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UKRAINE: All parties must protect civilians
I am gravely concerned by recent developments in the eastern region of Ukraine, especially when innocent civilians, including women and children, are caught in crossfire and pay with their lives.
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Migrant Workers Take Flight Amid Fears of Thai Crackdown
Thousands of migrant workers have fled back to Cambodia, fearing the Thai military will crackdown on illegal workers. The Thai government has denied ordering the expulsion of workers.
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New MEPs: ready to take up office for the next five years
As new MEPs from across Europe arrive in Brussels to take up their position in the European Parliament, we met two of the new members: Dr Ian Duncan, a British member of the ECR group, and Morten Helveg Petersen, a Danish member of the ALDE group. Speaking to us in the second part of our series on new MEPs, they told us of their impressions of Brussels and the policies they intend to pursue for the next five years. The first parliamentary session starts in Strasbourg on 1 July.
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Obama Drama: Can Democrats Survive His Presidency?
Conflicts and strained relations between a sitting President and Congressional members of his own party during a second term are certainly not unheard of. After all, their political situations differ. Lawmakers are trying to survive in what is traditionally a difficult political environment. The occupant of the White House will not have to be on a ballot again, and tends to become completely caught up with his/her Presidential legacy. It's usually written off as "business as usual" inside the Capital Beltway. But, the level of discontent, desperation, and in some cases, sheer hysteria among Democrats these past two weeks is most definitely not business as usual.
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Six months after fighting reaches capital, no end to horror for children in Central African Republic violence: UNICEF
Six months since intense fighting reached Central African Republic’s capital, Bangui, scores of children have been killed, hundreds have been maimed and thousands have been displaced.
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UN chief condemns shooting of Ukrainian plane, 49 aboard killed

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon.
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Israel Lawmakers Spar Over Future Borders
A controversial plan by an Israeli political leader to annex parts of the occupied West Bank has triggered an angry debate in Israel, exposing serious divisions in the coalition government over the future of the peace process with the Palestinians.
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Former NATO Commander Wesley Clark: Crimea Is Not Kosovo
When NATO jets attacked Serbian military targets in Kosovo in 1999, relations between the West and Russia plummeted to lows not seen since before the Soviet collapse eight years earlier.
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Ukrainian Rebel Leader Escapes Injury in Apparent Bomb Blast
Pro-Russian separatists in the eastern Ukraine city of Donetsk say a van used by separatist rebel leader Denis Pushilin exploded Thursday in the central city, injuring at least three bodyguards.
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Six Killed in Indian Steel Plant Accident
A poisonous gas leak at a government-run steel plant in central India has killed six people and injured at least 30 others.
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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

