Apr 16 (IPS) – Colombia will grant legal status to all Venezuelan migrants who fled there since 2016 to escape their country’s economic collapse...
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STOCKHOLM, Apr 16 (IPS) – Landmines are among the most insidious and cruel weapons of all, because they do not distinguish between armed soldiers,...
BENIN CITY, Nigeria, Apr 16 (IPS) – In this video Sam Olukoya interviews a young woman who was trafficked from her home in Nigeria...
Eight Egyptian architects have been awarded the job of restoring the historic Al-Nouri Mosque complex in Mosul, Iraq, the UN cultural chief announced on...
Three independent UN human rights experts expressed deep regret on Thursday over Japan’s decision to discharge potentially still radioactive Fukushima nuclear plant water into...

Colombia Gives Nearly 1 Million Venezuelan Migrants Legal Status and Right to Work
People with rare blood clots after a COVID-19 jab share an uncommon immune response
A new book explores how military funding shaped the science of oceanography
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50 years ago, the United States wanted to deflate the helium stockpile
World Moving Towards a Devastating Marriage of Artificial Intelligence & Weapons of War
The grass beneath our feet: Why rangelands matter
Former rebel fighters join campaign against Ebola in the DR Congo
900 obstacles and counting: West Bank families trapped as aid access shrinks
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