Gaza ceasefire still fragile as cold turns deadly, Security Council hears
Ramiz Alakbarov, Deputy Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process, provided the update during his quarterly briefing on Council resolution 2334 (2016) which calls for Israel...
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Donetsk: Helping isolated communities through difficult winters
The water tank she once used to irrigate her garden was damaged by shelling and could no longer be used. Water shortages in Donetsk are the result of multiple challenges, including damaged infrastructure, energy disruptions and reduced access to main water sources. In response, we delivered drip irrigation kits to more than 120 households across
Donetsk: Helping isolated communities through difficult winters
The water tank she once used to irrigate her garden was damaged by shelling and could no longer be used. Water shortages in Donetsk...
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The City of Geneva is naming 10 streets after women | City of Geneva
Women are largely under-represented in street names around Geneva, despite making a significant contribution to the history of the canton and its municipalities. Of all streets named after people, only 7% refer to women.This observation, which is repeated the world over, is not compatible with present-day demands for equality. For women and their stories to be both...
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