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The reports believe that sectarian violence in the city mainly of the Druze of Sweida, south of the capital, killed more than 200. Israel explained its attacks at the heart…
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But now, certain parts of the land have been restored. Cultures are starting to flourish and the bees are buzzing once again. People responsible for this change are a group…
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Roza Otunbayeva, the special representative of the Secretary General for Afghanistan, called on a visit to the border of Islam Qala with Iran on Tuesday where she witnessed the daily…
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The current violence aggravates the country's food crisis, disturbing local food production in critical areas such as the municipality of Kenscoff and the Artibonite department, often considered as the bread…
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In the past three months, a third of the Gaza population (714,000 people) has been forced to move once again, separating families and driving local support systems. Women and girls…
Human Rights
Juliette Touma, the director of communications for the UN agency for Palestine refugees, UNRWA, has visited Gaza several times during and before the war and has been reflecting on the…
Europe
The Commission has presented its proposal for an ambitious and dynamic long-term EU budget, the so-called Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF), which will run for seven years, starting in 2028. Almost €2…
Europe
The press briefing ahead of the General Affairs Council will take place on Thursday, 17 July 2025 at 15.00. Source link
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At least 24 boys, 11 girls and two pregnant women would have been among the victims of violence, which occurred during the weekend in the communities of the city of…
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People affected by orders were invited to move to the coastal strip "already overcrowded" in Al Mawasi, according to the United Nations Bureau for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (Ochha),…
