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European security after NATO’s Madrid summit
At the end of June, 25 years after Madrid last hosted a North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) summit, the Spanish capital will again be the scene of a new chapter in…
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NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Spots Mystery Rocket Impact Site on Moon
Artist’s animation of a rocket booster crashing into the moon. Astronomers discovered a rocket body heading toward a lunar collision late last year. Impact occurred on March 4, 2022, with…
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Life-saving relief continues to reach quake-hit eastern Afghanistan
Emergency lifesaving aid relief continued to flow into quake-hit eastern Afghanistan on Friday, as UN humanitarians and partners rushed to help the most vulnerable communities.
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CEC Annual Report 2021: Churches Together for Hope
The CEC Annual Report 2021 titled “Churches Together for Hope” is now available. The report provides an overview of activities carried out by the Conference of European Churches (CEC), highlighting…
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DrugHelpNet: A Lifeline for Female Drug Users in the midst of a pandemic
The theme of World Drug Day 2022 is ‘health and humanitarian crises’. To commemorate the Day, UNODC is highlighting its work on drug prevention and treatment around the world, particularly…
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Metsola: Granting candidate status to Ukraine and Moldova will strengthen EU
Granting candidate status to Ukraine and Moldova would not only strengthen the two countries, but also the EU, Roberta Metsola told EU leaders. The President of the European Parliament was…
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Monkeypox: Amid uncertainty, global situation ‘cannot be ignored’ says WHO chief
Addressing the first meeting of the World Health Organization’s Emergency Committee on Thursday over the global Monkeypox outbreak, the WHO chief told members that person-to-person transmission was ongoing, and “likely underestimated”.
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Coke (cocaine): the high and… the harder the fall
Coke: the high and... the harder the fall The beginning Cocaine named from the Quechua "kúka" is a natural alkaloid synthezised by the coca plant (family of Erythroxylaceae) as a…
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Global hunger crisis pushing one child per minute, into severe malnutrition
Because of the global hunger crisis, every single minute, one child is pushed into life-threatening, severe malnutrition.
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Africa: Sustainable solutions instead of aid
“In Africa, there are only two doctors and nine nurses per ten thousand inhabitants. These numbers need to be improved so that developing countries can cope with the challenges experienced…