UN Geneva today welcomed over 100 children taking part in the 2025 "Journée oser tous les métiers", Switzerland’s annual career exploration day for the youth. From the K9 Unit to visits of the data centre and a press conference, the kids discovered many aspects of United Nations' work. 📽 UN Video/Ali Khaffane | UN Geneva

“Today, 9th of January 2026, marks 1,000 days since the start of the war in Sudan. One thousand days of civilians paying the price for a war they did not choose.” United Nations OCHA According to UNICEF more than 5,000 children have been displaced every single day since the conflict began, with children continuing to be killed and injured. It underscores that ending this conflict is not a political ask; it is a moral necessity. | UN Geneva

What does UN Geneva do? Driven by a commitment to secure peace, rights, and wellbeing for all, we work to maintain international peace and security, advance disarmament, implement the Sustainable Development Goals, protect and promote human rights, encourage gender equality, eradicate poverty, and provide fast, effective humanitarian relief in emergencies. #OnlyTogether #OneHumanity | UN Geneva

89 reactions · 27 shares | At the United Nations Library&Archives Geneva: a world of knowledge awaits! This historic institution at UN Geneva has pioneered research and international understanding since its founding in 1919 as the Library of the League of Nations. Want to find out more? → https://www.ungeneva.org/en/knowledge/library  UN Video/Meizhi Lang | UN Geneva | Facebook

2025 was a challenging year for peace. Yet, despite difficult circumstances, peacekeepers continued to work tirelessly to protect civilians, monitor ceasefires, and support the delivery of humanitarian assistance to the communities they serve. As 2025 draws to a close, United Nations Peacekeeping chief Jean-Pierre Lacroix reflects on the year and sends best wishes to peacekeepers around the world as they embark towards 2026. #ServingForPeace | UN Geneva

The world spent $2.7 trillion on weapons last year. For 2026, United Nations OCHA is asking the world for 1% of that: $23 billion to save 87 million lives. #InvestInHumanity | UN Geneva