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Informal comments to the media by Linda Thomas-Greenfield, United States Permanent Representative to the United Nations, on the situation in Syria.

End-of-presidency briefing by Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield, Representative of the United States and President of the Security Council for the month of May.

Urgent action needed to defuse violence in Democratic Republic of the Congo, senior officials tell Security Council, urging support for ongoing regional efforts.

Adopting resolution 2634 (2022), Security Council calls on Gulf of Guinea countries to criminalize piracy, armed robbery at sea under domestic laws.

Joint Statement by Linda Thomas-Greenfield, Permanent Representative of the United States to the United Nations, in her national capacity, with the Permanent Representatives of Japan and the Republic of Korea following the UN Security Council vote on a resolution on the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. Following the joint statement and also in her national capacity, Linda Thomas-Greenfield, delivered a U.S. statement on the resolution.

Despite progress towards forming new government in Libya, political impasse remains, threatening security, human rights, Under-Secretary-General tells Security Council.

Reconciliation means upholding human rights, promoting equality, ending occupation, speaker tells Security Council briefing on Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Security Council extends sanctions on South Sudan, adopting resolution 2633 (2022) by 10 votes in favour, with 5 abstentions.

Security Council authorizes one-year mandate extension of United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq, unanimously adopting resolution 2631 (2022).

Security Council fails to adopt resolution tightening sanctions regime in Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, as two members wield veto.