U.N Chief: 'Afghanistan Is Hanging By A Thread' As Humanitarian Aid Dries Up
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres told the Security Council on Wednesday "Afghans daily life has become a frozen hell". The UN chief called for countries to authorize all transactions needed to carry out humanitarian activities in the country. Some $9.5 billion in Afghan central bank reserves remain blocked abroad and international aid has dried up since the Taliban seized power in August.
UP NEXT
NOW PLAYING: World
U.N Chief: 'Afghanistan Is Hanging By A Thread' As Humanitarian Aid Dries Up
Newsweek
UP NEXT
-
Montana Ag Report 5-27-22
KTVQ Billings, MT
-
Texas official: Police made 'wrong decision' by waiting to breach classroom during Uvalde shooting
MSNBC
-
Texas official: 'Wrong decision' for officers not to breach Uvalde classroom door sooner
NBC News
-
EU unity on Ukraine is the fruit of "listening to each other", says Belgian PM De Croo
Dailymotion
-
White House Claims NRA Leaders Are ‘Contributing’ To U.S. Gun Violence
Newsweek
-
Heard would ‘have worse injuries’ if abuse claims were ‘a grand hoax,’ attorney says
-
Questions mount over police delays to stop school shooter
WTVR Richmond, VA
-
Pottstown, Pennsylvania, borough manager holds news conference after fatal house explosion
WGAL Lancaster-Harrisburg
-
EU leaders are struggling to pass a Russian oil sanctions package. Why?
-
Texas officials give updated timeline of Uvalde school shooting
-
Mother charged with concealing child's body appears in court
-
Sheriff Corman's funeral happening Friday
WLEX Lexington, KY
-
Kern County 8th grader John Eoh prepares for Scripps National Spelling Bee
KERO Bakersfield, CA
-
Does Social Media Actually Cause Depression? Technology & The Future of Mental Health
-
Pennsylvania Democrats Calling For Stricter Gun Laws In Wake Of Mass Shooting In Texas
CBS Philadelphia
-
The Business of Psychedelics
QuickTake
