UNICEF delivers life-saving supplies for over 50,000 children in Odesa — Global Issues

UNICEF delivers life-saving supplies for over 50,000 children in Odesa — Global Issues

Using a total of 27 cargo trucks, UNICEF was able to access the southern Ukrainian city and pre-position water purification equipment, sanitation and hygiene supplies, to prevent sickness due to lack of clean water and sanitation – a major threat to vulnerable families caught in war. Around 110,000 people will…

UNICEF delivers life-saving supplies for over 50,000 children in Odesa — Global Issues

Guterres condemns missile strikes in Ukranian Black Sea port of Odesa — Global Issues

“Yesterday, all parties made clear commitments on the global stage to ensure the safe movement of Ukrainian grain and related products to global markets. These products are desperately needed to address the global food crisis and ease the suffering of millions of people in need around the globe. Full implementation…

UNICEF delivers life-saving supplies for over 50,000 children in Odesa — Global Issues

WMO warns of frequent heatwaves in decades ahead — Global Issues

With temperatures expected to remain above normal until the middle of next week, the World Metrological Organization (WMO) warned that heatwaves will occur more and more frequently, into the 2060s. The pattern is linked to the observed warming of the planet that can be attributed to human activity, raising serious…

UNICEF delivers life-saving supplies for over 50,000 children in Odesa — Global Issues

Guterres condemns deadly missile attack on Vinnytsia; more than 20 killed — Global Issues

Cruise missiles fired from a Russian submarine in the Black Sea struck civilian areas of the city, including an office block and residential buildings, according to media reports, citing Ukrainian authorities.  Dozens of civilians have been killed in Ukraine over the last 24 hours. Multiplying attacks against civilian infrastructure are…

Infosys to Acquire Denmark-Based BASE Life Science for EUR 10 Million to Strengthen Footprint in Europe

Infosys to Acquire Denmark-Based BASE Life Science for EUR 10 Million to Strengthen Footprint in Europe

Infosys on Wednesday said it will acquire Denmark-based BASE life science for EUR 110 million (nearly Rs. 900 crore) in an all-cash deal. The acquisition will deepen Infosys‘ expertise in life sciences domain as well as strengthen its footprint across Europe. “This acquisition augments Infosys’ deep life sciences expertise, and…

‘Please, let us in,’ WHO issues plea to reach sick and injured — Global Issues

‘Please, let us in,’ WHO issues plea to reach sick and injured — Global Issues

More than four and half months since Russia’s invasion, civilians have continued to be targeted in explosions and missile strikes, particularly in eastern cities including Donetsk, Sloviansk, Makiivka, Oleksandrivka and Yasynuvata, but also in southern oblasts, in Odessa and Mykolaiv.  Senior UN officials have long called for humanitarian corridors to…

UNICEF delivers life-saving supplies for over 50,000 children in Odesa — Global Issues

Ukraine reconstruction is a ‘long road’ but it must start now: Guterres — Global Issues

In his video message to some 40 country representatives meeting in Lugano, the Secretary-General highlighted the tragic human impact of the conflict, as well as the long-term challenges that lie ahead: “Russia’s war in Ukraine has taken thousands of lives and forcibly displaced millions of people”, the UN chief said.  Millions of…

UNICEF delivers life-saving supplies for over 50,000 children in Odesa — Global Issues

EUs Exclusionary Migration Policies Place People on the Move toward Europe at Greater Risk — Global Issues

Opinion by Jan Servaes (brussels) Monday, July 04, 2022 Inter Press Service BRUSSELS, Jul 04 (IPS) – A mass attempt on June 24, 2022, of about 2000 African migrants to scale the border fence between Morocco and the Spanish enclave of Melilla left at least 37 people dead. Several human rights…