The Latest Breaking News from Unicef

Sailings are canceled until at least the end of May and they might last a lot longer.

Today is Earth Day. Mean anything to you? On April 22, 1970, a Wisconsin senator launched it to put environmentalism in the spotlight. But shouldn’t we care about our natural world every day? As news reports show, the climate is in chaos. Global temperatures are the hottest on record. Dubai…

The modern study of starvation was sparked by the liberation of concentration camp survivors. U.S. and British soldiers rushed to feed them — and yet they sometimes perished.

Three-time F1 world champion Lauda survived the crash at the Nurburgring, even though his crash helmet was torn from his head during the brutal head-on impact with the barrier, before his stricken Ferrari 312T2 was then rammed by Brett Lunger’s Surtees.

Three-time Formula 1 world champion Lauda survived the crash at the Nurburgring, even though his crash helmet was torn from his head during the brutal head-on impact with the barrier, before his stricken Ferrari 312T2 was then rammed by Brett Lunger’s Surtees.

Pro-Palestine rallies are set to be held across the nation as it emerged another Australian aid worker has been shot at in Gaza.

UNICEF aid convoy targeted in dangerous attack while waiting to enter northern Gaza, highlighting risks faced by aid agencies in conflict zones.

UNICEF vehicle struck by live ammunition in Gaza raises concerns for aid workers' safety and assistance delivery in conflict zones.

A look at the devastating toll Israel’s war on Gaza has taken on the Palestinian people.

UN children’s agency says more than 20 percent of the victims were children.

Nigeria, with one of the strongest armies in the region, battles to tackle insecurity putting vulnerable groups at risk.