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Yemen: senior UN relief official urges immediate halt to attacks against civilians and aid workers
Due to a lack of fuel, electricity and wheat, few bakeries are operating in Taiz, Yemen, forcing residents to stand in long lines for bread.
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UNICEF Innovation adopts new models of investment to give poorest children better opportunities
UNICEF launched a Global Innovation Centre and Innovation Fund to bring to scale creative and cost-reducing approaches to better the lives of the poorest children on 7 May, 2015.
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Senior UN official warns of ‘widespread and systematic’ sexual violence in Syria, Iraq
Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Sexual Violence in Conflict, Zainab Bangura briefs the press. At left is Stéphane Dujarric, spokesperson for the Secretary-General.
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Yemen: UN envoy sets out on ‘intensive consultation’ aimed at getting political process back on track
In early April 2015, an air strike hit a military site on Faj Attan Mountain, high above Sana’a, the capital of Yemen, causing fire and a large plume of smoke.
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World’s forcibly displaced hit record 38 million, prompting UN appeal for ‘all-out effort’ for peace
Iraqis displaced from Ramadi District in Anbar Governorate.
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World’s forcibly displaced hit record 38 million, prompting UN appeal for ‘all-out effort’ for peace
Iraqis displaced from Ramadi District in Anbar Governorate.
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Honouring victims of World War II, Ban reaffirms UN's founding goals to ensure peace and dignity for all
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon (right) and General Assembly President Sam Kutesa plant a tree to remember the countless victims who lost their lives in the Second World War.
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Armed groups in Central African Republic agree to release thousands of children
In Bangui, the leader of an armed group signs agreement to release children
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Russia has transformed Black Sea military landscape, say foreign affairs MEPs
If Russia does not apply the Minsk ceasefire deals in full and return Crimea to Ukraine, the EU should step up sanctions and consider the possibility of providing Ukraine with defensive arms, say Foreign Affairs Committee MEPs in a resolution voted on Monday. Returning Crimea is vital to the EU’s long-run cooperation with Russia and EU countries must also step up their own defence capabilities, says the text, which looks at Black Sea Basin military changes since Russia illegally annexed Crimea.
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Yemen: UN relief official urges ‘safe and reliable’ access to Sana’a airport to deliver critical aid
A boy sits amid rubble, all that remains of his home, which was destroyed in an air strike in Okash Village, near Sana’a, the capital of Yemen.
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