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Norway has reached a new agreement with UNESCO to support efforts to promote freedom of expression, artistic freedom and world heritage.

“Working equids play a vital role in the livelihoods of many families, with approximately two-thirds of those who rely on these animals earning less than $US1.80 a day. Less than the price of a cup of coffee.”

Andy Vermaut, Manel Msalmi, and David Vander Maelen arranged the first worldwide "China Debt Trap Conference" on September 8, 2022 in the Brussels pressclub.

Here is the newly released teaser trailer of the long awaited HBO series 'The Idol', created by Sam Levinson, The Weekend and Reza Fahim, starring Lily-Rose

Seven young farmers from across Wales have financially benefited from this year’s Gareth Raw Rees Memorial Travel Scholarship.

Pure London, the UKs leading trade fashion buying event taking place at Olympia, London from the 17

Safety, including sexual harassment issues of female journalists in newsrooms have become rampant in Kenya. This is according to a recently launched report by Women in News-WAN-IFRA as well as UNESCO study "The Chilling: Global trends in online viole

​​​​​​​DAVIS & Shirtliff has called on the government to formulate policies that promote development and provision of affordable modern food production techniques and irrigation technology.

"Independent news media are facing an existential threat, but many are responding with pro-active solutions to strengthen viability so citizens continue to receive the credible news and information they need." This handbook examines some of the promising initiatives from media companies and their support organisations around the world, in the hope

India is one of seven countries that has opposed the classification of chrysotile asbestos as a hazardous chemical even though it is a known carcinogen.