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Nations prince bin raad and Efraim Halevy. When we first heard the rumblings of the arab spring some may have thought that thises with a train that was passing through the station in and out. I think his majesty understood full well that these were seismic rumblings. And the region has had for a long time been bereft of real reforms. His majesty began earlier on. And i think you know now felt that for those who had a vested interest in the stat usco, this is their time to understand status quo, ...

Stevens, and the great kneel degrass tyson. But first, heres my take. Im glad that donald trump has finally gotten a briefing on the unanimous conclusion of americas intelligence agencies that the russian government was behind the hacking of the Democratic National committee and Hillary Clintons campaign chairman. But, he should also request and receive a political briefing on russia that can shed light on the backdrop to that countrys actions. We need to understand why russia might behave the w...

First, heres my take. Im glad that donald trump has finally gotten a briefing on the unanimous conclusion of americas intelligence agencies that the russian government was behind the hacking of the Democratic National committee and Hillary Clintons campaign, but he should also request and receive a political briefing on russia that can shed light on the backdrop to that countrys actions. We need to understand why russia might behave the way it has. It all started with the arab spring. The sudden...

The pandemic precipitated the world’s greatest recession since World War II, with global output falling three times more than during the 2007–2008 global financial crisis. Global unemployment rates have not yet returned to pre-pandemic levels.

Bottom-line: Women owned businesses are more likely to create more jobs too

Mr. President, members of the Executive Board, colleagues and friends. I am honoured to join you today for this first regular session of the UNDP/UNFPA/UNOPS Executive Board for 2024.

Less than 18 per cent of working Jamaicans have anything resembling a pension or retiring benefits. Moreover, an even smaller percentage of this group is able to maintain a livelihood, allowing them to purchase the ubiquitous medication, celebrated...

From UNDP: Iraq's National Human Development Report: Strengthening the Social Contract in Iraq Over 120 of the Iraq's primary stakeholders and thought leaders came together during the country's 1st consultation session on the development of the National Human Development Report (NHDR). During the event, ways to strengthen the social contract between the country's leadership and

After the 2011 revolt forced Ben Ali out of power, many Western observers deluded themselves into thinking that Tunisia was successfully building democracy while its Arab neighbours were failing. They had been equally deluded about the quality of the country’s economic management before 2011. It has taken them many years to realise that they have got Tunisia wrong.

UNITED NATIONS, Nov. 4 (Xinhua) -- Climate change could be twice as deadly as cancer in some parts of the world if carbon emissions remain high, according to ne