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Delegates fill the United Nations General Assembly Hall during the opening of the eighty-first session, with the speaker shown on two screens

UN Adopts Pandemic Declaration 153-3 as US, Israel and Argentina Vote No

The General Assembly adopted a political declaration on pandemic preparedness by 153 votes to three on Monday, after US objections blocked a consensus vote. The WHO Pandemic Agreement still cannot be opened

October 14, 2026

by Dilnaz Shaikh

WHO health workers pandemic preparedness UNGA September 2026

UN Adopts Pandemic Declaration — Vaccine Equity Clause Still Missing

World leaders adopted a pandemic preparedness political declaration at the UN General Assembly on Thursday — but the PABS mechanism that would legally require pharmaceutical companies to share vaccines with low-income countries remains unfinished, blocking ratification of the WHO Pandemic

September 25, 2026

by Dilnaz Shaikh

Healthcare access in the Global South — the equity gap at the center of Thursday's UNGA pandemic preparedness meeting

Nations Gather to Decide Who Gets the Next Pandemic Vaccine

Two days before world leaders adopt a pandemic preparedness declaration at the United Nations, the unresolved

Global steel production rise 10.6 percent in 8 months

The World Steel Association announced, on Thursday, that global crude steel production during the first eight months of 2021 increased by 10.6 percent year on year, amid the economic recovery from the

September 24, 2021

Business·Economy·News

Lebanon receives $1.14 billion from the IMF

Lebanese Finance Minister Youssef El-Khalil announced, on Friday, that the International Monetary Fund transferred to the account of the Ministry of Finance at the Central Bank of Lebanon about $1.14 billion, special

September 22, 2021

Economy·News

Gulf funds expect increased demand for Islamic finance

Moody’s Investors Service said on Monday that asset managers in the Gulf countries expect an increased demand for Islamic investments that are compliant with environmental, social, and corporate governance. Moody’s stated that

September 21, 2021

Economy·News

Third World War and its possibility

The pandemic made devastating impacts across the world by causing the death of the lives of millions and bringing enormous economic loss and other negative impacts. But it reduced conflicts around the

September 21, 2021

Conflicts, Military and War·Opinion

Guterres calls on leaders to support a global vaccination plan against “Corona”

On Monday, United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called on world leaders to support a global vaccination plan against “Corona”, including doubling vaccine production, and vaccinating about 70 percent of the world’s population

September 20, 2021

Health·News

Afghanistan, Corona and climate change top the United Nations meetings

The annual high-level meetings of the 76th session of its General Assembly will kick off at the United Nations Headquarters in New York on Tuesday, with the attendance of more than 110

September 19, 2021

Climate·Government and Politics·Health·News

Corona .. New Zealand extends suspension of travel with Australia

New Zealand extended, on Friday, the suspension of non-quarantine travel with Australia for 8 weeks, amid the outbreak of the Coronavirus in the two countries. “The suspension, which has been in place

September 17, 2021

Health·News·Travel

Climate disasters kill 17,000 people since the start of Coronavirus

The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies said, on Friday, that “climate-related disasters have killed 17,242 people since the outbreak of the Coronavirus in the world, and affected the

September 17, 2021

Climate·Health·News

Tunisia’s public debt reaches a critical stage

The country is experiencing an unprecedented economic crisis, exacerbated by the health crisis Public debt did not exceed 43% of GDP in 2009, to rise to 90% in 2020 Tunisia is experiencing

September 17, 2021

Economy·Government and Politics·News

The first death from the deadly Marburg virus in South Africa

West African authorities have confirmed the region’s first known case of Marburg virus after at least one person died in Guinea from hemorrhagic fever, the World Health Organization said Monday. Health officials

August 10, 2021

Health·News

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UN Adopts Pandemic Declaration 153-3 as US, Israel and Argentina Vote No

UN Adopts Pandemic Declaration — Vaccine Equity Clause Still Missing

Nations Gather to Decide Who Gets the Next Pandemic Vaccine

Global steel production rise 10.6 percent in 8 months

Lebanon receives $1.14 billion from the IMF

Gulf funds expect increased demand for Islamic finance

Third World War and its possibility

Guterres calls on leaders to support a global vaccination plan against “Corona”

Afghanistan, Corona and climate change top the United Nations meetings

Corona .. New Zealand extends suspension of travel with Australia

Climate disasters kill 17,000 people since the start of Coronavirus

Tunisia’s public debt reaches a critical stage

The first death from the deadly Marburg virus in South Africa

Radical Islam is being appreciated by Indian authorities too

Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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