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EU to advance global clean transition at UN’s COP30
At the COP30 UN Climate Change Conference in Belém, Brazil, from 10-21 November, the EU will reaffirm its strong commitment to climate action. The EU will continue to lead efforts…
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Connecting Europe through high-speed rail
Whether it's visiting family over the holidays, spending a weekend away with friends, or attending a work conference abroad, travelling across Europe should be easy, fast, and sustainable. That's why…
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Mitochondrial secrets revealed: Team discovers physics of how cell’s powerhouse splits to reproduce
[ad_1] Nearly every cell in your body depends on mitochondria to survive and function properly. Mitochondria earned the nickname [ad_2] Source link
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B-FAST sends generators to Jamaica
Hit hard by Hurricane Melissa, Jamaica asked for help and Belgium, through B-FAST, quickly responded to the call, providing several hundred generators to support the Jamaican population in this urgent…
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Doha: World Summit opens with commitment to accelerate social progress
Three decades after a historic summit in Copenhagen, leaders in the Qatari capital warned that inequality remains high, climate shocks are intensifying and almost two billion people still lack social…
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World news in brief: Settler attacks in the West Bank, food crisis in Madagascar, obesity in Europe
“Many of these attacks are linked to attempts by Palestinians to harvest their olives,” he said in a statement Tuesday. “Palestinians were killed and injured. Their homes and property were…
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Doha Social Summit: the path to fairer societies begins in the classroom
The vast Qatar National Convention Center (QNCC), filled with delegations, students, civil society groups and policymakers from around the world, reflects the magnitude of the moment. Nearly 14,000 participants are…
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Half of Jamaica’s population reeling from Hurricane Melissa
More than 130 roads have been blocked, power and communications networks disrupted, while health services remain under severe strain, according to the UN aid coordination office (OCHA). “Up to 360,000…
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Possible Gaza stabilization force must have Security Council approval (Guterres)
António Guterres spoke at a press conference during the second World Summit for Social Development in the Qatari capital. He was asked about coordination with Israel and US President Donald…
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Japan Has a New Missile System to Destroy Landing Craft
[ad_1] Among many countries in the world currently strengthening their armed forces, we would find Japan as well. Japan [ad_2] Source link