Adla Massoud is a UN Correspondent at NY. She covers a range of topics including climate policy, global warming, and water management, with a focus on regional interests and world news across LATAM, APAC, and North America. Adla's work has been featured in GlobalResearch and The National News.
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Adla Massoud's coverage revolves around world affairs, government, and politics with a specific focus on United Nations activities such as ceasefire resolutions, Security Council decisions, and humanitarian aid. She mostly covers evolving stories related to international conflicts and UN involvement.
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Action comes the same day former ICC judge awarded Nobel Peace Prize
More than 200,000 people have been displaced across country since beginning of August
By: Adla Massoud
Security Council works to select successor to Antonio Guterres, whose term ends on December 31
By: Adla Massoud
Fighting has intensified across Kordofan region in conflict that has killed tens of thousands and displaced millions
By: Adla Massoud
Friday's poll offered clearer picture of which candidates had realistic chance of becoming next UN chief
By: Adla Massoud
Israeli fire along advancing front has killed at least 196 Palestinians, including 43 children
By: Adla Massoud
Agreement signed by Ankara and the internationally recognised government in Tripoli establishes maritime corridor between Turkey's south and Libya's north
By: Adla Massoud
Agreement signed by Ankara and the internationally recognised government in Tripoli establishes maritime corridor between Turkey's south and Libya's north
'This isn't Havana. You're not going to intimidate me,' Mike Waltz tells Cuban Foreign Minister
By: Adla Massoud
Emirati diplomat says world body can no longer operate as it has, with shrinking development funds and growing global divisions making it harder to respond to crises
