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Can workers compete with machines and stay relevant in the AI era?
Whether you are a “doomer” or a “baby boomer” on the subject, it is impossible to ignore the AI that is infiltrating every corner of our personal and professional lives.…
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UN chief ‘deeply concerned’ by escalating violence in South Sudan
Tensions are concentrated in South Sudan's Jonglei state, where widespread deaths and injuries have been reported in response to renewed fighting between opposition militias and armed forces, displacing 180,000 people.…
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UN watchdog warns Ukraine war remains biggest global threat to nuclear security
Speaking to the International Atomic Energy Agency's (IAEA) Board of Governors, Director General Rafael Grossi said the agency remains focused on preventing a nuclear accident as fighting continues to endanger…
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World news in brief: IOM alert to Sudanese returnees, Nipah virus alert for India, food security in Afghanistan
They achieved this despite considerable damage to housing, basic services, vital infrastructure and an uncertain future. The highest number of returns was recorded in Khartoum state, where more than 1.3…
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Yemen: Security Council votes on definitive extension of Hodeida mission
Resolution 2813 (2026), presented by the United Kingdom, received 13 votes in favor and none against. Two countries – China and Russia – abstained. It calls for the effective, efficient…
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From lunch tray to lifelong health: WHO sets global standards for school meals
The UN agency's new global guidance Evidence-based policies and interventions show that healthy eating at school can help children develop healthy eating habits throughout their lives. “The food children eat…
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Holocaust Remembrance: “You are here because you choose hope over hate”
In his 10th Holocaust Remembrance Day Address, Secretary-General António Guterres said survivors and their families gathered in the General Assembly Hall to say that honoring the dead “and combating the…
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MEDICAL ERRORS in Europe, a clear warning of how unsafe primary medicine is in this 21st century.
Over the last five years, the debate on medical errors in Europe has gained a lot of visibility. It is not a minor issue: it affects millions of patients and…
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At the edge of war: the Central African Republic’s difficult border with Sudan
Since the beginning of the civil war in Sudan, tens of thousands of refugees have fled south to the area, carrying with them not only what they could save from…
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UN chief warns ‘law of the jungle’ is replacing rule of law
Guterres was addressing a high-level open debate of the UN Security Council convened by Somalia, which holds the presidency of the Council for January. The debate comes as conflicts multiply,…