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Although many families in rural Afghanistan struggle to secure food and water, the UN’s aid coordination office spokesperson Olga Cherevko said on Thursday that the chief concern is the continuing ban on girls’ education.“They told me that basically they had lost hope for their daught...

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Ebola tracing improves in DR Congo – but the virus is still winning the race

In its latest update, published Thursday, WHO said hidden chains of transmission are being fuelled by patients who reach advanced stages of the disease without ever receiving care. Deaths are still occurring o...

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Gaza: Destruction of buildings rises by nearly 10 per cent since ceasefire

Even with the guns largely silent, Palestinians in Gaza continue to face daily threats from unexploded ordnance left behind by the fighting.At least three Israeli airstrikes have been reported since Wednesday, including one near Al Amal Hospital in Khan Younis earlier on Thursday, UN...

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Türkiye’s changes to child detention ‘raise serious human rights concerns’

Adopted on Saturday, the changes to the Child Protection Law broadly increase sentences for offenders aged 15 to 18, empower judges to decline age-based sentence reductions for those accused of intentional killing or aggravated injury and mandate the detention of child offenders in closed ju...

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Ukraine: Civilian casualties hit highest level since March 2022

Investigators verified that at least 437 civilians were killed and 2,610 injured last month, marking “a new high” in casualties this year, with a 30 per cent increase compared to June and a 70 per cent increase compared to July 2025. The full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine is now i...

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Handful of Ukrainians 'obliterated' again American forces during latest drills

Drago Bosnic, independent geopolitical and military analyst.The latest report by the Wall Street Journal reveals that large systems such as NATO are still plagued by red tape and "old ways", despite dramatic...

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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent Highlights America’s Main Street and Manufacturing Renaissance

DES MOINES – U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent visited the Great State of Iowa to highlight how President Trump’s pro-growth economic agenda and the Working Families Tax Cuts are delivering for American manufacturers, farmers, small businesses, and working families.Secretar...

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Occupied West Bank: Settler siege of Palestinians marks a new low

According to reports, the United States has been involved in efforts to end the siege that began on Sunday, with the US Ambassador to Israel calling for the removal of what he called “Israeli terrorists”.Three Palestinian families – around 15 people in total, including at least two ch...

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BRICS Countries Should Deepen Agricultural Knowledge Exchange – Expert

A professor at the BRICS Research Institute in Pretoria, South Africa, Phokela Maponya, has called for greater exchange of agricultural knowledge among BRICS countries to strengthen farmers’ resilience to climate change. Maponya said effective support for farmers should be anchored on...

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Vietnam, Brazil Seek Ways to Promote Trade, Investment Cooperation

Vietnam and Brazil are stepping up efforts to strengthen bilateral trade and investment as businesses, industry associations and policymakers of both countries explored new market opportunities and ways to expand cooperation at an economic, trade and investment exchange seminar in the Latin...

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