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Thousands of Migrants in Limbo Under Texas Bridge
As many as 10,000 migrants, many from Haiti, are in a makeshift camp under a bridge that connects the U.S. and Mexico near Del Rio, Texas. The number is growing, according to officials on the ground.
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Fraudulent “COVID-19 Compensation Lottery Prize” scam, falsely alleges association with WHO and others
The World Health Organization (WHO) has been made aware of correspondences being circulated by scammers (acting under the name of Capital Finance, Inc. London), falsely notifying recipients of such correspondences that they have been selected as a beneficiary/winner of a US$1 million lottery compensation prize payment for losses and damages suffered as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Food Insecurity Grips Myanmar as UN Struggles to Help
Millions of people in Myanmar are facing food insecurity, and the world’s largest humanitarian organization warned Friday that a lack of funding is preventing it from providing adequate aid.
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EU Reportedly to Hold Emergency Talks on Belarusian Migration Practices
European Union ministers will hold emergency talks on what they view as a Belarusian pressure campaign of illegal migration against EU nations, according to Agence France-Presse.
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One year after the Beirut explosions, children’s needs remain acute, with 98 per cent of families still in need
One year after the devastating explosions in Beirut, a UNICEF survey shows the needs of affected children and families remain acute, magnified by a collapsing economy, political instability and the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Myanmar’s UN Representative Alleges Massacres by Military
Myanmar’s ambassador to the United Nations has sent a letter to U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres alleging a series of massacres by the military last month in the northwestern part of the country.
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USAID Head Says Ethiopia’s Humanitarian Situation Growing Worse
The head of the U.S. Agency for International Development highlighted what she called “desperate humanitarian needs that are growing even more acute with every passing day” during talks Wednesday with officials in Ethiopia.
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More Than 40 Die in 2-Vehicle Collision in Mali
A deadly vehicle collision this week in the West African nation of Mali has been blamed on bad weather and the chronically poor state of the roads.
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Netanyahu Opponents Seek Quick End to Israeli PM's Time in Office
Opponents of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu worked Thursday to arrange a quick parliamentary vote to end his 12-year term in office.
Netanyahu’s opponents hope an expedited vote would complicate his last-minute effort to disrupt their new coalition.
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Explosion Sparks Fire at Tehran Oil Refinery
A large fire broke out Wednesday at an oil refinery in the Iranian capital of Tehran, according to state media.
There were no immediate reports of casualties. While the refinery is located in an industrial zone, it is not far from people's homes, according to local authorities.
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Human Rights
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The Peace Bell Resonates at the 27th Eurasian Economic Summit

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