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Humanity Lost "Moral Compass" On Gaza, Says UN Official
The international community has lost its "moral compass" on war-ravaged Gaza, United Nations Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed said Tuesday.
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When Harry - And Meghan - Met Deputy UN Chief In New York
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle visited the United Nations in New York on Saturday to meet with UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed during the 193-member world body's annual gathering of leaders.
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On Water Disputes, UN Official Gives Example Of Indus Waters Treaty
The 1960 Indus Waters Treaty between India and Pakistan has survived disputes between the two countries and provided a framework for resolving disagreements over water use, a top UN official has said.
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Incoming UN Chief Names 3 Women To Top Posts
Incoming UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Thursday announced his choice of Nigeria's Environment Minister Amina Mohammed to be the UN's number two official and tabbed two other women for key leadership posts.
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Al Qaeda-linked Shebab threaten new attacks if Kenya does not leave Somalia
Al Qaeda-linked Islamist militants, claiming they were still holding hostages, today battled Kenyan troops for the fourth day of a bloody siege at a Nairobi mall and threatened further attacks against the country.
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Kenya mall attack: South Africa probes passport of 'British woman' Samantha Lewthwaite
South Africa said today it was probing whether a British woman travelled to Kenya on a forged South African passport and took part in a deadly siege of a Nairobi mall.
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Militants say they are 'holding out' in Kenya mall
Somalia's al Shabaab Islamist group said today its militants were still holed up in a Kenyan shopping mall they attacked at the weekend and there were "countless dead bodies", raising fears the death toll could be higher than 62.
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Humanity Lost "Moral Compass" On Gaza, Says UN Official
The international community has lost its "moral compass" on war-ravaged Gaza, United Nations Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed said Tuesday.
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When Harry - And Meghan - Met Deputy UN Chief In New York
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle visited the United Nations in New York on Saturday to meet with UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed during the 193-member world body's annual gathering of leaders.
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On Water Disputes, UN Official Gives Example Of Indus Waters Treaty
The 1960 Indus Waters Treaty between India and Pakistan has survived disputes between the two countries and provided a framework for resolving disagreements over water use, a top UN official has said.
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Incoming UN Chief Names 3 Women To Top Posts
Incoming UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Thursday announced his choice of Nigeria's Environment Minister Amina Mohammed to be the UN's number two official and tabbed two other women for key leadership posts.
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Al Qaeda-linked Shebab threaten new attacks if Kenya does not leave Somalia
Al Qaeda-linked Islamist militants, claiming they were still holding hostages, today battled Kenyan troops for the fourth day of a bloody siege at a Nairobi mall and threatened further attacks against the country.
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Kenya mall attack: South Africa probes passport of 'British woman' Samantha Lewthwaite
South Africa said today it was probing whether a British woman travelled to Kenya on a forged South African passport and took part in a deadly siege of a Nairobi mall.
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Militants say they are 'holding out' in Kenya mall
Somalia's al Shabaab Islamist group said today its militants were still holed up in a Kenyan shopping mall they attacked at the weekend and there were "countless dead bodies", raising fears the death toll could be higher than 62.
