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Resettlement of Bhutanese refugees surpasses 100,000 mark

Bhutanese refugee Devi Maya Thapa (second left) sits on a bench with her family at a refugee camp in Nepal. She is the 100,000th Bhutanese refugee to be resettled.
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The challenges to ending displacement in Nigeria

Angèle Dikongué-Atangana, UNHCR Representative in Nigeria.
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Terrorist attacks: MEPs demand more information-sharing and coordination in EU
The urgent need to step up information-sharing among EU member states and between them and Europol to fight terrorism, the work on the Passenger Name Records data (EU PNR) proposal and the de-radicalisation of EU citizens joining terrorist organisations were among the topics discussed by MEPs with Europol chief Rob Wainwright and Council and Commission representatives on Thursday.
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Settling Israeli-Palestinian conflict would help curb terrorism, says UN Middle East envoy

In At Tur, near Al Maqassad hospital in East Jerusalem, one of several roadblocks, placed by Israeli forces in October 2015 in Palestinian neighbourhoods, as the wave of violence across the occupied Palestinian territory and Israel continued.
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Universal Children’s Day: Why fair matters
The world remains a deeply unfair place for the poorest and most disadvantaged children despite major advances since the adoption of the Convention on the Rights of the Child in 1989, according to a UNICEF report released on November 20.
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Revised EU Neighbourhood Policy must focus on security and migration, say MEPs
MEPs called on Wednesday for more focus on migration and security and more flexibility in the revised European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP), after foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini and neighbourhood policy Commissioner Johannes Hahn presented their proposals for a new ENP to the foreign affairs committee.
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Yemen: UN warns humanitarian situation has deteriorated 'drastically' as conflict claims 5,700 lives

WHO has so far delivered 960,000 liters of safe water to the population of Al-Mothafar, Sala and Al-Qahera district of Taiz City, Yemen.
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Children’s futures being compromised as violence escalates in Burundi, says UNICEF
Children risk bearing the brunt of an escalation in violence in Burundi, UNICEF warned on November 18, noting that the crisis has already left 17 children dead and many more injured.
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German Foreign Minister: "There are no obvious recipes for tackling terrorism"

Frank-Walter Steinmeier during the meeting with the foreign affairs committee
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Asylum-seekers await application results at historic Berlin airport

Asylum-seekers stay in temporary accommodation in one of three huge hangars at Berlin Tempelhof Airport.
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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

