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According to the UN peacekeeping mission, bursts of heavy artillery hit an area just five meters away. UNIFIL peacekeepers, who had to retreat hastily and take refuge in the field.…
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More than 236,000 buildings were destroyed or damaged during the war and more than 2.5 million homes – around 10 percent of the housing stock – have been damaged in…
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Forty-three scientists from five continents, including leading experts in toxicology, biology, public health, and environmental sciences, have issued a global call to action published on November 4, in the peer-reviewed scientific journal Environmental Sciences Europe. In…
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OHCHR condemned this week's attacks as heinous and said they reflected a broader pattern of increased violence against Palestinians. Several people were reportedly injured in the attacks, which included a…
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Governments will soon submit letters of nomination for candidates to lead the 80-year-old organization, whose top job is traditionally rotated according to geographic region - although until now all U.N.…
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Dozens of participants – including UN officials, volunteers and residents recently returned from the southern Gaza Strip – took part in the activities in the city center. One participant, a…
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At every negotiating table and in every diplomatic statement is a harsh truth shared by nations on the front lines of the climate crisis: without finance, there is no path…
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The Munduruku, who live primarily in the Amazon states of Amazonas, Mato Grosso and Pará, are demanding an end to projects and extractive activities that threaten indigenous territories, particularly in…
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This Friday, for World Diabetes Daythe UN highlights the impact of the disease on pregnancy, in line with this year's global theme, managing diabetes “across the lifespan”. The organization also…
