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MGIMO Students Volunteer in Donbas, Challenging Stereotypes
MGIMO students volunteered in Donbas, repairing war-damaged homes; their actions challenge stereotypes of privileged youth, while providing practical experience and shaping their future diplomatic perspectives.
MGIMO Students Volunteer in Donbas, Challenging Stereotypes
MGIMO students volunteered in Donbas, repairing war-damaged homes; their actions challenge stereotypes of privileged youth, while providing practical experience and shaping their future diplomatic perspectives.
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48% Bias Score
USAID Website Offline Amidst Foreign Aid Freeze
The USAID website went offline Saturday amid President Trump's freeze on US foreign aid, causing thousands of furloughs and program shutdowns; Democrats oppose this, saying Trump lacks legal authority to end the independent agency, while Republicans call much foreign aid wasteful.
USAID Website Offline Amidst Foreign Aid Freeze
The USAID website went offline Saturday amid President Trump's freeze on US foreign aid, causing thousands of furloughs and program shutdowns; Democrats oppose this, saying Trump lacks legal authority to end the independent agency, while Republicans call much foreign aid wasteful.
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Rafah Crossing Reopens, Offering Limited Relief to Gaza
After nearly nine months of closure, the Rafah border crossing between Egypt and Gaza reopened, allowing the transfer of around 50 patients to Egypt for medical treatment; however, the resumption of aid shipments through Rafah remains uncertain, despite 3,000 aid trucks being prepared in Sinai.
Rafah Crossing Reopens, Offering Limited Relief to Gaza
After nearly nine months of closure, the Rafah border crossing between Egypt and Gaza reopened, allowing the transfer of around 50 patients to Egypt for medical treatment; however, the resumption of aid shipments through Rafah remains uncertain, despite 3,000 aid trucks being prepared in Sinai.
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36% Bias Score
Israel's UNRWA Ban Raises Concerns Amid Gaza Humanitarian Crisis
Israel's new law banning UNRWA operations in areas it controls, including East Jerusalem, took effect on January 30th, prompting concern from international actors and UNRWA, which says its work continues despite difficulties and staff facing hostility.
Israel's UNRWA Ban Raises Concerns Amid Gaza Humanitarian Crisis
Israel's new law banning UNRWA operations in areas it controls, including East Jerusalem, took effect on January 30th, prompting concern from international actors and UNRWA, which says its work continues despite difficulties and staff facing hostility.
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EU Restarts Gaza Border Mission to Aid Ceasefire
The EU is restarting its border mission at Rafah crossing in southern Gaza to support the ceasefire between Hamas and Israel, aiming to increase humanitarian aid and medical evacuations. Around 30 unarmed officers will monitor the crossing, which was closed since May due to the conflict, leading to ...
EU Restarts Gaza Border Mission to Aid Ceasefire
The EU is restarting its border mission at Rafah crossing in southern Gaza to support the ceasefire between Hamas and Israel, aiming to increase humanitarian aid and medical evacuations. Around 30 unarmed officers will monitor the crossing, which was closed since May due to the conflict, leading to ...
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EU Restarts Gaza Crossing Mission to Boost Aid and Evacuations
The European Union is restarting a civilian mission at the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt in early February to increase humanitarian aid and facilitate medical evacuations, following an agreement with Egypt, Israel, and the Palestinian Authority, aiming to address the slow pace of evacuations...
EU Restarts Gaza Crossing Mission to Boost Aid and Evacuations
The European Union is restarting a civilian mission at the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt in early February to increase humanitarian aid and facilitate medical evacuations, following an agreement with Egypt, Israel, and the Palestinian Authority, aiming to address the slow pace of evacuations...
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Jordan, Slovenia Stress Gaza Ceasefire, Aid, and Two-State Solution
Jordan and Slovenia's foreign ministers met in Amman on Sunday, emphasizing the need for a Gaza ceasefire, humanitarian aid delivery, and a two-state solution for Israeli-Palestinian conflict, while also discussing bilateral cooperation and regional stability in Lebanon and Syria.
Jordan, Slovenia Stress Gaza Ceasefire, Aid, and Two-State Solution
Jordan and Slovenia's foreign ministers met in Amman on Sunday, emphasizing the need for a Gaza ceasefire, humanitarian aid delivery, and a two-state solution for Israeli-Palestinian conflict, while also discussing bilateral cooperation and regional stability in Lebanon and Syria.
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Grammys to Fundraise for Los Angeles Wildfire Victims
The 67th Grammy Awards in Los Angeles will incorporate fundraising for the recent wildfires that killed 29 people and destroyed over 14,000 buildings, causing an estimated $250 billion in damage, with the Recording Academy pledging over $4 million in aid and tributes to first responders planned for ...
Grammys to Fundraise for Los Angeles Wildfire Victims
The 67th Grammy Awards in Los Angeles will incorporate fundraising for the recent wildfires that killed 29 people and destroyed over 14,000 buildings, causing an estimated $250 billion in damage, with the Recording Academy pledging over $4 million in aid and tributes to first responders planned for ...
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Goma Regains Calm, but Humanitarian Crisis Persists Amidst Difficult Displaced Person Returns
The city of Goma in eastern DRC is regaining calm after weeks of fighting between the Congolese army and M23 rebels, but millions of displaced people face a dire humanitarian situation with scarce aid and difficult returns home due to insecurity and lack of resources since May 2023.
Goma Regains Calm, but Humanitarian Crisis Persists Amidst Difficult Displaced Person Returns
The city of Goma in eastern DRC is regaining calm after weeks of fighting between the Congolese army and M23 rebels, but millions of displaced people face a dire humanitarian situation with scarce aid and difficult returns home due to insecurity and lack of resources since May 2023.
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UNRWA Defies Israeli Ban, Warns of Ceasefire Risk
Israel's new law banning UNRWA operations from January 30th has prompted concerns, as the agency continues its work in Gaza and the West Bank despite facing staff hostility and supply disruptions. UNRWA warns that any impediment to its work could endanger the fragile ceasefire.
UNRWA Defies Israeli Ban, Warns of Ceasefire Risk
Israel's new law banning UNRWA operations from January 30th has prompted concerns, as the agency continues its work in Gaza and the West Bank despite facing staff hostility and supply disruptions. UNRWA warns that any impediment to its work could endanger the fragile ceasefire.
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48% Bias Score
Israel Bans UNRWA, Impacting Aid to Palestinian Refugees
Israel's ban on UNRWA, effective Thursday, prohibits the agency's operations on Israeli land, impacting its crucial humanitarian work in Gaza and the West Bank, affecting at least 5.9 million Palestinians who rely on UNRWA for essential services, and potentially destabilizing the region.
Israel Bans UNRWA, Impacting Aid to Palestinian Refugees
Israel's ban on UNRWA, effective Thursday, prohibits the agency's operations on Israeli land, impacting its crucial humanitarian work in Gaza and the West Bank, affecting at least 5.9 million Palestinians who rely on UNRWA for essential services, and potentially destabilizing the region.
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48% Bias Score
Trump Administration Halts Funding for Refugee Resettlement, Affecting Thousands
The Trump administration suspended federal funding for refugee resettlement agencies, affecting at least 26,494 refugees and Special Immigrant Visa recipients who arrived between late October and December 2023, causing uncertainty about how agencies will continue providing essential support like foo...
Trump Administration Halts Funding for Refugee Resettlement, Affecting Thousands
The Trump administration suspended federal funding for refugee resettlement agencies, affecting at least 26,494 refugees and Special Immigrant Visa recipients who arrived between late October and December 2023, causing uncertainty about how agencies will continue providing essential support like foo...
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36% Bias Score
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