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الوكالة الوطنية للإعلامNNA - The Embassy of Italy in Beirut, through the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation (AICS), is supporting UNICEF’s school rehabilitation programme to create a more conducive lea

The Dutch government has been ordered by a court to cease the export of F-35 parts to Israel due to concerns over potential violations of humanitarian laws.

 An UNRWA school in the Gaza Strip has once again come under Israeli fire, resulting in one staff member being killed and another injured.

The Netherlands has to stop exporting parts of the F-35 combat aircraft to Israel, according to a ruling by a Dutch court in The Hague. "The court finds that there is a clear risk that serious violations of the humanitarian law of war are committed in the Gaza Strip with Israel's F-35 fighter plan

The head of UNESCO and Italy’s ambassador to Ukraine met with the mayor of Odesa to pledge half a billion euros for an ambitious reconstruction project.

In 2023, illegal gold mining activities devastated 784 hectares of jungle forests along the Punino River in Ecuador's Amazon, marking a stark escalation in environmental destruction within this vital ecosystem.

It noted that the advisory board would play a central role in guiding the strategic direction and implementation of the solar marketplace initiative.

(KPL) Prime Minister Sonexay Siphandone received in Vientiane on February 8, a courtesy call from Mr Xavier BETTEL Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade and Minister for Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Affairs of the Kingdom of Luxembourg and his delegation paid a working visit to Lao PDR on February 5-9, to further strengthening the long-standing friendship and cooperation between two countries.

Since October 7, the Israeli genocidal assault against Gaza has taken place on numerous fronts and all have been connected in one way or another with the fascist ethnic cleansing of the Palestinian people.  One of those most recent fronts has been the targeting of the United Nations Relief and…

Of all the coverage of the DUP’s crawl back to Stormont, one street interview stood out. It was with the woman who said she thought Michelle would do a good job. She paused and then followed with, “I’m from the other side so I shouldn’t be saying that”. But she was saying it and she was saying it quite openly to camera, knowing that family, friends and neighbours might get to see it. Not only a sign of changed times, but this is also evidence that First Minister Michelle O’Neil’s l...