News headlines in June 2022, page 21

  1. Ethiopian migrants head home on first ever return flight from Yemen's Ma'rib

    - UN News

    For the first time ever, 150 Ethiopian migrants are flying to Addis Ababa on a Voluntary Humanitarian Return (VHR) flight from Yemen’s conflict-affected Ma’rib governarate, the UN migration agency, IOM, said on Thursday.

  2. Five countries elected to serve on UN Security Council

    - UN News

    Five countries have been elected to serve as non-permanent members of the UN Security Council following a vote in the General Assembly on Thursday. 

  3. Sri Lanka: UN appeals for $47 million for life-saving aid to 1.7 million people

    - UN News

    Sri Lanka is experiencing a multidimensional economic crisis, which is compounded by food insecurity, rising protection concerns and shortages threatening lives and livelihoods, the UN said on Thursday, appealing for $47.2 million to provide life-saving assistance.

  4. Youth must be Equal Partners in Digital Decision Making ITU Youth Summit

    - Inter Press Service

    Toronto, Jun 09 (IPS) - "50 percent of the present, but 100 percent of the future," was the refrain at the first-ever Generation Connect Global Youth Summit.

  5. Living in Harmony with Nature

    - Inter Press Service

    UNITED NATIONS, Jun 09 (IPS) - Thirty years ago, the Earth Summit, which took place in the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, paved the way for the establishment of three major conventions on the environment - specifically on biodiversity, climate change and desertification.

  6. World’s most vulnerable now paying even more, for less food: FAO

    - UN News

    Countries are expected to spend a staggering $1.8 trillion importing food they need this year; this would be a new world record but worryingly, it’s going to buy them less food, not more.

  7. ‘Great progress’ being made bringing Da’esh/ISIL terrorists to justice, Security Council hears

    - UN News

    Crimes committed by the Da’esh terror network in Iraq constitute some of the “most gruesome acts we have seen in recent history”, the UN Special Advisor reminded the Security Council on Wednesday.  

  8. Terrorist groups ‘exploiting power vacuums’, UN chief warns

    - UN News

    While the number of deaths from terrorism has declined, the overall threat is far from over, particularly in Africa, UN Secretary-General António Guterres said in New York on Wednesday. 

  9. Monkeypox becoming established in non-endemic countries warns Tedros; calls for more testing, vaccines to end COVID pandemic

    - UN News

    The World Health Organization (WHO) chief said on Wednesday that monkeypox infections in non-endemic countries have passed the 1,000 mark and the risk of it becoming established in some is “real”.

  10. Act now to end food, energy and finance crisis, Guterres urges world leaders

    - UN News

    Ripple effects from the war in Ukraine have generated a severe cost-of-living crisis which no country or community can escape, UN Secretary-General António Guterres said on Wednesday at a press conference to launch the latest report on the conflict’s impacts on food security, energy, and financing. 

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