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Artificial intelligence and human rights – Part 1
"A teenager is like a poisonous insect on the edge of a razor: a vulnerable and dangerous creature in unison. ”The phrase was generated by an AI tool at the...
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Landlocked nations “invisible to a large part of the world”: head of trade and development of the United Nations
During a major United Nations Conference this week in Awaza, Turkmenistan, calls increase to tackle high commercial costs, investment gaps and the growing digital divide which continue to retain these...
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Education Call: Master’s and PhD Modules 2025
EIT Culture & Creativity invites you to submit proposals for Master’s and PhD modules, designed to upskill professionals in the cultural and creative sectors and industries (CCSI), address critical skills...
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Climate KIC Secures Largest Share of Horizon Missions Funding
As reported by Science|Business, Climate KIC, a member of the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT), has emerged as the top beneficiary of Horizon Europe Missions funding, securing nearly...
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Ceasefire in doubt as Rwanda-backed rebels kill hundreds in eastern DR Congo
The UN human rights office (OHCHR) said it had received first-hand accounts indicating that at least 319 civilians were killed by M23 fighters, aided by members of the Rwanda Defence...
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World News in Brief: financing of schools in Afghanistan, Algae agriculture in Latin America, drought in Somalia
The agency plans to obtain more than 1,200 tonnes of fortified cookies, which will provide 200,000 girls and boys of primary age for about three months. "For many children, the...
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Syria: ceasefire under pressure such as violence and problems of access to aid persist in Sweida
The truce of July 19 followed weeks of sectarian clashes, Israeli air strikes and serious human rights violations in the South governorate, also known as AS-Sweida. Therefore, More than 190,000...
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Only 1.5% of Gaza’s agricultural land remains accessible and in good condition
A new report organization of food and agriculture (Fao) And the United Nations Satellite Center (Unosat) reveals that only 8.6% of the land cultivated in Gaza are still accessible, while...
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Ceasefire in doubt while the rebels supported by Rwanda kill hundreds in eastern Dr. Congo
The United Nations Human Rights Office (Ohchr) said he received first -hand accounts that at least 319 civilians had been killed by M23 fighters, helped by Rwanda Defense Force, between...
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“Forcload to latliend”: the UN Summit seeks to transform geography into an opportunity
And more and more, climate change aggravates the problem - damaging the roads, disturbing supply chains and threatening already fragile infrastructure with floods, droughts and extreme weather conditions. But as...