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Check out some of our favourite Irish releases from the week below!

Urban mobility specialist Tern Bicycles today unveiled the grant recipients from its annual Give Back program. Every year Tern allocates a minimum of 1% of the previous year's profits to initiatives and organizations that work towards positive social or environmental change, whether locally or on a global scale. The total contributions for 2023 amount to US$70,000.The

Bill Shorten says the government is determined to address systemic issues with the NDIS following a landmark review; Doctors Without Borders calls for a ceasefire in Gaza outside the United Nations in New York; And in sport, Ange Postecoglou's Tottenham side prepares for a stand-off with West Ham United.

With a candlelight procession and mini sermons, a half-dozen Aurora-area faith communities gathered to pray for world peace on Dec. 3.

A study released on the eve of the conference found that 8 million people around the world die annually from air pollution. And experts say the crisis is worsening.

UBC delegates and experts are available to comment on the UN's Climate Change Conference and other climate-related topics. 

Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders-MSF) President Christos Christou provides a firsthand account of the crisis in Gaza and an urgent plea to end the humanitarian catastrophe in an open letter to the UN Security Council.

This panel discussion will explore the increasing role that artificial intelligence is playing in the digitalisation of humanitarian assistance.

Doctors are working in hospitals lacking water, electricity, and essential supplies, all while the cold winter weather sets in.

“The Washington Post is a pro-Hamas newspaper,” Sean Durns, a senior research analyst for CAMERA, told JNS.The post ‘Washington Post’ says Israel, Hamas exchanged ‘captives,’ seeming to equate credibility of