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US Special Immigration Program Refers More Than 5,000 Afghan Refugees to Canada - Vimarsana News

US Special Immigration Program Refers More Than 5,000 Afghan Refugees to Canada

Canadian officials say the Afghan refugees come to Canada from third countries, where they have been since they fled Afghanistan

Partners Against Violence March article - Vimarsana News

Partners Against Violence March article

The International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination is held every year on March 21.

Hot, dusty, and unhealthy - Vimarsana News

Hot, dusty, and unhealthy

Barrak Alahmad, PhD ’22, is studying the health impacts of heat and air pollution in Kuwait

SIPRI: Climate change hinders peacebuilding in Mali | Africa | DW - Vimarsana News

SIPRI: Climate change hinders peacebuilding in Mali | Africa | DW

SIPRI: Climate change hinders peacebuilding in Mali Research group SIPRI has identified a link between climate change and extremism in the West African country. As the region reels from the sudden death of Western-backed strongman Idriss Deby, instability is rife. Many Malians have been forced to flee their lands as climate change and insecurity take their toll A new report from the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) has detailed how environmental changes, including limited land, freshwater and other natural resources, are at least partly driving the growth of extremis...

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SIPRI: Climate change hinders peacebuilding in Mali

SIPRI: Climate change hinders peacebuilding in Mali dw.com 2 hrs ago Cai Nebe Research group SIPRI has identified a link between climate change and extremism in the West African country. As the region reels from the sudden death of Western-backed strongman Idriss Deby, instability is rife. © Ugo Lucio Borga Many Malians have been forced to flee their lands as climate change and insecurity take their toll A new report from the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) has detailed how environmental changes, including limited land, freshwater and other natura...

Source: msn.com