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Athens houses unaffordable for most Greeks
Athens is now one of the five most expensive cities in Greece to buy a property as regards the purchasing power of Greek households.
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Djuric voices concern over pressure on BiH ambassador to UN in Geneva
BELGRADE - Serbian FM Marko Djuric said on Monday the Serbian MFA had been informed that Bosnia and Herzegovina's ambassador to the UN in Geneva was under pressure over his positions on a Srebrenica resolution and, more broadly, over the situation in the BiH.
Türkiye’s AI forest fire system wins UN award
Türkiye's cutting-edge AI-enhanced "Decision Support System," employed in combating forest fires, will receive the World Information Society Summit Award from the UN's International Telecommunication Union at a ceremony held in Geneva on May 27-31.
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More debris in Gaza than Ukraine: UN
Gaza is filled with more debris and rubble than Ukraine, the U.N. has said, with the mammoth task of clearing it made all the more costly and dangerous by the sheer amount of asbestos and unexploded ordnance.
The United Nations Mine Action Service (UNMAS) estimated the amount of debris in the Gaza Strip at 37 million tons in mid-April, or 300 kilograms per square meter.
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UN to establish development coordination office in Istanbul
Istanbul is poised to become a regional hub for the United Nation's development operations in Europe and Central Asia as the organization is set to establish a coordination office in the city as part of its ongoing reform efforts.
WHO Sounds Alarm Over Spread of Bird Flu to Humans: 'Huge Concern'
The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a stark warning regarding the spread of bird flu (H5N1) to various species, including humans, expressing deep concern over its impact and potential consequences, according to reports from AFP.
Human cases of bird flu 'an enormous concern': WHO
The World Health Organization voiced alarm Thursday at the growing spread of H5N1 bird flu to new species, including humans, who face an "extraordinarily high" mortality rate.
"This remains I think an enormous concern," the U.N. health agency's chief scientist Jeremy Farrar told reporters in Geneva.
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Israeli forces taking part in settler attacks on Palestinians: UN
The U.N. voiced grave concern Tuesday over escalating violence in the West Bank, demanding that Israeli security forces "immediately" stop supporting settler attacks on Palestinians in the occupied territory.
Israel blocking more food than other aid in hunger-stalked Gaza: UN
Israel is blocking far more convoys carrying food aid within Gaza, where famine is looming, than convoys carrying other kinds of aid, the U.N. said Tuesday.
A spokesman for the United Nations' humanitarian agency pointed to statistics from March showing that it was much more difficult to get clearance for delivering food than other aid in the war-ravaged Palestinian territory.
World facing last chance to keep pandemic accord alive
Countries thrashing out a historic agreement on tackling future pandemics must use April to bridge their differences because failure cannot be an option, the negotiations co-chair told AFP.