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The effects of corruption are “detrimental to all of society”, the President of the UN General Assembly said on Wednesday during the first day...
Senior UN health agency officials on Wednesday called for unhindered humanitarian access to the Gaza Strip, citing growing concerns about urgent health needs there. ...
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In Serrana, Brazil, schools are reopening and plans are under way for a large open-air concert. Health care workers suddenly have time for sit-down...

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