KUALA LUMPUR, October 28 (IPS) – Forty-year-old Farwiza Farhan’s eyes light up instantly when she talks about the Leuser Ecosystem – a national strategic...
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OSLO, Norway, October 28 (IPS) – A global boycott of Antarctic krill products is gathering support. As a Norwegian, I want my country –...
GENEVA, October 28 (IPS) – Governments today face an extraordinarily difficult set of tasks: cutting emissions, protecting nature, reducing pollution, creating jobs, strengthening economies,...
The UN refugee agency (UNHCR) on Tuesday urged continued international support for Ukraine’s population as Russian airstrikes intensify and humanitarian needs grow in advance...
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War is growing deadlier for women and girls, who accounted for one in four of the more than 37,000 civilians killed in armed conflict...

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