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Since 16 February 2025, Botswana has faced extensive flooding, displacing over 5,000 people and threatening access to essential services. UNICEF is allocating funds for relief efforts and has appealed for …
UNICEF Botswana Flood Situation Report: Urgent Aid Required Following Severe Flooding Read More
This article discusses significant developments including U.S. condemnation of Thailand’s Uyghur deportations, Trump’s tariff delays on Canada and Mexico, skyrocketing approval ratings for Zelensky, and the legal and humanitarian issues …
Key Updates on International Relations, Human Rights, and Economic Policies Read More
Kuwait’s PM affirmed diplomatic neutrality at the Munich Security Conference. UNICEF reported serious sexual violence against children in Sudan, with 16 victims under five among 221 cases documented. The organization …
Kuwait’s PM Reaffirms Diplomatic Neutrality Amidst Alarming Reports of Child Abuse in Sudan Read More
UNICEF has reported an alarming rise in sexual violence against children in the conflict in Sudan, with victims as young as one year old. A total of 221 cases have …
Alarming Increase of Sexual Violence Against Children in Sudan’s Conflict Read More
Faiq Zidan, President of the Supreme Judicial Council, met with Ghulam Mohammad Isaczai from the UN to discuss organizing civil documents for returnees from the Al-Hol camp, alongside UNICEF’s Sandra …
Discussion on Civil Document Organization for Al-Hol Camp Returnees Read More
The WHO warns that U.S. funding cuts could delay polio eradication efforts in Afghanistan and Pakistan, jeopardizing the health of many children. A $133 million shortfall is anticipated this year, …
WHO Warns of Delayed Polio Eradication Due to Potential U.S. Funding Cuts Read More
The WHO has warned that U.S. funding cuts may delay global polio eradication efforts, especially affecting initiatives in Afghanistan and Pakistan. The cessation of UNICEF’s polio grant illustrates significant financial …
WHO Warns U.S. Funding Cuts May Hinder Polio Eradication Efforts Read More
UNICEF has reported that 500,000 children in Lebanon are unable to attend school amidst ongoing Israeli bombardment. UNICEF’s Ettie Higgins highlighted the severe trauma these children endure, exacerbated by airstrikes …
UNICEF Reports 500,000 Children in Lebanon Unable to Attend School Amid Ongoing Conflict Read More
Kuwait aims to become a Middle East hub by 2035 and has pledged to support 200,000 out-of-school children in Nigeria. Ambassador Salim Khalifa Almuzayen highlighted Kuwait’s inclusive governance and the …
Kuwait Pledges Support for Nigerian Education and Highlights Inclusive Governance Read More
M23 rebels have entered Bukavu, the eastern DRC’s second largest city, amidst a rapid territorial advance following their control of Goma. The DRC government confirmed Rwandan troop involvement and condemned …
M23 Rebels Advance into Bukavu: Concerns Over Sovereignty and Stability Read More