to clear the ambiguity in this part of the investigation,&rdquo; he added.
Earlier Wednesday, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called for swift formation of a government to be followed by tangible steps to implement economic, social and political reforms.
Lebanon's government resigned under pressure in the wake of the port explosion, and Prime Minister-designate Mustapha Adib has been unable to form a new government amid a political impasse over which faction gets to have the Finance Ministry, as well as other disputes.

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