World
Launch of AIIB Marks New Paradigm in Economic Governance
The official launch of the much-anticipated Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) in Beijing on Jan. 16 has appeared as a ray of sunshine on an otherwise stormy, and even terrifying, economic and strategic horizon. Since Jan. 1, 2016, the entirety of the London/Wall Street trans-Atlantic financial system has entered into a new phase shift of accelerating and total collapse, just as Lyndon LaRouche warned in the days immediately prior to the recent Christmas season. This collapse has been accompanied both by increasing demands from the British Monarchy for world-wide population reduction accompanied by murderous austerity policies, as well as an escalation by the British Empire, via their puppet Barack Obama, toward a thermo-nuclear war confrontation with Russia and China.
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2015 Employment and Social Developments review: Investing in people is key to economic growth
This year's review reveals further positive employment and social developments in the EU. However, despite recent improvements, huge disparities still exist between Member States, in terms of economic growth, employment and other key social and labour market indicators. Many of these disparities are linked to an underutilisation of human capital on several fronts.
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In appeal to end suffering in Syria, UN agencies and 120 humanitarian organizations call for action now

On 5 January 2016, Ghinwa, 7, and her brother Alaa, 11, at Al-Khalidia Al-Khamisa informal settlement in Homs, Syria.
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Harsh winter makes life even tougher for refugees

Two young mothers wrap their babies in blankets in freezing temperatures in Presevo, Serbia.
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South Sudan: slaughter of civilians, gang rapes among ‘shocking’ crimes committed by all sides, says UN

Child soldiers released in South Sudan.
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In appeal to end suffering in Syria, UN agencies and 120 humanitarian organizations call for action now

On 5 January 2016, Ghinwa, 7, and her brother Alaa, 11, at Al-Khalidia Al-Khamisa informal settlement in Homs, Syria.
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UN condemns suicide attack targeting media in Kabul

A policeman in Kabul, Afghanistan, which remains the most dangerous country for aid workers globally.
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UNHCR Chief visits Syrian capital, urges humanitarian access

UN High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi shakes hands with a boy at a Syrian Arab Red Crescent polyclinic in Damascus.
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MEPs urge Moldova, Georgia, Ukraine to pursue reform and Russia to leave
Russia must end its direct or indirect involvement in conflicts in Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine and stop interfering with their EU aspirations, say MEPs in a review, voted on Thursday, of their progress on reform. One year after the three ratified their association and deep and comprehensive free trade agreements (AA/DCFTAs) with the EU, MEPs highlight remaining reform tasks for each country and take note of the 6 April Dutch referendum on the EU-Ukraine deal.
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New militia violence drives more South Sudanese to Uganda

South Sudanese refugees sit at the Nyumanzi reception centre in Adjumani in northern Ugand
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Human Rights
Fostering a More Humane World: The 28th Eurasian Economic Summi

Conscience, Hope, and Action: Keys to Global Peace and Sustainability

Ringing FOWPAL’s Peace Bell for the World:Nobel Peace Prize Laureates’ Visions and Actions

Protecting the World’s Cultural Diversity for a Sustainable Future

Puppet Show I International Friendship Day 2020

