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Gazans continue to return home despite maintaining ‘fragile ceasefire’
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A month after the start of the ceasefire in Gaza, families continue to slowly return to their former homes and communities wherever access is allowed, the United Nations agency that…
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Between Friday and Monday morning, at least 15 civilians were killed and more than 70 injured, according to OCHA. On Saturday evening, missile and drone attacks hit 10 regions: Chernihiv,…
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On 10 November 2025, European Council President António Costa attended the EU-Caribbean Leaders' meeting in Santa Marta, Colombia. In his opening remarks, he emphasised that the meeting demonstrates a shared…
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“Whether it's floods ravaging South Sudan and Brazil, record heat in Kenya and Pakistan, or water shortages in Chad and Ethiopia, extreme weather is pushing already fragile communities to the…
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[ad_1] University of Queensland researchers have made a microscopic ‘ocean’ on a silicon chip to miniaturise the study of [ad_2] Source link
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Spain is undergoing a decisive transformation in its environmental and economic model through the España Circular 2030 strategy, a long-term plan adopted in 2020 to drive the transition towards a…
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The Summit took place 30 years after the historic 1995 Copenhagen meeting, which placed social justice at the heart of sustainable development. Since then, many countries have reported considerable progress…
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After decades of commitments and annual summits of Kyoto has Sharm el-SheikhThe planet continues to warm, and the pressure on governments and big businesses to act – not just talk…
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“Health facilities are where vulnerable people seek healing. Yet without adequate water, sanitation and hygiene, for too many people, expected care can turn into unintended harm,” said Dr. Hans Kluge…
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[ad_1] University of Queensland research has shown the head and neck should be searched first if a dog or [ad_2] Source link
