US EditionNorth Gaza polio campaign postponed due to violence: WHO
- The World Health Organisation postponed the last phase of a polio vaccination drive in Gaza due to 'intense bombardment' and violence in the north.
- Ongoing attacks on civilian infrastructure are jeopardizing safety and movement in northern Gaza, making vaccination impossible for families and health workers.
- The polio campaign began on Sep 1 after the WHO confirmed a baby was partially paralysed by type 2 polio virus, the first case in 25 years.
- The UN Palestinian Refugee Agency called for a temporary truce to allow departures from areas of north Gaza, where 'people are just waiting to die' after three weeks of Israeli attacks.
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The European Commission published on Wednesday three calls for proposals, within the "Creative Europe" program, which aims to support the freedom and pluralism of the media, strengthen the resilience of the media and contribute to the improvement...
The United States is “very close” to completing the allocation of $20 billion as part of the G7 loan package to Ukraine, which will be paid out of proceeds from frozen Russian assets.
This decision was approved by the EU Council.
The G7 have agreed on a loan of 50 billion dollars for Ukraine. This is to be secured by interest from frozen Russian state assets.
The group of seven major Western industrialized countries is granting Ukraine a loan of 50 billion dollars.
More money for Kiev: According to US Treasury Secretary Yellen, the G7 countries are providing Ukraine with 50 billion dollars. The loan is to be paid indirectly by Russia.
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