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By Edward Carr\Deputy editor\The Economist Photos: The Economist\YouTube Screenshot Over the past two decades, feckless war-making, a financial crisis and institutional rot have let loose a ferocity in…
By Rivera Sun \PeaceVoice Photos: YouTube Screenshots Local news has its finger on the pulse of our communities. When city council acts (or acts up), when disaster strikes,…
By Amnesty International Photos: YouTube Screenshots Despite repeated calls on Israel from heads of state, UN officials and humanitarian NGOs to refrain from expanding its ground offensive to…
By BBC Photos: YouTube Screenshots Legendary singer-songwriter Stevie Wonder is officially Ghanaian. On Monday - the US musical icon's 74th birthday - he was granted citizenship of Ghana…
By United Nations Photos: YouTube Screenshots Large parts of the city of Rafah are now a “ghost town”, with UN humanitarians reporting on Tuesday that some 450,000 Gazans…
By United Nations Photos: UNRA\YouTube Screenshots The Secretary-General and the UN human rights chief said again on Sunday that a large-scale Israeli offensive in Rafah must be prevented…
By Zacharia Kanyonyozi Photos: Kampala International University\YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons The Late Lt. Gen. Paul Lokech (promoted posthumously), during his tour of duty in Somalia with the Uganda People’s…
By Mel Gurtov\PeaceVoice Photos: YouTube Screenshots In recent talks between US and Chinese leaders, they have found common ground in support for more people-to-people exchanges, particularly in education.…
By Akshaya Kumar\Human Rights Watch This week, United States President Joe Biden announced that his administration has “held up” at least one shipment of 3,500 bombs and artillery…
By United Nations Photos: YouTube Screenshots A UN independent human rights expert warned on Friday that the recent increase in student protest attacks across campuses in the United…
