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Schooling in the time of COVID-19: Speranza on keeping schools open

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Schooling in the time of COVID-19: Opening statement at high-level meeting on keeping schools open and protecting all children amid surging COVID-19 cases Opening statement  by...
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Farming Simulator ups realism and eco-friendliness with free EU-backed DLC

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Tuesday 8th December 2020Share this article Farming Simulator developer Giants Software has today released free DLC with support from the European Union. Funded by EIT Food,...
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EU countries feel ‘numb’ about Turkey ahead of critical EU summit

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EU member states cannot find a common ground to respond to an escalating situation with Turkey ahead of a crucial summit later this week,...
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Religion, culture hampering HIV education in Sokoto schools

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Many secondary school students in Sokoto State do not know much about HIV and AIDS due to cultural and religious restriction to sex education...
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EU, Britain attempt breakthrough in Brexit talks

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The EU and Britain's chief Brexit negotiators will make a last-ditch bid to break months of deadlock on Sunday, as trade talks limp back...
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Minimum wages should be up to member states, Malta tells EU ministers

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Minimum wages should be set by member states and not centrally controlled by the European Union, minister Carmelo Abela told EU peers during a...
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Contribution of life in soil ‘remains largely underestimated’, says UN agriculture agency 

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Even though soil organisms play a crucial role in boosting food production, enhancing nutritious diets, preserving human health, and combating climate change, the real contribution of these tiny life forms remains largely underestimated, the UN agriculture agency (FAO) said on Friday. 
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Why universities — and the rest of us — need religion studies

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(RNS) — This week, the University of Vermont announced that it is eliminating two dozen academic programs, including its entire religion department. This comes...
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WHO works with Kyrgyz authorities to reduce risk of COVID-19 infection at border crossings

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Crossing borders can pose a risk of COVID-19 spread unless appropriate steps are taken to mitigate it at airports and ground crossing points. In Kyrgyzstan, WHO conducted a survey at 3 international airports and 4 ground crossing points to determine the level of implementation of prevention measures on the ground.
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New Africa alliance aims to tackle deadly COVID ‘infodemic’

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A new network in Africa aims to combat the “infodemic” of misinformation online surrounding COVID-19 and other health emergencies on the continent, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced on Thursday. 
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