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Liège, cradle of art: exceptional museums and galleries to explore

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Liège, cradle of art: exceptional museums and galleries to explore Located in Belgium, the city of Liège is a true artistic gem. Known for its rich cultural past, it is full of exceptional museums...
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Free movement: Schengen reform to ensure border controls only as a last resort

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The reform of border controls within the free movement Schengen area can only be reintroduced when absolutely necessary.
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Reducing pollution in EU groundwater and surface waters

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Parliament adopted its position on reducing groundwater and surface waters pollution and improving EU water quality standards.
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World News in Brief: Ukraine nuclear plant update, Sudan health crisis, reproductive rights

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Addressing the opening of the IAEA’s General Conference in Vienna on Monday, Mr. Grossi said that 53 missions mobilizing more than 100 agency staff have been deployed as part of a continued presence...
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Tournai: a journey through time in the heart of Wallonia

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Tournai: a journey through time in the heart of Wallonia Located in the heart of Wallonia, the city of Tournai is a real journey back in time. With its rich historical and cultural heritage,...
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Anti-coercion instrument: the EU’s new weapon to protect trade

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The anti-coercion instrument will be the EU’s new tool to fight economic threats and unfair trade restrictions by non-EU countries. Why does the EU need a new tool to tackle trade conflicts? Global trade can help...
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Namur, a gourmet city: discover its cuisine and local specialties

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Namur, a gourmet city: discover its cuisine and local specialties Namur, located in Belgium, is a picturesque city that enchants its visitors with its architectural beauty and warm atmosphere. But what makes Namur even...
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Is this a revolt? No… Just a bunch of retards

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Boom! There it is (again), this disturbing crowd armed with clubs. Lighting torches, brandishing pitchforks, supporting progress like the rope supports the hanged man. We will remember, she had already caused...
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Human rights experts: Humanity facing ‘unprecedented global toxic emergency’

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The fifth session of the International Conference on Chemicals Management (ICCM-5), organized by UN environment programme UNEP and hosted by Germany, kicks off in Bonn on Monday.“ICCM-5 is expected to be a watershed...
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Leuven, a prestigious university in the heart of the city: the history and importance of KU Leuven

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Leuven, a prestigious university in the heart of the city: the history and importance of KU Leuven Located in Belgium, in the Flemish region, the city of Leuven is home to one of the most...
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World News in Brief: Healthcare crisis in DRC, Türk slams Iran hijab law, welcomes new India bill boosting women

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The World Health Organization’s representative to the DRC, Dr Boureima Hama Sambo, warned that in six eastern provinces, health facilities have been set alight, health workers killed and others face constant physical and...
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Human rights in Russia: ‘Significant deterioration’

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The UN’s Special Rapporteur for Russia, Mariana Katzarova, sounded the alarm on what she says is a pattern of suppression of civil and political rights there. Addressing the Human Rights Council in Geneva, Ms....
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Survivors of Libya floods grapple with trauma

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Post-traumatic stress and anxiety has become a daily challenge for thousands of Libyans who survived Storm Daniel nearly two weeks ago, UN humanitarians warned on Thursday. Source link
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Funding woes continue to plague UN Palestine refugee agency

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The head of the UN agency that assists Palestine refugees across the Middle East, UNRWA, on Thursday appealed for consistent and sustainable financing to keep its operations running and avert chronic shortfalls.  Source link
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Yemen: Unsung heroes unite for lasting peace

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Ongoing peace talks provide a glimpse of hope that a political resolution to the conflict is on the horizon. However, on International Day of Peace, celebrated annually on 21 September, humanitarian needs remain staggering and...
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Bruges: between canals and chocolates, a gourmet destination

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Bruges is a picturesque city located in the Flemish region of Belgium. Known for its romantic canals and well-preserved medieval architecture, Bruges is a must-visit destination for food lovers. With an abundance...
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War in Sudan: ‘Brutal fight’ must end as civilian suffering intensifies

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Civilians continuing paying a heavy price as the “senseless violence” between rival militaries continues in Sudan, the UN’s political affairs chief said on Wednesday. Source link
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Antwerp, a dynamic port city: between commerce and history

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Antwerp, a dynamic port city: between commerce and history Located in northern Belgium, Antwerp is a dynamic port city that has played a major role in European trade for centuries. Its rich history and...
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World News in Brief: Afghan rights, Armenia-Azerbaijan ceasefire, road safety campaign

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A new report by UNAMA’s Human Rights Service has documented over 1,600 cases of human rights violations including torture, committed by the de facto authorities across the country during the arrest and detention...
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HR and Religious Freedom Experts Decry Government Persecution of Minority Religion in Japan

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TORINO, Italy (September 19, 2023) — Bitter Winter, a magazine of the Center for Studies on New Religions (CESNUR), has been following the Japanese government’s unusual and intrusive investigation of a minority religion, which...
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UN rights experts condemn Iran’s protest crackdown

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Protests erupted throughout the country on Saturday marking the one-year anniversary of the 22-year-old Iranian woman’s death after she was detained by Iran’s morality police for allegedly not wearing her headscarf properly.Crackdown on...
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Sudan: Children dying amid healthcare system collapse

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In war-torn Sudan, more than 1,200 children under five have died in camps in the space of four months from a combination of measles and malnutrition, UN humanitarians said on Tuesday. Source link
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World News in Brief: Reparations for African diaspora, child deaths in Sudan, Libya update

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That’s the message from UN human rights chief Volker Türk, who called for strong leadership and political will from States to heed the call of people of African descent for accountability and redress.His comments...
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Brussels, a destination for everyone: Family activities and parks to discover

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Brussels, a destination for everyone: Family activities and parks to discover Brussels, capital of Belgium, is an ideal destination for families looking for adventure and discovery. With its numerous parks and activities suitable for...
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Syria: UN chief welcomes reopening of life-saving aid corridor

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A large UN aid convoy was able to cross into northwest Syria on Tuesday following the reopening of a vital border crossing. Source link
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