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Bill Gates, Ex-UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon To Head Climate Body
Former UN secretary general Ban Ki-moon and billionaire businessman and philanthropist Bill Gates will head an international commission on climate change to launch next month, the Dutch government said Monday.
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Ban Ki-Moon Visits Delhi Mohalla Clinic, Says "Deeply Impressed"
The Mohalla Clinic project of the Aam Aadmi Party government drew huge praise Friday from former United Nations secretary-general Ban Ki-Moon and former Norwegian prime minister Gro Harlem Brundtland after they visited a health facility built under the initiative.
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Trump On 'Wrong Side Of History' On Climate: Former UN Chief Ban Ki-Moon
US President Donald Trump is "standing on the wrong side of history" in withdrawing from the Paris climate accord, former UN chief Ban Ki-moon told AFP in London on Monday.
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Harvard Names R&B Superstar Rihanna Its Humanitarian Of The Year
Rihanna may be best known as an R&B superstar, but on Wednesday she was named the 2017 Harvard University Humanitarian of the Year for her charity work.
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US Asks South Korea To Arrest Former UN Chief Ban Ki-Moon's Brother On Bribery Charge
The US government has asked South Korea to arrest a brother of former UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on charges that he engaged in a bribery scheme to carry out the sale of a Vietnamese building complex, a US prosecutor said on Friday.
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Ban Ki-Moon Returns to South Korea After Hinting At Presidency Run
Retired UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon returned to South Korea Thursday as momentum builds around his possible run in elections to succeed impeached President Park Geun-Hye.
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Ex-UN Chief Ban Ki-moon 'Perplexed And Embarrassed' Over Relatives' Bribery Case
Former United Nations chief Ban Ki-moon, who is expected to run for president of South Korea, said he was "perplexed and embarrassed" over bribery accusations brought by US prosecutors this week against his brother and nephew.
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US Charges Former UN Chief Ban Ki-Moon's Relatives In Bribery Case
US prosecutors on Tuesday accused two relatives of former United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon of engaging in a scheme to bribe a Middle Eastern official in connection with the attempted $800 million sale of a building complex in Vietnam.
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140 Indian Soldiers To Be Given Cholera Vaccination In Haiti
Nearly 140 Indian soldiers, who are part of UN peace-keeping force in Haiti, will be administered cholera vaccine after the UN reportedly ordered a probe on how they had landed in the Caribbean country without the mandatory vaccination.
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Top Indian Diplomat Atul Khare In UN Panel To Tackle Sexual Abuse
New UN chief Antonio Guterres has set up a task force, which includes a senior Indian diplomat, to develop a "game-changing" strategy aimed at preventing and responding to sexual exploitation and abuse by UN peacekeepers.
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Ban Ki-moon Bids Farewell To United Nations
UN Secretary Ban Ki-moon paid an emotional farewell to the United Nations on Friday, wistfully describing his two-term stint at the helm of the global body as something of a fairy tale.
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UN Warns Of South Sudan Genocide Unless World Acts
Outgoing UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon warned on Monday that South Sudan will be heading toward genocide unless immediate action is taken to impose an arms embargo and pressure leaders of the world's newest nation to end hate speech, incitement and violence.
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Aleppo Is A Synonym For Hell, Says Outgoing UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon
Describing the war-ravaged Syrian town of Aleppo as a "synonym for hell", UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has said the international community has collectively failed the people of Syria and the carnage there remains a "gaping hole" in the global conscience.
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Aleppo Evacuation Suspended Amid Dispute Over Villages
The evacuation of the last opposition-held areas of the Syrian city of Aleppo was suspended on Friday after pro-government militias demanded that wounded people should also be brought out of two Shi'ite villages being besieged by rebel fighters.
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UN Chief Alarmed By Reports Of Atrocities In Aleppo
UN chief Ban Ki-moon expressed alarm over reports of atrocities against civilians Monday, as the battle for Aleppo entered its final phase with Syrian government forces on the verge of retaking rebel-held areas of the city.
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Bill Gates, Ex-UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon To Head Climate Body
Former UN secretary general Ban Ki-moon and billionaire businessman and philanthropist Bill Gates will head an international commission on climate change to launch next month, the Dutch government said Monday.
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Ban Ki-Moon Visits Delhi Mohalla Clinic, Says "Deeply Impressed"
The Mohalla Clinic project of the Aam Aadmi Party government drew huge praise Friday from former United Nations secretary-general Ban Ki-Moon and former Norwegian prime minister Gro Harlem Brundtland after they visited a health facility built under the initiative.
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Trump On 'Wrong Side Of History' On Climate: Former UN Chief Ban Ki-Moon
US President Donald Trump is "standing on the wrong side of history" in withdrawing from the Paris climate accord, former UN chief Ban Ki-moon told AFP in London on Monday.
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Harvard Names R&B Superstar Rihanna Its Humanitarian Of The Year
Rihanna may be best known as an R&B superstar, but on Wednesday she was named the 2017 Harvard University Humanitarian of the Year for her charity work.
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US Asks South Korea To Arrest Former UN Chief Ban Ki-Moon's Brother On Bribery Charge
The US government has asked South Korea to arrest a brother of former UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on charges that he engaged in a bribery scheme to carry out the sale of a Vietnamese building complex, a US prosecutor said on Friday.
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Ban Ki-Moon Returns to South Korea After Hinting At Presidency Run
Retired UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon returned to South Korea Thursday as momentum builds around his possible run in elections to succeed impeached President Park Geun-Hye.
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Ex-UN Chief Ban Ki-moon 'Perplexed And Embarrassed' Over Relatives' Bribery Case
Former United Nations chief Ban Ki-moon, who is expected to run for president of South Korea, said he was "perplexed and embarrassed" over bribery accusations brought by US prosecutors this week against his brother and nephew.
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US Charges Former UN Chief Ban Ki-Moon's Relatives In Bribery Case
US prosecutors on Tuesday accused two relatives of former United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon of engaging in a scheme to bribe a Middle Eastern official in connection with the attempted $800 million sale of a building complex in Vietnam.
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140 Indian Soldiers To Be Given Cholera Vaccination In Haiti
Nearly 140 Indian soldiers, who are part of UN peace-keeping force in Haiti, will be administered cholera vaccine after the UN reportedly ordered a probe on how they had landed in the Caribbean country without the mandatory vaccination.
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Top Indian Diplomat Atul Khare In UN Panel To Tackle Sexual Abuse
New UN chief Antonio Guterres has set up a task force, which includes a senior Indian diplomat, to develop a "game-changing" strategy aimed at preventing and responding to sexual exploitation and abuse by UN peacekeepers.
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Ban Ki-moon Bids Farewell To United Nations
UN Secretary Ban Ki-moon paid an emotional farewell to the United Nations on Friday, wistfully describing his two-term stint at the helm of the global body as something of a fairy tale.
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UN Warns Of South Sudan Genocide Unless World Acts
Outgoing UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon warned on Monday that South Sudan will be heading toward genocide unless immediate action is taken to impose an arms embargo and pressure leaders of the world's newest nation to end hate speech, incitement and violence.
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Aleppo Is A Synonym For Hell, Says Outgoing UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon
Describing the war-ravaged Syrian town of Aleppo as a "synonym for hell", UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has said the international community has collectively failed the people of Syria and the carnage there remains a "gaping hole" in the global conscience.
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Aleppo Evacuation Suspended Amid Dispute Over Villages
The evacuation of the last opposition-held areas of the Syrian city of Aleppo was suspended on Friday after pro-government militias demanded that wounded people should also be brought out of two Shi'ite villages being besieged by rebel fighters.
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UN Chief Alarmed By Reports Of Atrocities In Aleppo
UN chief Ban Ki-moon expressed alarm over reports of atrocities against civilians Monday, as the battle for Aleppo entered its final phase with Syrian government forces on the verge of retaking rebel-held areas of the city.
