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Pakistan Loses UN Human Rights Council Election
Pakistan failed to win a re-election to the top UN human rights body, managing to get just 105 votes in the 193-member General Assembly. The General Assembly yesterday elected 18 members of the UN Human Rights Council through a secret ballot.
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More Than 6,000 Killed in 'Merciless Devastation' in Ukraine: UN
The UN reported Monday over 6,000 people have perished in the "merciless devastation of civilian lives and infrastructure" in Ukraine, and warned the targeting of civilian areas could be a "crime against humanity."
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John Kerry to address UN Rights Council in Geneva on Monday: UN
US Secretary of State John Kerry will address the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva next week, the UN said today, confirming he will be in Switzerland as new Iran nuclear talks kick off.
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US, Iran See Progress But Long Road Ahead in Nuclear Talks
The United States and Iran said on Monday that they had made some progress in the latest round of talks on Tehran's nuclear programme, but warned there was still a long way to go to reach a final deal.
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Pakistan Loses UN Human Rights Council Election
Pakistan failed to win a re-election to the top UN human rights body, managing to get just 105 votes in the 193-member General Assembly. The General Assembly yesterday elected 18 members of the UN Human Rights Council through a secret ballot.
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More Than 6,000 Killed in 'Merciless Devastation' in Ukraine: UN
The UN reported Monday over 6,000 people have perished in the "merciless devastation of civilian lives and infrastructure" in Ukraine, and warned the targeting of civilian areas could be a "crime against humanity."
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John Kerry to address UN Rights Council in Geneva on Monday: UN
US Secretary of State John Kerry will address the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva next week, the UN said today, confirming he will be in Switzerland as new Iran nuclear talks kick off.
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US, Iran See Progress But Long Road Ahead in Nuclear Talks
The United States and Iran said on Monday that they had made some progress in the latest round of talks on Tehran's nuclear programme, but warned there was still a long way to go to reach a final deal.
