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Ukrainian neo-Nazis threaten a Ukrainian blogger in Spain
Anatoliy Sharij, a Ukrainian videoblogger, has been on the run in Europe since he left his country in 2011 to save his life which was threatened by neo-Nazis. In the…
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NBA All-Star and Two-time NBA Champion, Pau Gasol, to Host Gasol Foundation’s ‘State of Play’ Virtual Summit
Pau Gasol, President and Co-Founder, Gasol Foundation Gasol Foundation Logo State of Play Virtual Summit Virtual Summit on November 16th Brings Together Athletes and Experts to Discuss the Importance of…
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‘Outlander’ vets Sam Heughan, Graham McTavish pen second book together
Nov. 4 (UPI) — Outlander icons Sam Heughan and Graham McTavish have penned a book called The Clanlands Almanac: Seasonal Stories From Scotland. “3 weeeeeeeeeeeeks!!!!!! I’m so excited you can…
Europe
Estonian pastor assumes role as Lutheran World Federation’s first female leader
An Estonian pastor has begun her work as the first woman to lead the Lutheran World Federation at the communion's headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland.
Europe
REACT-EU: Commission approves €923 million of additional resources for the recovery in Spain
The Commission has granted €923 million for the recovery and digital and green transition of Spain under REACT-EU to be implemented through the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) and the European Social Fund (ESF) operational…
Human Rights
Enhancing Inter-regional Cooperation to Combat Trafficking in Persons by Air in Eastern Africa, the Middle East and the Gulf States
© UNODC Dubai (United Arab Emirates), 4 November – Malaika Oringo is a survivor of Trafficking in Persons (TIP) from Uganda. When she was 15 and her mother died, a…
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Aid to the Church in Need supports Christian communities in Nigeria and Mozambique. – Vatican News
Aid to the Church in Need approves two projects to help Christian communities in Nigeria and Mozambique.
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Sri Lankan Church opposes government’s ‘one country, one law’ plan – Vatican News
While denouncing the government's 'one country, one law' concept, the country’s Catholic bishops are calling for a new constitution to ensure members of all minority communities are treated equally before…
Europe
Spain’s health system more likely to protect people from financial hardship than others in Europe
Spain’s health system more likely to protect people from financial hardship than health systems in most other European countries, new WHO report finds A new report by WHO/Europe finds that…
Europe
Europe and central Asia again at the epicentre of the pandemic
Testing, contact tracing, ventilation in indoor spaces and physical distancing remain part of our arsenal of defences, next to the rapid, fair and generalized uptake of vaccines by everyone eligible.…