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An article titled “Economic Turnaround Moment?” has recently been published in the newspaper, Dawn. It has been...

News: Ethiopia sets sights on full self-sufficiency in key industries within three years Addis Standard Business -

Protracted conflict in Yemen has severely undermined healthcare services, with 46% of health facilities currently either partially operational or entirely out of service for various reasons, including fuel shortages. The conflict has led to a decline or complete cessation of healthcare services, severely hampering people's access to essential medical care.

Hezbollah has a network of tunnels beneath southern Lebanon that amounts to "hundreds of kilometers" according to an Israeli thinktank.

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BOTTOM LINE The US Embassy in Harare has identified the potential for Zimbabwe to become a growth hub for Southern Africa. This is a curious conclusion to draw given the fact that Zimbabwe currently ranks near the bottom of the DHL Global Connectedness Index. The State Department’s Integrated Country Strategy for Zimbabwe neither conceptualizes what it…

Violence against women and girls is one of the most widespread and persistent abuses of fundamental rights at a global level that, to a certain extent, derives from what we consider "normal" in our so

50-in-5 is a project supported by the UNDP and other multilateral partners to help 50 developing nations set up interoperable DPI in the next five years.

PANAMA CITY, Panama, Jan 04 (IPS) - Violence against women and girls is one of the most widespread and persistent abuses of fundamental rights at a global level that, to a certain extent, derives from what we consider "normal" in our societies. In addition to firmly condemning that every three women in the world suffer from physical or sexual violence, we must question what we are normalizing as a society for this to happen.