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Women still largely excluded from peace processes
It is one of the main conclusions of the UN Secretary-General's annual report on women, peace and security (WPS) published on Monday. THE report highlights the role women play as…
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World news in brief: update on aid to Sudan, the death penalty in Kyrgyzstan, health crises in the DRC and Haiti
The warning from the UN aid coordination office, OCHAfollows continuous and repeated attacks against El Fasher, besieged by rapid support paramilitary forces. Ten days ago, the Daraja Oula neighborhood in…
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Lives transformed: stories from 80 years of UN work around the world
The “Shared Lives, Shared Future” exhibition features stories from nearly 200 countries and reflects how the spirit and mission of the United Nations has evolved over time. From humanitarian aid…
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$31 Trillion Debt Holding Back Developing Countries, UN Trade Summit Says
Answering questions from the United Nations on trade and development (UNCTAD) of the 195 member states in Geneva, Rebeca Grynspan said that 72 percent of global trade “still takes place…
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Why Web Hosting Is Critical for Financial Businesses
Web hosting has become a cornerstone of financial operations in today’s digital economy. For banks, fintech platforms, and investment firms alike, reliable hosting ensures that services remain secure, compliant, and…
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Sofia Court of Appeal Deletes Bulgarian Orthodox Old-Style Church
After a year of litigation, the Sofia Court of Appeal has opened proceedings for the liquidation and deletion of the Bulgarian Orthodox Old-Style Church from the register of religious denominations.…
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Bacteria in Water Droplets Form Complex Patterns
A Breath of Fresh Air: Bacteria Confined to Droplets Form Complex Patterns Even in something as simple as a droplet of water, life finds astonishing order. Researchers from the California Institute…
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What happens when Afghan women and girls go offline?
At a time when women were already banned from attending schools and universities, Radio Femme has played a crucial role in providing alternative methods of education. It offers a rare…
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Dallin H. Oaks Named 18th President of Latter-day Saints
Salt Lake City — The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced on 14 October 2025 that Dallin H. Oaks has been set apart as the 18th President and…
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What happens when Afghan women and girls disconnect?
At a time when women were already prohibited from attending schools and universities, Radio Femme played a crucial role in offering alternative methods of education. It provides a rare platform…