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Health
Starting today (14 December) in Moscow, the “WHO European conference on tackling noncommunicable diseases through digital solutions” brings together decision-makers and experts from across the WHO European Region to identify…
Europe
Ways to ensure the respect of EU values, strengthen democracy and tackle discrimination are among the proposals of the citizens' panel held in Florence on 10-12 December. The meeting of…
Europe
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News
The Catholic Church in Singapore last week brought to a close its year-long celebrations of 200 years in the city-state. Bells in all 32 Catholic parish churches across the island…
News
Felipe Arellanes Ruiz, Athlete from Cuixtla Miahuatlan Felipe, Fahad, Eddi Fahad, Diana The Miahuateco Runner Met Expectations And Arrived Among The Top Twenty I am grateful to my sports team,…
News
The urgent need to take action to change the course of the climatic and environmental crises that are undermining the future of the planet and of millions of people across…
America
Promoting a culture of peace and non-violence through education is one of UNESCO’s core missions. However, with 50 per cent1 of the world’s out-of-school children living in conflict affected countries,…
Health
The COVID-19 pandemic is likely to halt two decades of global progress towards Universal Health Coverage, according to reports released on Sunday from the World Health Organization (WHO) and World Bank, which…
News
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, has warned against trying to "legislate" people "to good behavior," asserting that government regulation alone cannot be the answer to protecting freedom of speech.
