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Highest Number Of Conflicts Worldwide In 2024 Since 1946: Study
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Highest Number Of Conflicts Worldwide In 2024 Since 1946: Study

59% Right coverage: 17 sources
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Africa: Without Urgent Funding, Global Hunger Hotspots Are Set to Grow, UN Warns
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Africa: Without Urgent Funding, Global Hunger Hotspots Are Set to Grow, UN Warns

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Since conflict erupted in Sudan, more than a million people have fled to neighbouring South Sudan, seeking refuge from escalating violence that has displaced 12.4 million people and plunged over half the Sudanese population into food insecurity.See the Story
France Pushes for Joint Debt to Bolster International Role of Euro
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France Pushes for Joint Debt to Bolster International Role of Euro

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EU leaders to discuss measures aimed at making single currency more attractive on global marketsSee the Story

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Highest Number Of Conflicts Worldwide In 2024 Since 1946: Study
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Highest Number Of Conflicts Worldwide In 2024 Since 1946: Study

East Africa: Tanzania and Uganda - Bad Places to Be an Opposition Politician

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Kampala -- In East Africa's Tanzania and Uganda, political tensions are rising as they prepare for the next elections. Tanzania goes to the polls in October 2025, while Uganda's presidential and general elections will take place early in 2026.Kassim Majaliwa · TanzaniaSee the Story

[Opinion] Africa: Time to Rethink Health Financing - It's Not Just a Public Sector Concern

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By Hatice Beton, Roberto Durán-Fernández, Dennis Ostwald and Rifat AtunOpinionSee the Story

Climate and Health: Urgent Need for Adaptation Strategies in Africa

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Negotiators at then UN Climate conference in Bonn, Germany. Credit: Friday PhiriBy Friday PhiriBONN, Jun 20 2025 (IPS) In recent years, there has been growing evidence of how climate change is impacting human health in several ways. The Lancet Countdown has been producing ‘eye-popping’ reports, highlighting  how climate change is breaching health thresholds across multiple indicators—heat, disease vectors, food security, air quality, and socioec…Bonn · BonnRead Article

South Korea‘s Democracy Renewed

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
On a resounding 79.4 per cent turnout, South Korean voters have delivered a clear mandate for change. Lee Jae-myung of the centrist Democratic Party of Korea (DPK) decisively won the 3 June election, becoming the country’s new president after a turbulent time for South Korean democracy. Just six months before, South Koreans took to the …South Korea · South KoreaRead Article

From Deterrence to Disarmament: Global Advocates Call for Justice and Peace

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Marking 80 years since the dawn of the nuclear age, peace advocates, diplomats, educators, and atomic bomb survivors from around the world gathered for the “Choose Hope” symposium on March 12–13, 2025, in Santa Barbara, California. Co-organized by the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation (NAPF) and Soka Gakkai International (SGI), the event was held at the …International · Santa BarbaraRead Article

The Cost of Conservation—How Tanzania Is Erasing the Maasai Identity

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
On the vast plains of Tanzania’s Ngorongoro Conservation Area, the sight of young Maasai men in bright shawls has long symbolized coexistence with nature.Tanga Region · Tanga RegionRead Article

Africa: The Fallout From Losing a UN Job

Coverage: 2 sources
United Nations -- Ten years ago, I lost more than a job.United NationsSee the Story

Women Protestors Targeted, Insulted on Georgian Anti-Government Rallies

100% Left coverage: 2 sources
Police line up at an anti-government outside the parliament building in Tbilisi. Credit: Gvantsa KalandadzeBy Ed HoltBRATISLAVA, Jun 20 2025 (IPS) Having attended hundreds of anti-government protests in the Georgian capital, Tbilisi, Gvantsa Kalandadze is no stranger to police intimidation and violence. Police brutality has become common at the daily protests that have taken place in the city since the end of last year, when the autocratic gover…Georgia · GeorgiaSee the Story

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