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Urgent call for $1 billion to support millions fleeing Sudan conflict

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The UN refugee agency, UNHCR, and 64 humanitarian and national civil society organisations on Monday appealed for $1 billion to provide essential aid and protection to more than 1.8 million people fleeing the ongoing...
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UN provides funding boost for ‘neglected’ humanitarian crises

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UN provides funding boost with $125 million to support 14 countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and the Middle East.
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Afghanistan: WFP forced to cut food aid for 2 million more

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Food assistance to two million people in Afghanistan will have to be cut later this month, the UN World Food Programme (WFP) said on Tuesday.  Source link
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Scientology volunteers at Health Fair in Denmark do their part before International Overdose Awareness Day

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COPENHAGEN, COPENHAGEN, DENMARK, August 30, 2023/EINPresswire.com/ -- A contingent of deeply concerned Scientology volunteers with the Copenhagen chapter of the Foundation for a Drug-Free World recently brought their urgent "Say No to Drugs" initiative to a...
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Pakistan: Flood have gone but horror continues for children

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Millions of children in Pakistan remain dependent on humanitarian assistance as recovery and rehabilitation efforts from last year’s catastrophic floods lack sufficient funding, the UN (UNICEF) warned on Friday. Speaking one year on from the...
Science&Technology

Artificial Intelligence Development: Pros and Cons for Education in 2023

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Explore the effects of Artificial Intelligence on education in 2023. Discover how AI reshapes education while nurturing critical thinking, its strengths and weaknesses, and more.
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Breaking Barriers to Peace, Multi-Faith Organizations Unite Against Religiously Motivated Violence

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Religions for Peace and United Religions Initiative are deepening their collaboration to prevent religiously motivated violence globally. Join their efforts for lasting peace.
Health

Netflix, Painkiller and the Empire of Pain (Oxycodon)

Gabriel Carrion Lopez -
My son, at the age of 15, was prescribed OxyConti, suffered years of addiction, and at the age of 32 died alone and in the cold in a petrol station car park. This is...
Europe

From Palace to Barracks, Spain Princess of Asturias Leonor Begins Military Quest

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Learn about the General Military Academy of Zaragoza, where the Princess of Asturias will begin her military education. Founded in 1882, the academy has a rich history of training officers for the Armed Forces. Their goal is to produce well-rounded leaders with strong moral values.
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Ukraine: War intensifies and so do the needs, says UN relief official

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Denise Brown, UN Humanitarian Coordinator for Ukraine, spoke remotely at a press briefing at UN Headquarters, in New York, and said that funds are needed particularly to prepare for the approaching winter. “It is almost...
Opinion

Persecution of Ahmadiyyas continues in Pakistan

Lahcen Hammouch -
The Minarets of a mosque demolished this August 6, 2023, in the village 168 Murad, Dahran Wala, Bahawal Nagar district. Ahmadiyya is a Muslim religious movement that was founded in India in the 19th...
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South Sudan: UN agencies urge immediate action to avert deepening food crisis

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During a three-day visit to the country, Qu Dongyu, Director General of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO); Cindy McCain, Executive Director of the World Food Programme (WFP); and Alvaro Lario, President of the...
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The eerie silence of starvation ‘is deafening, it never leaves you’: UN official

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Globally, over 250 million people suffered acute hunger in 2022, the highest in recent years, with about 376,000 people facing famine-like conditions in seven countries – all affected by armed conflict or extreme levels...
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FAO raises alarm on escalating food crisis in Sudan  

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FAO said 20.3 million individuals in Sudan face severe hunger, a figure that has nearly doubled since last year.   Projections show that 42% of the population is experiencing high levels of immediate food shortage. This is made...
Opinion

The Timeless Teachings of Buddhism, A Path to Serenity

Lahcen Hammouch -
Buddhism is often considered a universal philosophy or spirituality, as it offers teachings and practices that can be adopted by people from different cultures, ethnic backgrounds and religious beliefs. Buddhism is not restricted to...
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Nearly 14 million children in Sudan need humanitarian support: UNICEF

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Ted Chaiban of the UN children’s agency, UNICEF, and Edem Wosornu with the UN humanitarian affairs office, OCHA, briefed journalists on their recent mission to the country and Chad, one of several neighbouring nations...
ENTERTAINMENT

Nancy Cartwright: The Voice Behind Bart Simpson

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Nancy Cartwright is a renowned voice talent known for her iconic portrayal of Bart Simpson, the mischievous and lovable character from the long-running animated series "The Simpsons." With over 30 years of experience in...
Opinion

Islam or Islamism today in Europe?

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Islam is a monotheistic Abrahamic religion which was founded in the 7th century in Arabia by the prophet of Islam Muhammad, peace and salvation be upon him. The followers of Islam, called Muslims,...
Health

Boost Your Immune System, Tips for a Healthy and Active Summer

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Learn how to improve and maintain your immune system for a healthy summer and winter. Tips include getting enough sleep, eating a healthy diet, staying hydrated, exercising regularly, managing stress, getting outside, practicing good hygiene, and considering supplements.
Culture

Fun Things to Do in Brussels during Summer: A Seasonal Guide

Juan Sanchez Gil -
Brussels, the capital city of Belgium, boasts of breathtaking architecture, delectable cuisine, and a rich history. But visiting in summer? It’s a whole new experience. The city comes alive with open-air concerts, vibrant festivals,...
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UN missions battle old and emerging threats to protect civilians

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Climate change and conflictBriefing the Security Council, Lt. Gen. Mohan Subramanian, Force Commander of the UN Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) recalled when dykes collapsed in Unity State in October 2022, leading to flash...
Interview

Sociology Unplugged: Peter Schulte’s Eye-Opening Interview on “sects” and “cults”

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In a world where ideologies and sects often stir controversy and confusion, understanding the intricacies of these phenomena becomes paramount. The European Times had the rare opportunity to sit down with Peter Schulte, an...
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WFP staffer shot and killed in Yemen

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Moayad Hameidi, a Jordanian national, was working in Turbah, in the country’s southwest. He came under fire on Friday afternoon, and the identify of the assailants is not yet known.Head of Taiz officeWFP released...
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WFP: ‘Urgent action is needed’ to end growing humanitarian crisis in Sahel

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The spillover will be devastating for both peace and stability in a region already experiencing political instability, climate extremes, food and water insecurity, and economic decline, the agency warned.Growing crisis“We are increasingly concerned about...
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Russian strikes on Ukraine ports ‘further blow to global food security’

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Ms. DiCarlo strongly condemned the aerial strikes this week on the ports in Odesa, Chornomorsk and Mykolaiv, which destroyed critical infrastructure and killed or injured civilians.The attacks followed Russia's decision on Monday to effectively...
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