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Afghanistan's economy: Collapse and chaos | Middle East Institute

On Jan. 13, U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres expressed alarm that millions of Afghans are on the “verge of death” thanks to a lethal brew of “freezing temperatures and frozen assets.” This was no idle warning. Notwithstanding the decline in fighting following the Taliban’s victory in August 2021, Afghanistan’s economy is in a deepening spiral of impoverishment and destitution.
United States Antonio Guterres Antony Blinken Laurel Miller International Monetary Fund Un Development Program
Source: mei.edu

Nigeria extremists still 'very dangerous,' says UN official

ABUJA, Nigeria (AP) — The Islamic extremist insurgency in northeast Nigeria is a “very, very dangerous (and) very threatening” crisis that needs more than $1 billion in aid in 2022 to assist those hit by the decade-long conflict, United Nations humanitarian chief Martin Griffiths said.
Abuja Federal Capital Territory Lake Chad Nigeria General Vincent Foucher Martin Griffiths Un Development Program
Source: apnews.com

Nigeria extremists still 'very dangerous,' says UN official | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan's News Source

ABUJA, Nigeria (AP) — The Islamic extremist insurgency in northeast Nigeria is a “very, very dangerous (and) very threatening” crisis that needs more than $1 billion in aid in 2022 to assist those hit by the decade-long conflict, United Nations humanitarian chief Martin Griffiths said.
Abuja Federal Capital Territory Lake Chad Nigeria General Chinedu Asadu Vincent Foucher Martin Griffiths
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Nigeria extremists still 'very dangerous,' says UN official - The San Diego Union-Tribune

A top U.N. official says that the Islamic extremist insurgency in northeast Nigeria is a “very, very dangerous (and) very threatening” crisis that needs more than $1 billion in aid in 2022 to assist those hit by the decade-long conflict
Abuja Federal Capital Territory Lake Chad Nigeria General Vincent Foucher Martin Griffiths Un Development Program

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Nigeria extremists still 'very dangerous,' says UN official

ABUJA, Nigeria (AP) — The Islamic extremist insurgency in northeast Nigeria is a “very, very dangerous (and) very threatening” crisis that needs more than $1 billion in aid in 2022 to assist those hit by the decade-long conflict, United Nations humanitarian chief Martin Griffiths said.
Abuja Federal Capital Territory Lake Chad Nigeria General Vincent Foucher Martin Griffiths Un Development Program
Source: apnews.com

Afghanistan's economy: Collapse and chaos | Middle East Institute

On Jan. 13, U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres expressed alarm that millions of Afghans are on the “verge of death” thanks to a lethal brew of “freezing temperatures and frozen assets.” This was no idle warning. Notwithstanding the decline in fighting following the Taliban’s victory in August 2021, Afghanistan’s economy is in a deepening spiral of impoverishment and destitution.
United States Antonio Guterres Antony Blinken Laurel Miller International Monetary Fund Un Development Program
Source: mei.edu

Nigeria extremists still 'very dangerous,' says UN official

The Islamic extremist insurgency in northeast Nigeria is a "very, very dangerous (and) very threatening" crisis that needs more than $1 billion in aid in 2022 to assist those hit by the decade-long conflict, United Nations humanitarian chief Martin Griffiths said.
Abuja Federal Capital Territory Lake Chad Nigeria General Vincent Foucher Martin Griffiths Un Development Program

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