Country: Iraq Sources: UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Protection Cluster More than two years since victory was declared, millions of Iraqis are still unable to return safely home, blocked from accessing basic services and without means to rebuild their homes and lives.
Read MoreBy Frank Rijsberman and Ingvild SolvangMar 9 2020 (IPS) This year, the Paris Agreement’s effectiveness as a global response to the climate crisis is being tested as governments are preparing to submit more ambitious national targets for mitigation and adaptation. The combined ambitions of these targets should match the urgency […]
Read MoreIssue Post March 9, 2020 More than a bank: Reflections on the history of the Inter-American Development Bank Eugenio Díaz-Bonilla The IADB’s unique role in Latin America and the Caribbean—and the world.
Read MorePertama adalah menyediakan ketersediaan anggaran dalam pelaksanaan pemilihan umum (pemilu).
Read MoreSekitar 20 hektare lahan gambut milik warga di Desa Babah Lueng, Kecamatan Tripa Makmur, Kabupaten Nagan Raya, Provinsi Aceh, Senin (9/3) terbakar. Ratusan personel gabungan TNI, Polri, BPBD, Dinas Sosial dan warga dikerahkan …
Read MoreAcross much of Africa elephants are killed for their tusks. In the Southeast Asian nation of Myanmar (formerly Burma) the jumbos are killed for their skins, to which locals ascribe medicinal properties. When we kill elephants, we kill highly social and intelligent beings. Not only that, but by killing some […]
Read MoreColorised scanning electron micrograph of MERS virus particles (yellow) both budding and attached to the surface of infected VERO E6 cells (blue). Credit: NIAID By Ignacio López-GoñiMar 7 2020 (IPS) Regardless of whether we classify the new coronavirus as a pandemic, it is a serious issue. In less than two […]
Read MoreCountry: Somalia Sources: Famine Early Warning System Network, Food Security and Nutrition Analysis Unit The population in Crisis (IPC Phase 3) or Emergency (IPC Phase 4), who are in need of urgent humanitarian food assistance, is expected to rise by 40 percent to 1.61 million people.
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