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No more famine in Gaza, but food insecurity remains, says UN

The majority of Gaza’s population continues to face high levels of food insecurity, despite the absence of famine, according to the United Nations

Malta will officially recognize a Palestinian state at the UN Assembly, says its prime minister

The UK, Canada, Australia, and Portugal recognized a Palestinian state yesterday, a move aimed at promoting the two-state solution

UN: One in four people lack access to safe drinking water

The World Health Organization and UNICEF warn that delays in improving water, sanitation, and hygiene services are exposing billions of people to greater risk of disease.

European Commission: We do not Recognize either the pseudo-state or its “judicial” system

The European Commission expressed concern over the so-called prosecution of five Greek Cypriot citizens

Coalition of Emerging Ocean Leaders launches at UN Ocean Conference 2025

Empowering youth and early-career professionals to lead the future of ocean sustainability

Cyprus Issue: Crucial informal UN meeting in Geneva today

Under the auspices of the UN Secretary-General – Who is participating

Middle East: US cuts force UNICEF to scale back its operations in Lebanon

More than half of children under the age of two are experiencing severe food insecurity in eastern Lebanon, according to a UNICEF official

Aid flow to Gaza has increased since ceasefire, says the UN

Meanwhile, Hamas announced yesterday that it will stop releasing Israeli hostages until further notice due to what it calls Israeli violations

President of Colombia: Cocaine is as bad as whisky – It is only illegal because it is produced in Latin America

Once again, the President of Colombia has sparked controversy with his statements. This time, during an emergency cabinet meeting in his country, he emphasized that cocaine is just as harmful as whiskey

Volker Turk, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights: “Regulating online hate speech to avoid harm is not censorship”

Meta’s announced that it is overhauling its policies on content moderation and fact-checking

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