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Bosnian Bodybuilder Live-Streams Brutal Murder Of His Ex-Wife On Instagram
Sulejmanovic had previously faced arrests related to charges of drug smuggling and assaulting a police officer.
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World Is "300 Years Away" From Gender Equity, UN Chief Warns
Inequities in other areas of the workforce, such as artificial intelligence, where just one out of every five employees is a woman, were also criticised by Guterres.
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World Heading For 2.4 Degrees Warming After Latest Climate Pledges: Report
New national pledges to tackle climate change this decade would lead to around 2.4 degrees Celsius of global warming this century, far above safe levels, analysts predict.
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Iran To Allow UN Watchdog To Service Nuclear Monitoring Cameras After Talks
Iran has agreed to let the U.N.'s atomic watchdog service monitoring cameras at Iranian nuclear sites, both sides said, after talks held on Sunday to try to ease a standoff between Tehran and the West.
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Iranian Progress On Uranium Metal Despite Western Objections: UN Nuclear Watchdog
Iran has made progress in its work on enriched uranium metal, the U.N. nuclear watchdog said in a report to member states on Monday seen by Reuters, despite Western warnings that such work threatens talks on reviving the Iran nuclear deal.
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Iran Enriching Uranium At Underground Plant: UN Nuclear Watchdog
Iran has started enriching uranium at its underground Natanz plant with a second type of advanced centrifuge, the IR-4, the U.N. nuclear watchdog said in a report reviewed by Reuters on Tuesday, in a further breach of Tehran's deal with major powers.
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"Completely Untrue": China On Allegations Of Detention Of Million Uighurs
China rejected on Monday allegations raised by a U.N. panel that 1 million Uighurs may be held in internment camps in the restive Xinjiang region, but said that some people underwent re-education after being deceived by extremists.
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Iran's UN Ambassador Says Government Has Evidence Violence 'Directed From Abroad'
Iran's ambassador to United Nations told a U.N. Security Council meeting on Friday that his government has "hard evidence" that recent protests in Iran were "very clearly directed from abroad."
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UN Chief Presses For Release Of Arrested Reuters Journalists In Myanmar
The arrest of two Reuters journalists in Yangon this week was a signal that press freedom is shrinking in Myanmar and the international community must do all it can to get them released, U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said on Thursday.
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Paris Climate Agreement Becomes International Law
The Paris Agreement to combat climate change becomes international law on Friday - a landmark demonstrating that countries are serious about tackling global warming amid growing fears that the world is becoming hotter faster than scientists expected.
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Big Farm Opportunities Seen for Business in 2030 U.N. Goals
Businesses could earn hundreds of billions of dollars a year by 2030 by investing in better agriculture and food ranging from micro-irrigation of crops to reduced waste, an international study said on Friday.
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An Epic Middle East Heat Wave Could Be Global Warming's Hellish Curtain-Raiser
Record-shattering temperatures this summer have scorched countries from Morocco to Saudi Arabia and beyond, as climate experts warn that the severe weather could be a harbinger of worse to come.
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Very Concerned About Rising Tension On Korean Peninsula: UN Chief
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said on Thursday he is very concerned about rising tension on the Korean peninsula and called on North Korea to refrain from making any provocations.
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UN Rights Expert Accuses Israel Of Excessive Force Against Palestinians
The U.N. human rights investigator for Gaza and the West Bank called on Israel on Thursday to investigate what he called excessive force used by Israeli security forces against Palestinians and to prosecute perpetrators.
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What People Around The World Mean When They Say They're Happy
Even though she is still healthy and lively, Mrs. Xie has already prepared the clothes she will be buried in.
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Bosnian Bodybuilder Live-Streams Brutal Murder Of His Ex-Wife On Instagram
Sulejmanovic had previously faced arrests related to charges of drug smuggling and assaulting a police officer.
-
World Is "300 Years Away" From Gender Equity, UN Chief Warns
Inequities in other areas of the workforce, such as artificial intelligence, where just one out of every five employees is a woman, were also criticised by Guterres.
-
World Heading For 2.4 Degrees Warming After Latest Climate Pledges: Report
New national pledges to tackle climate change this decade would lead to around 2.4 degrees Celsius of global warming this century, far above safe levels, analysts predict.
-
Iran To Allow UN Watchdog To Service Nuclear Monitoring Cameras After Talks
Iran has agreed to let the U.N.'s atomic watchdog service monitoring cameras at Iranian nuclear sites, both sides said, after talks held on Sunday to try to ease a standoff between Tehran and the West.
-
Iranian Progress On Uranium Metal Despite Western Objections: UN Nuclear Watchdog
Iran has made progress in its work on enriched uranium metal, the U.N. nuclear watchdog said in a report to member states on Monday seen by Reuters, despite Western warnings that such work threatens talks on reviving the Iran nuclear deal.
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Iran Enriching Uranium At Underground Plant: UN Nuclear Watchdog
Iran has started enriching uranium at its underground Natanz plant with a second type of advanced centrifuge, the IR-4, the U.N. nuclear watchdog said in a report reviewed by Reuters on Tuesday, in a further breach of Tehran's deal with major powers.
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"Completely Untrue": China On Allegations Of Detention Of Million Uighurs
China rejected on Monday allegations raised by a U.N. panel that 1 million Uighurs may be held in internment camps in the restive Xinjiang region, but said that some people underwent re-education after being deceived by extremists.
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Iran's UN Ambassador Says Government Has Evidence Violence 'Directed From Abroad'
Iran's ambassador to United Nations told a U.N. Security Council meeting on Friday that his government has "hard evidence" that recent protests in Iran were "very clearly directed from abroad."
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UN Chief Presses For Release Of Arrested Reuters Journalists In Myanmar
The arrest of two Reuters journalists in Yangon this week was a signal that press freedom is shrinking in Myanmar and the international community must do all it can to get them released, U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said on Thursday.
-
Paris Climate Agreement Becomes International Law
The Paris Agreement to combat climate change becomes international law on Friday - a landmark demonstrating that countries are serious about tackling global warming amid growing fears that the world is becoming hotter faster than scientists expected.
-
Big Farm Opportunities Seen for Business in 2030 U.N. Goals
Businesses could earn hundreds of billions of dollars a year by 2030 by investing in better agriculture and food ranging from micro-irrigation of crops to reduced waste, an international study said on Friday.
-
An Epic Middle East Heat Wave Could Be Global Warming's Hellish Curtain-Raiser
Record-shattering temperatures this summer have scorched countries from Morocco to Saudi Arabia and beyond, as climate experts warn that the severe weather could be a harbinger of worse to come.
-
Very Concerned About Rising Tension On Korean Peninsula: UN Chief
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said on Thursday he is very concerned about rising tension on the Korean peninsula and called on North Korea to refrain from making any provocations.
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UN Rights Expert Accuses Israel Of Excessive Force Against Palestinians
The U.N. human rights investigator for Gaza and the West Bank called on Israel on Thursday to investigate what he called excessive force used by Israeli security forces against Palestinians and to prosecute perpetrators.
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What People Around The World Mean When They Say They're Happy
Even though she is still healthy and lively, Mrs. Xie has already prepared the clothes she will be buried in.
