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Sudan tells UN: There is no forced solution to the conflict in his country

Speaking at the Assembly’s annual high-level debate, Minister Mohieldin Salim Ahmed Ibrahim described the situation as “very regrettable,” and said it violated the principle of sovereign equality among states that is at the heart of the UN. He called on the UN to officially document and examine the incident and take action to enforce the Headquarters Agreement of 1947 which …

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Doctors’ strike looms as NARD gives FG two weeks’ notice – THIS

By Ayo Kehinde The National Association of Medical Specialists (NARD) has given the federal government two weeks to honor outstanding agreements and resolve welfare and professional issues affecting its members, warning that failure to comply with its demands could trigger industrial action. The ultimatum was contained in resolutions adopted at the 46th Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the association held …

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From energy crisis to energy transition: How renewables are transforming energy security

For Francesco La Camera, Director General of the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), this crisis is also changing the way the world understands the phrase “energy security.” For decades, that meant a country’s oil and gas reserves. Today, he said, many countries want systems that are more diverse, decentralized and under their control – and renewable energy is critical to …

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Editorial: Freedom of Speech Must Come With Responsibility

The Bible, in Romans 13:1–4, speaks about respect for governing authority and describes rulers as having responsibilities before God to promote good and restrain wrongdoing. Yet Liberia appears to be witnessing an increasingly troubling deterioration in the tone of public discourse. Across radio stations and social media platforms, insults, degrading language and personal attacks directed at leaders and public officials …

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