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EU welcomes agreement on plan to end Gaza conflict
The EU issued a statement welcoming the agreement on the first phase of the Comprehensive Plan to end the Gaza conflict, which secures an immediate ceasefire and the release of…
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Researchers identify single antibody behind life-threatening reaction to common blood thinner
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5.7 million people face food insecurity in Haiti
In his recent analysisThe IPC, a UN-backed index measuring hunger and malnutrition in the world's hotspots, found that 5.7 million Haitians face a deteriorating food security situation. The study provides…
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Bold, diverse and unstoppable: girls speaking out in a world in crisis
Alongside senior officials from the UN community, they commemorated International Day of the Girl through statements, dialogue and a show of solidarity with their peers in Afghanistan and elsewhere, whose…
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Security Council LIVE: Ambassadors meet on US strikes on suspected drug traffickers off Venezuela
THE UN Security Council entered an emergency session on Friday, following a request from Venezuela. The US military has carried out four deadly airstrikes in Caribbean waters in recent weeks…
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Sudan: Türk “dismayed” by continued massacres of civilians in El Fasher
This follows reports that at least 53 civilians were killed and more than 60 injured by members of the Rapid Support Forces militia, the RSF, between October 5 and 8…
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UN calls for restraint as US strikes in southern Caribbean escalate tensions with Venezuela
Briefing of ambassadors in the Security CouncilUN Under-Secretary-General Miroslav Jenča said American operations, carried out between September 2 and October 3, exacerbated tensions in the region and sparked strong criticism…
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Can AI create a fairer future for people with disabilities?
When designed with lived experience at their heart, AI tools like conversational screen readers, adaptive dashboards, and real-time captioning don't just break down barriers; they expand the possibilities. They transform…
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CSW70: NGOs Decry Gender-Based Violence and Religious Persecution of Minority Women
A coalition of non-governmental organizations has sounded the alarm ahead of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women’s 70th session (CSW70) about compounded gender-based violence and freedom of…
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Korruption – When Self-Interest Comes Before the Common Good (Review)
Korruption – Wenn Eigennutz vor Gemeinwohl steht by Thomas and David Schirrmacher is a concise yet profoundly informative examination of corruption as a global, systemic problem. In clear and accessible…