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UNICEF condemns deadly school attack in Nigeria, demands urgent protection for students
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“No child should be put at risk while pursuing their education” UNICEF said, emphasizing that classrooms must remain places of safety and not of fear. According to local reports, one…
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Speaking on the eve of the Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, Annalena Baerbock recalled her years as a young trampoline gymnast chasing the Olympic dream – and the sense of unity…
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Instead, she found herself linked to a man who "went from being a nice guy to a monster." He beat her “with his bare hands,” she said. said recently. The…
Human Rights
The warning comes in a report by the UN World Health Organization’s (WHO) office in Europe, where AI is already helping doctors to spot diseases, reduce administrative tasks and communicate…
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On Tuesday afternoon, negotiators from the Civil Liberties Committee reached an agreement with the Council on the creation of an EU Talent Pool platform. This digital platform will facilitate recruitment…
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EU consumer policy is constantly adapting to new technologies and societal changes. Today the Commission announced the 2030 consumer agenda, the latest strategic framework to shape policy in this area…
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[ad_1] The iPhone didn’t just change Apple—it transformed the entire mobile industry, reshaping how billions of people communicate, work, [ad_2] Source link
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Resolution 2803 (2025) received 13 votes in favor and none against, with permanent members China and Russia abstaining. The text welcomes the comprehensive plan announced by President Trump on September…
Human Rights
A domestic war crimes court in Bangladesh sentenced former prime minister Sheikh Hasina and former home minister Asaduzzaman Khan to death on charges of crimes against humanity carried out during…
