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Turkey prepares to adopt motion to deploy troops to Central African Republic
The Turkish government is set to send a motion to Parliament on the deployment of troops to the Central African Republic as part of an EU peacekeeping force, Deputy Prime Minister Bülent Arınç has announced.
âThe sending of a motion to Parliament has been decided by our Prime Ministry,â Arınç told reporters late Nov. 3, speaking after a Cabinet meeting.
Heads of Donbass 'People's Republics' to Retain Posts after Poll
Alexandеr Zakharchenko and Igor Plotnitskiy, leaders of the Donetsk ad Luhansk "People's Republics" in Ukraine's east, are to remain leaders of the rebel-controlled entities after the regions held presidential and general elections Sunday.
Partial count cited by Russian and Ukrainian media outlets suggest they get over 70 and 60 percent, respectively.
Climate change fight affordable, cut emissions to zero by 2100: UN
Governments can keep climate change in check at manageable costs but will have to cut greenhouse gas emissions to zero by 2100 to limit fast-worsening risks, a U.N. report showed on Nov. 2.
UN chief launches campaign to end female genital mutilation
UN chief Ban Ki-moon launched Oct. 30 a global campaign to end the often deadly practice of female genital mutilation within a generation, as survivors said it had "shattered" their lives.
"The mutilation of girls and women must stop in this generation, our generation," Ban said on a visit to the Kenyan capital Nairobi.
UN chief visits war-ravaged Somalia
UN chief Ban Ki-moon met the president of Somalia, President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, under heavy security Oct. 29 in Mogadishu, his first visit to the dangerous capital of the war-torn nation in almost three years.
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UN chief calls for resumption of Cyprus talks
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has called for a quick resumption of Cyprus peace talks that were suspended during a dispute over rights to offshore oil and gas.
Ban made the appeal after meeting with U.N. envoy Espen Barth Eide who is brokering talks between Cypriot Greek and Turkish leaders on the divided island.
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EU leaders to support Cyprus over EEZ rights
European Union leaders are expected to express serious concern on Friday at Turkeys breach of Cypruss exclusive economic zone (EEZ) as it emerged on Thursday that a third Turkish warship is now sailing in the waters south of the island.
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UN chief Ban visits war-scarred Gaza Strip
United Nations chief Ban Ki-moon made a brief visit to war-ravaged Gaza, two days after donor states pledged $5.4 billion in aid to rebuild it after a devastating Israeli offensive
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Serbia pledges USD 50,000 for Palestine recovery
Serbia pledges USD 50,000 for Palestine recovery
CAIRO -- A Serbian delegation headed by Ambassador Dragan Bisenić took part in a international donor conference in Cairo to raise funds for recovery of Gaza.
Serbia on the occasion promised USD 50,000 worth of aid for recovery of Palestine in 2015.
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Serbia promises USD 50,000 for Palestina recovery
BELGRADE - The Serbian delegation headed by Ambassador Dragan Bisenic took part in the international donor conference in Cairo to raise funds for recovery of Gaza, and it promised USD 50,000 worth of aid for recovery of Palestine in 2015.
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