Almost 3 million children ‘desperately need protection and support’ in Haiti

Almost 3 million children ‘desperately need protection and support’ in Haiti

“Being a child in Haiti today is harsher and more dangerous than it ever has been in living memory.  The threats and hardships children face are simply unimaginable. They desperately need protection and support,” said UNICEF Haiti Representative Bruno Maes.  Displacement and violence   Children find themselves in the crossfire, or directly targeted, as armed groups…

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$460 million contract between Egypt and South Korea for metro train in Cairo

$460 million contract between Egypt and South Korea for metro train in Cairo

Egypt’s Minister of International Cooperation Rania Al-Mashat and South Korea’s Ambassador to Egypt Kim Yong-hyun sign the agreement. A $460 million contract was signed between Egypt and South Korea for the metro train in Cairo. According to the Ministry of International Cooperation of Egypt, under the agreement, 40 trains containing 320 bogies will be provided…

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WhatsApp fined 3 million rubles for not removing prohibited content

WhatsApp fined 3 million rubles for not removing prohibited content

A Russian court fined WhatsApp 3 million rubles for not removing banned content. Last year, Moscow declared WhatsApp’s source company, Meta Platforms, an ‘extremist’ organization. Other Metta services Facebook and Instagram are banned in Russia, and have also been fined for their content. Russia fined WhatsApp for refusing to comply with the country’s data laws…

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Russia has given passports to 1.5 million citizens of Ukrainian regions

Russia has given passports to 1.5 million citizens of Ukrainian regions

Russia has given passports to 1.5 million citizens of the annexed territories of Ukraine. Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin said that passports have been given to citizens of Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhia and Kherson of Ukraine. Moscow announced the annexation of these areas to Russia in September last year. According to the foreign news agency, Russia…

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