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Mister President, Members of the Security Council, In March of this year in Goma, a drone hit a home, killing a Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵICEF colleague. In November 2025, a Haitian colleague working for WHO was killed in Port au Prince in an¡­

When emergencies strike, the difference between arriving and being operational can determine the effectiveness of the entire response. Thanks to the support of the Government of Canada, the Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵDSS Emergency Response Team (ERT)¡­

¡°What was already a complex risk landscape has become significantly more volatile.¡± Gilles Michaud, United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Safety and Security, shared this assessment during a discussion with students and¡­

Security work is never easy. In conflict settings, it becomes even more complex. For women working in high-risk environments, this often includes navigating additional, specific challenges alongside demanding operational¡­

The Emergency Response Team (ERT) released the 2025 Standby Partnership Programme (SPP) Annual Report, highlighting a year of innovation, strengthened partnerships, and high?impact specialized deployments in some of the Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ¡¯s¡­

For Syrian families returning home after years in Lebanon, crossing the Joussieh Border Crossing Point (BCP) is more than a journey, it¡¯s a step toward rebuilding their lives. These returns are facilitated by humanitarian¡­

As more than 40 countries prepare for national elections in 2026 ¡ª many in regions where voting day can trigger violence ¡ª Myanmar's experience offers a case study in how international organizations can maintain operations¡­

Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵDSS marked a significant milestone in international security cooperation with the successful delivery of the first Revised Close Protection Officer Certification (RCPOC) course hosted by the Internal Security Force (ISF) ¨C¡­

In the garage of the Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ Headquarters in New York sits a unique vehicle: the only fire truck in the United States with diplomatic plates. It also can't do its job. "It is one of the only fire trucks in the world with a¡­

Behind every seamless United Nations conference lies an unseen operation: Captain Dorcus Lourien and her three-person Security Events Planning Unit, or SEPU for short, manage what may be the most complex logistics challenge¡­

At first glance, some members of the Security and Safety Service (SSS) may surprise you: they arrive on four legs, covered in soft fur, with faces so endearing you could almost forget they¡¯re part of one of our most¡­

The name says "Fire and Safety Unit," but that barely scratches the surface. At Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ Headquarters, this small team handles every emergency imaginable. "We respond to anything," says Lieutenant Akeem Kareem, head of the unit¡­