Adla Massoud is a UN Correspondent at NY. She covers a diverse range of themes including regional interest and world news, with a focus on LATAM and APAC, as well as security and law enforcement, culture and society, and education management. 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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By: Adla Massoud
Delegation to Beirut, organised by American Task Force on Lebanon, included Republican and Democratic staff
By: Adla Massoud
Marco Rubio says they have tried to 'investigate, arrest, detain or prosecute officials whose government has not consented to ICC jurisdiction'
By: Adla Massoud
Council has yet to agree on committee leaders and deputy leaders for 2026
By: Adla Massoud
Ecuadorian official, who is of Lebanese descent, says the world is on the brink of war
By: Adla Massoud
Guyana's Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett receives most votes out of eight candidates
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Oil prices remain about 33 per cent higher since start of conflict
More than two thirds of African nation's population in dire need of life-saving aid, as civil war wreaks havoc
By: Adla Massoud
Group uses Kyiv's 35th anniversary of independence from the Soviet Union to push for return to peace talks
By: Adla Massoud
Hamas has agreed on road map to transfer authority and hand over weapons, but Mladenov says collapse of truce would be catastrophic
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Agreement sealed in Tripoli after months of talks in Rome and Tunis
