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Opinion
“We can only expect the worst” Unless steps are taken to stop the bloodshed, Türk told member states at the Human Rights Council meeting in Geneva, where he reiterated his…
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According to the relief coordination office, OCHA, rains since Saturday have caused widespread flooding in parts of Idlib and northern Latakia, damaging around 1,800 tents and destroying at least 150…
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press releasePublished February 10, 2026 Image©József Ölveti, AEE Urban Treasures Transport remains the most persistent climate challenge in Europe. While rail offers a low-emission alternative for moving people and goods,…
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Jean-Pierre Lacroix was speaking at the UN Security Council during the annual briefing of the heads of police components of UN peace operations. “Despite serious constraints, our police officers continue…
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In a statement issued by his spokesperson, António Guterres offered his “sincere condolences to the families of the victims and to the people and government of Nigeria” and wished a…
Africa
Over ecent months, a subtle yet profound shift has taken place in the way Morocco is treated within parts of the Arab world. There has been no formal diplomatic rupture,…
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Armed groups control large swaths of Port-au-Prince, forcing more than 1.4 million people from their homes and reducing access to food, health, water and education services. Half the population does…
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Here's what you need to know: The fighting and dire humanitarian conditions triggered by the conflict that erupted between rival armies in Sudan in April 2023 have so far displaced…
