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UN sounds alarm as landmine deaths rise amid funding cuts
The deadly legacy of conflicts old and new ā from Gaza to Sudan and beyond ā continues to kill and maim civilians on a near-daily basis, mine action workers said on Wednesday, as they appealed for greater support for their lifesaving work in the face of deep funding cuts.
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Peacebuilding Fund hits $1 billion milestone amid funding gap
The United Nations Peacebuilding Fund on Wednesday announced a major milestone, with the approval of...
Global measles cases surge as 30 million children miss vaccines, UN health agency warns
Measles deaths have dropped by 88 per cent since 2000 ā yet an estimated 95,000 people, mostly chi...
World News in Brief: Global economy āon the brinkā, ending slavery, Latin America jobs update
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