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Non-ferrous metallurgy in the prospects of development

In recent years, the Government of the Republic of Uzbekistan has been paying increased attention to the extraction, processing of non-ferrous metals and the production of high-value-added products from them.

The Ocean Cleanup Returns To Guatemala – Second Attempt 

The Ocean Cleanup Returns To Guatemala - Second Attempt to clean Rio Las Vacas in Guatemala.

Egypt at the gates of the International Monetary Fund

By Eleni Vasiliki Bampaliouta Three times its national currency was devalued within a year…. What is happening with the economic situation of the country? The pharaonic...

Human rights challenges in interethnic conflicts

Interethnic conflicts pose significant human rights challenges that require a concerted effort from governments, civil society organizations, and the international community to address. These conflicts occur when groups of people from different ethnic backgrounds clash due to differences in culture, religion, or language, and often result in human rights violations on a massive scale, including forced displacement, torture, rape, and even genocide. To prevent violations in inter-ethnic conflicts, it is essential to address the root causes of the conflicts and to promote dialogue, reconciliation, and respect for human rights. Governments and other actors must take proactive measures to prevent conflicts from escalating and to hold those responsible for violations accountable.

The Nakba before the Nakba

On May 15th the United Nations officially commemorated the Nakba, the events around the formation of the State of Israel.

Uzbekistan’s experience in the global fight against poverty was discussed at the International Forum in Tashkent

The II International Forum on Poverty Reduction has completed its work. Within the framework of 6 thematic panel sessions, a wide range of issues were discussed, problems and proposals for developing countries were voiced.

From agreement to action: Turning risky business into the good business of biodiversity for the Americas

International Biodiversity Day - Over half the world’s GDP – is moderately or highly dependent on nature and its services. Unfortunately, this is not common knowledge or reflected in corporate strategies. 40% of the world’s largest public companies have net zero targets yet less than 20% of S&P 500 companies have made biodiversity commitments.

Armenia National Day and the relic from Noah’s Ark at the Drents Museum

We remember September 21 in the Province of Drenthe as one of the most surprising and stimulating day of 2022, after visiting the town of Frederiksoord...

Uzbekistan shows other countries by its example how to fight poverty — Abhijit Banerjee

In Tashkent, the Hilton Tashkent City Hotel hosted the II International Forum on the topic: "Implementing of best practices in poverty reduction", organized by the Center for Economic

Food – Our Common Good: Sovereignty, Safety and Security

By Yagmur Ceylan Korkut Hassan Following successes of the similar programs in Europe (Vienna and Geneva notably), the Istanbul-based International Organization along with its European...

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