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Statement by Italian OSCE Chair’s Special Representative for South Caucasus on 10th anniversary of ceasefire in 2008 war in Georgia
Special Representative of the Italian Chairperson-in-Office for the South Caucasus, Ambassador Günther Bächler, on August 12, the following statement on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the ceasefire in the 2008 war in Georgia
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UNICEF appeals for end to ‘war on children’ in Syria and Yemen
The escalating hostilities in southwest Syria endanger some 750,000 people - almost half of them children, like these boys pictured here, who have fled violence in Deraa.
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Anti-Racist Protesters Far Outnumber White Supremacists at Washington Rally
Anti-racist protesters far outnumbered the handful of white supremacists who rallied across from the White House Sunday while police kept both sides apart.
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Caspian Sea Countries Sign Landmark Deal
The leaders of the five countries bordering the Caspian Sea have signed a landmark agreement on its legal status.
The agreement signed Sunday in Aktau, Kazakhstan, by the presidents of Russia, Iran, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan comes after more than 20 years of negotiations on how to divide the resources of the world's largest inland body of water.
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European support for Bavarian Nordic's vaccine production
The European Union is supporting biotech company Bavarian Nordic with a EUR 30m loan from the European Investment Bank (EIB). The loan is guaranteed under the European Fund for Strategic Investments (EFSI), the heart of the Investment Plan for Europe, in which the EIB is the European Commission’s strategic partner.
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Erdogan Claims Lira Plunge a 'Political Plot' Against Turkey
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, embroiled in a bitter dispute with the U.S., a NATO ally, contended Sunday the plunging value of his country's lira currency amounted to a "political plot" against Turkey.
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UNICEF fears escalation in violence in Idlib, Syria will leave 350,000 children with no place to go
“I can’t describe to you what’s happening here. We don’t have enough water or food and we live in fear,” says 12-year-old Rand in Idlib as she breaks into tears.
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Venezuelan exodus to Ecuador reaches record levels: UN refugee agency steps up aid
Venezuelan refugees and migrants at a shelter on the outskirts of Cúcuta, Colombia. Currently there is an influx of Venezuelans entering Ecuador, through the Colombian border.
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Safe spaces offer security and dignity for youth, and help make the world ‘better for all’: Guterres
Students from the Afghanistan National Institute of Music, about half of whom are orphans and former street children and about one-third girls, play their instruments.
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Nagasaki is ‘a global inspiration’ for peace, UN chief says marking 73rd anniversary of atomic bombing
Secretary-General António Guterres folds origami cranes with young Japanese leaders at the Nagasaki Peace Memorial.
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