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United Nations: 139 migrants killed and dozens lost following a boat sinking off the coast of Djibouti

The United Nations International Organization for Migration (IOM), on Sunday, declared that at least 139 migrants had died and 84 others had been lost following the sinking of a boat off the coast of Djibouti on 8-9 October. In a statement based on survivor ' s testimonies, the organization indicated that the boat, which was less than 350 people, had sailed from Djibouti towards Yemen before the north of the coast of the city of Abuk al-Jibwe, noting that its teams supported local authorities in providing emergency assistance on the ground.

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European States: England rains Croatia ' s nets with a clean quarter in its home.

The English-speaking elector enlarged his Croatian counterpart in his home and won seven-0, in the third round of third group rivalries within the first level of the Saturday Patrol. The English-speaking election increased its balance to 6 points in the second centre behind Spain, which is full mark (6 points) and receives Czecha with no points later, while the balance of Croatia is frozen at 3 points in the third place.

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United Nations: diplomatic movements on war in the Middle East and Iranian warning of the scale of the conflict

Diplomatic movements on Iran and freedom of navigation in the Gulf continued in New York, Thursday, in conjunction with a Chinese call for the resumption of the route between Washington and Tehran and Iranian warnings of the scale of the conflict. In the same vein, the President of the Lebanese Government conveyed a message to the Iranian President, Masoud Bizshkayan, in which he confirmed Lebanon ' s refusal to turn into a arena of regional conflicts. In an address, President Ahmed Al-Shara confirmed that the Golan would remain Syria ' s territory, while the war in Gaza and climate issues were present in the deliberations of the General Assembly.

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Gaza awaits the United Nations. Does the world stop the war before winter?

As winter approaches, fears are not limited to the drowning of tents or the damage to temporary housing in the Gaza Strip. Contaminated water, sanitation and waste can shift with rainfall to a direct health threat to populations living in extreme overcrowding. Therefore, during its eighty-first session, the United Nations was called upon to press Israel to stop the war and introduce assistance.

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African Cup 2027: Algeria, Morocco, Egypt and Tunisia The Arab States are fighting the battle to extract the qualifying paper.

From Thursday, the Arab States are fighting the battle of winning the qualifying paper of the 2027th United Nations Cup, which will be organized in three States: Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. These countries are waiting for incendiary confrontations where Morocco ' s elector meets its Gabonese counterpart in Rabat, Egypt meets Angola in Cairo and Algeria will resign its Zambian guest in Tizi and Zo. Tunisia will play in front of Uganda Brades. Here's the full programme for the first round of appendices.

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The Yemeni Government is mobilizing its diplomacy at the United Nations to counter the escalation of the Houthi.

The Yemeni Government is seeking to intensify its diplomatic movement on the margins of the work of the United Nations General Assembly, to mobilize international support in the face of the Hutus and secure vital sea corridors in the Red Sea and the Mandub. These efforts come in tandem with diverse regional and international positions and sustained field battles from Ta ' izz to Maarb and Jaff, in a landscape that reflects the complexities of the Yemeni crisis and its implications for the security of the region and international navigation.

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Is the climate file back on the United Nations agenda after the end of Guterres?

As the end of the state of Antonio Guterres approaches, the climate file returns to the front of the international debate. Gutierresh made the fight against climate change one of the top priorities of his mandate, warning of the risks of emissions and the role of oil giants. At the same time, the United Nations warns against the effects of climate phenomena, including El Niño, on health and communities. But does the decline in climate presence among some Guterres succession candidates reflect a decline in the priority of the case within the organization? Could the American position on climate change affect the positions of candidates for that position? We discuss these questions with Shadden Diab, International Researcher in Environmental Science and the trainer approved in the European Union Green Finance Programme.

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From the United Nations platform... Acute international criticism of the humanitarian situation in Gaza

During the work of the United Nations General Assembly, international calls for a cessation of the war in Gaza have been renewed in the midst of severe criticism of the humanitarian situation in the sector. The French President criticized the unopened humanitarian corridors in Gaza and called for action. The Turkish President had called for the beginning of reconstruction while the Emir of Qatar had warned of calls for the displacement of the population.

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The United Nations and the challenges of the world: are they regaining their role in crisis management?

We are hosting today ' s guest Professor of Political Science at the Jordanian University, Mohamed Abu Rumman, to discuss what distinguishes United Nations meetings this year, with the end of the state of Antonio Guterres and the approach of choosing a new Secretary-General. Is the Organization still in a position to enforce respect for international law and norms in a system controlled by the major Powers with decision tools?

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The United Nations and the fuel crisis: world leaders are pushing on Trump and Bzshkian, presenting Iran ' s story. Does something change?

In reading newspapers: The United Nations General Assembly is launching in New York in the midst of open wars, a crisis of trust and financing, while artificial intelligence for the first time enters the forefront of the agenda. Iran is facing a rare opportunity to present its novel from the heart of the United States and world leaders, including French President Emmanuel McCron, trying to press Donald Trump to curb the rise in oil prices. In France, the fuel crisis is at the forefront with high prices and the impact of vital occupations such as nursing and domestic assistance, while farmers are increasingly frustrated by drought, fire and the overburdening of burns. In Germany, controversy continues about the rise of Elev Earb and De Lincah in Berlin. So how did he get to the left?

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The United Nations condemns Ecuador and Nicaragua for forced pregnancies

Historical provisions of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights condemn forced pregnancy and sexual violence against girls in Latin America, and call for structural reforms and guarantees of their reproductive rights under the coordination of the " Girls ' Movement " for the age of mothers.

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