
Daily news bulletin from the United Nations. Music by Joachim Harris.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 179 | Founded | 18 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Daily NewsNews | |||

• $228 billion damage to homes from tsunamis, flooding and tremors: UNDRR
• Gazan farmers confronting danger to grow crops in war-torn enclave: FAO
• WHO supports call for mental health care in the community
• New devastating flooding disaster hits Nepal – UNICEF
• ‘Efficiency has limits’: UNHCR chief warns refugee protection is buckling under cuts
• Bridge Valdés Press freedom winner highlights bias against victims of sexual violence
• Nobel Peace Prize awarded to former UN human rights chief Navi Pillay
• Nepal flooding disaster could happen again without international support -UNICEF
• Gaza: Almost all women and girls are displaced, most live in tents or ruins- UN Women
• Myanmar’s spiral into poverty: UNDP
• On World Sight Day, cheap reading glasses still out of reach: WHO
• 235,000 Gazans living hundreds of flood-prone sites
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I like the content to know what is going on in other countries and to not forget people suffering now, but I’m afraid that the starting music is rather too scary and loud.
love the news, listening everyday. but i found there’s no transcript on your web since this week… would you please provide? thank you
These African countries need to be looking to China for their funding, they have wed themselves to financially China. Why are they asking for monies from the Western countries? Without China and the other great emitter India, these funds can not move forward. Pakistan with their huge dam projects, the need to look at their own finances.
The information is very important, but I can’t retain any of it because the caster races through the words
This is an honest look at the brutal truth.
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Daily international news briefings focusing on urgent humanitarian crises, conflict, health outbreaks, and global governance. Topics commonly covered include armed conflict and civilian harm, large-scale displacement, disease outbreaks, and the work of UN agencies in relief and accountability. Episodes often synthesize casualty figures, humanitarian needs, and aid responses, with on-the-ground reporting and official UN perspectives. A notable strength is the concise, issue-driven format that keeps listeners informed about rapidly evolving global events, making it useful for professionals tracking international affairs, policy, and humanitarian operations. The show tends to emphasize the UN system's response, humanitarian coordination, and t... more
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