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Russia’s criminal bombing of the Odesa Cathedral: Assessing the damages

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An interview with Architect Volodymyr Meshcheriakov, who led the rebuilding of the historical church in 2000–2010, destroyed by Stalin in the 1930s By Dr Ievgeniia Gidulianova Bitter Winter (14.09.2023) - In August 2023, less than a month...
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Turning Disaster into Hope, The 9/11 Catalyst for Scientology’s Global Humanitarian Reach

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BRUSSELS, BELGIUM, September 14, 2023/EINPresswire.com/ -- The cataclysmic aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attack was a pivotal moment for Volunteer Ministers, underscoring that regardless of the severity of the situation, "Something can be done...
Human Rights

Libya floods: UN providing aid as disaster response team deploys

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More than 5,000 people have reportedly died, many of them residents of Derna, which was struck by a torrent of water from two dams which burst, sweeping away whole neighbourhoods of the port...
Human Rights

UN humanitarian chief in Ukraine condemns ‘brutal and relentless’ pattern of port attacks

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"There has been almost one attack every other day hitting vital port and grain facilities in Ukraine," said Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator Denise Brown, in a statement on Wednesday. Assault on grain exportsA Russian drone...
Education

From Prompt to Perfection, Navigating College Assignments with Confidence

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Your smart planning to do the academic assignments is important. It plays a key role in ensuring success for you in school and college. The college experience often confronts students with various external factors....
Europe

PES says at State of the European Union, Putin is a criminal

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In the final State of the European Union debate, MEP Iratxe Garcia, from the Socialists and Democrats, commended the collaborative efforts of President von der Leyen and the commissioners. Garcia highlighted the unity and...
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Leuven, cradle of Belgian beer: discover the best breweries and bars in the city

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Leuven, cradle of Belgian beer: discover the best breweries and bars in the city Belgium is known worldwide for its brewing tradition and its quality beer. Among the Belgian cities that stand out for...
International

Libya – Floods of ‘epic proportions’ leave thousands dead

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UN agencies and partners are responding to the disaster unfolding in eastern Libya after devastating flooding and loss of life over the weekend
Economy

Unemployment Rates Maintain Consistency Staying Below 5% for the Consecutive Month

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In a remarkable demonstration of economic resilience, the unemployment rate among countries in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) remained steady at 4.8% in July 2023. This marks the month in a...
Europe

Doorstep by EP President Metsola ahead of State of the EU debate

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You can follow it live on Parliament’s webstreaming and on EbS. State of the European Union debate At 9.00, Commission President von der Leyen...
Human Rights

Türk: Ethnically motivated attacks leave hundreds dead in Sudan

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“Such developments echo a horrific past that must not be repeated,” said Volker Türk UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, marking “five months of futile suffering, death, loss and destruction.”Mounting casualtiesSpeaking at the...
Human Rights

Syria: Urgent response needed to uptick in fighting, economic crisis

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In its latest report, the UN Human Rights Council (OHCHR) body found that attacks on civilians, escalating fighting, economic decline and human rights violations persist, despite the country’s re-admission to the League of...
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24 million more people could face emergency levels of hunger this year: WFP

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The UN World Food Programme (WFP) said on Tuesday that a historic funding shortfall was forcing it to “drastically” cut rations in most of its operations, potentially pushing an additional 24 million people to...
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Bruges: an enchanted city to visit in winter

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Bruges: an enchanted city to visit in winter Bruges, a small picturesque city located in Belgium, is often considered a dream destination to visit in summer. However, the charm of this city in winter...
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Decoding the Digital, 10 Things You Should Know About YouTube

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In today's age, YouTube has become a widely recognized platform that has transformed the way we consume videos. Starting as a place for individuals to share videos it has now evolved into the world's...
Human Rights

Afghanistan: Human rights ‘in a state of collapse’, warns Türk

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“Human rights in Afghanistan are in a state of collapse,” he told the Human Rights Council, before sounding the alarm over ongoing reports of extrajudicial killings, torture and ill-treatment and arbitrary arrests and detentions,...
Human Rights

Sri Lanka urged to conduct probe into 2019 attack

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Addressing the forum in Geneva, Deputy High Commissioner for Human Rights, Nada-Al Nashif also urged the Sri Lankan authorities to accelerate investigations and prosecutions probing cases of human rights violations, in particular, the 2019...
Human Rights

War crimes intensifying: Myanmar human rights investigators

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"The frequency and intensity of war crimes and crimes against humanity has only increased in recent months,” said Nicholas Koumjian, head of the investigation team, formally known as the Independent Investigative Mechanism for...
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FAO launches emergency plan to combat hunger in Sudan

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The UN food security agency on Monday launched an emergency response plan to provide essential support to communities in Sudan grappling with the devastating effects of the ongoing conflict. Source link
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The culinary specialties of Antwerp: a taste journey in Belgium

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The culinary specialties of Antwerp: a taste journey in Belgium When we think of Belgium, we often think of the famous waffles, crispy fries and tasty beer. However, the city of Antwerp offers much...
Human Rights

Türk blasts ‘politics of repression and division’, stresses freedom and development link

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Addressing the opening of the Council’s 54th session, Mr. Türk strongly condemned the “old, blunt, brutal politics of repression” as exemplified by a rise in military coups and the crushing of dissent –...
Human Rights

First Person: Family death ‘turning point’ in South Sudanese humanitarian’s life

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She is currently deployed with the UN humanitarian affairs office, OCHA, to the north of her country, supporting refugees who are fleeing conflict in Sudan. She has been speaking to UN News ahead of World Humanitarian Day ...
America

23 Spanish-speaking Jewish communities worldwide demand the deletion of a derogatory definition

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All representative institutions of the Spanish-speaking Jewish communities support the initiative. The removal of the definition of "Jew" as "avaricious or usurious person" is requested, as well as the definition of "judiada" as "a...
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Five Russian Jehovah’s Witnesses sentenced to 30 years in prison in all

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Discover the ongoing persecution of Jehovah's Witnesses in Russia, where believers face imprisonment for practicing their faith in private.
Europe

Critical raw materials – plans to secure EU supply and sovereignty

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Electric cars, solar panels and smartphones - all of them contain critical raw materials. They are the lifeblood of our modern societies.
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