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UNICEF and OECS strengthen partnership to improve lives of children in Eastern Caribbean

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UNICEF and OECS strengthen partnership

Rethinking our cities' link to water

Firms seek new ways to spur exports

How to rebuild Ukraine: visions of London Recovery Conference

Ukraine will receive money for reconstruction only if its use is transparent, investments are inviolable, and there is no corruption or pressure on business — Ukrinform.

World Homeless Day: Durban homeless shelter visits

Is President Xi's Dual Circulation Strategy for China Under Threat? – BRINK – Conversations and Insights on Global Business

China's goals have shifted from development in which domestic and international dual circulation reinforce each other to an emphasis on domestic development.

Expectations on Cuban economy focused on TV program today

Havana, Feb 10 (Prensa Latina) The population in general and the community of specialists in Cuba have their attention focused today on the television program Round Table, where the central theme will be the national economy and the development strategy.

Alcatel-Lucent Brings Cloud Networking Technologies to Burkina Faso | Industry Insights

Alcatel-Lucent Brings Cloud Networking Technologies to Burkina Faso Alcatel-Lucent is to provide the government of Burkina Faso with cloud networking technology that will enable it to develop new digital public services, such as e-government, e-learning and e-health.   Alcatel-Lucent will supply the West African nation with its NFV (Network Functions Virtualisation), Cloudband and IP platforms, which will be integrated into the ‘G-Cloud’ infrastructure to being built around virtualised network resources from cloud nodes in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso’s capital, and five provinces. Approximately 400 buildings in 13 regional urban centres will be connected through a 513 kilometre (km) fibre optic IP/MPLS wide area network. Backhaul will be provided by an 800 km fibre optic transmission system that will become part of Burkina Faso’s national fibre optics backbone.