During a recent UN Security Council session, the United Nations emphasized that any peace negotiations related to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine must fully adhere to the UN Charter. Specifically, peace efforts must respect Ukraine’s sovereignty, independence, and territorial integrity, underscoring the need for a framework that aligns with international law and security protocols. Miroslav […]
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For someone in the peak of health, Martin Jenkins participates in an astonishing number of medical tests. In November 2024 alone, he underwent MRI scans of his brain and torso, an ultrasound scan of his neck, a bone density scan, an ECG of his heart and a series of computer-based tests to assess his memory […]
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On Jan. 31, a court in Miami entered the final in a series of consent decrees, permanently barring 10 individuals and entities from operating a scheme to steal funds from thousands of bank accounts belonging to consumers and small businesses across the United States. In a civil complaint unsealed on Dec. 11, 2023, the Justice […]
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Several civilians were killed in an airstrike by the Nigerian military targeting rebels in the northwest region, authorities confirmed on Monday. The strike, carried out by the Nigerian Air Force in Katsina State’s Safana area, was a response to a recent attack on a police division by rebels. While the exact number of casualties has […]
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Temu has made a remarkable entry in the global e-commerce landscape, quickly becoming the fifth largest online marketplace in France. Critics claim Temu’s ultra-competitive pricing relies on unfair practices. Yet its success stems from the powerful—and proven—business model of its parent company, Pinduoduo, which started as an online marketplace for fresh fruit… In just two […]
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Beyond the UN, it affects people’s daily lives in many ways. It helps reduce conflicts, grow our economies, and allows us to travel safely around the world. It’s also crucial for tackling big global problems like climate change and unregulated artificial intelligence. What does “multilateral” actually mean? Originally, “multilateral” was a geometry term meaning […]
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Ireland is set to advance the development of nearly 3,000 new homes over the next three years, as part of a broader housing strategy aimed at addressing the country’s affordability crisis. Public Expenditure Minister Jack Chambers has given approval for €450 million in funding, which will be allocated to the Department of Housing for the […]
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Argentina’s President Javier Milei is facing increasing political pressure, with opposition lawmakers calling for his impeachment after his endorsement of a cryptocurrency that quickly collapsed in value. The controversy erupted when Milei recommended the $LIBRA coin on social media, only for it to crash within hours, sparking concerns of a “rug pull” — a situation […]
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In a bold move to continue supporting Ukraine amidst its ongoing war with Russia, Ireland has pledged an additional €50 million in non-lethal military aid, set to be provided next month. However, this support will bypass the European Union’s European Peace Facility (EPF) mechanism, which has been blocked by Hungary, preventing Ireland from fulfilling its […]
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In response to the suspension of USAID funding, which has disrupted vital healthcare programs in Nigeria, the Nigerian government is stepping in to support the health workers impacted by the funding cuts. The US decision to halt funding for essential health initiatives, including the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), which provides treatment for […]
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