World
EU Sanctions Against Russia – Who Will Feel the Pain?
European Union governments have agreed to impose new sanctions against Russia that will target, among other areas, its defense sector, with Washington poised to follow. Experts agree the measures were long in coming but there seems to be little agreement over how painful they will be for Russia – and for Europe itself.
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Typhoon Force hosts Japanese visitors

Officer from 201st Tactical Fighter Squadron give the thumbs up at RAF Coningsby.
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‘Gaza in critical condition,’ says Ban, calling again for immediate ceasefire

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon speaks to journalists at the security council stakeout on the situation in Gaza.
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US: Russia Violated Nuclear Treaty
The United States accused Russia of violating a historic nuclear test ban treaty by testing a ground-launched cruise missile.
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Eastern Ukraine: UN rights chief says downing of plane may be ‘war crime,’ urges probe

High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay.
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Security Council, in emergency session, calls for humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza

A young girl sleeps surrounded by relatives in their new home, a primary school in Alqosh, Duhok, after fleeing their home in Mosul.
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MH17 Crash Investigators Hampered by Fighting in Ukraine
A team of international crash investigators and police officers was forced to cancel a visit to the site of the downed Malaysia Airlines plane Sunday in eastern Ukraine. Heavy fighting has been reported between government forces and rebels close to the area where Flight MH17 came down ten days ago.
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28 July 1914: the day an isolated crisis turned into a global conflict
Exactly 100 years ago Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia, triggering a conflict that would soon spread throughout Europe and the world and become known as the Great War. “Remembering this lesson is the best way to honour those who fought and died”, EP president Martin Schulz said ahead of the sad anniversary.
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Cameroon Reviewing Military Strategy after Boko Haram Attacks
Information Minister Issa Tchiroma says Cameroon has increased its troop level at the border with neighboring Nigeria to 3,000, vowing the administration in Yaoundé will go to any extent to prevent Boko Haram militants from using the country as a base to launch attacks on neighboring countries.
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Israel Resumes Gaza Shelling, Says Hamas Violated Own Cease-fire
Israeli forces began shelling in the Gaza Strip late Sunday hours after Hamas declared a 24-hour cease-fire. The Israeli government said it was resuming military operations because Palestinian fighters had not observed previous calls for a truce.
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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

