News headlines in 2022, page 116
UN's Education Summit: An Opportunity to Create a Bottom-Up Global Governance
- Inter Press Service

KATHMANDU, Nepal, Aug 10 (IPS) - The upcoming summit on Education, part of the UN Secretary General’s ambitious agenda, can truly bring accountability and participation to the inevitably new ways education will be imparted in the future.
UN trade body calls for halting cryptocurrency rise in developing countries
- UN News

The UN trade and development body, UNCTAD, has called for action to curb cryptocurrencies in developing nations, in three policy briefs published on Wednesday.
Dozens missing after migrant boat sinks in Aegean Sea – UNHCR
- UN News

Dozens of people are said to be missing after a boat of migrants and refugees sank in the Aegean Sea on Wednesday off the Greek island of Karpathos, according to the UN refugee agency, UNHCR.
Zimbabwe Makes First Journalist Arrests Under Cybersecurity Law
- Inter Press Service

Bulawayo, Aug 10 (IPS) - Zimbabwe's press freedom credentials suffered further criticism with the arrest of two journalists from a privately-owned newspaper charged with transmitting "false data messages."
Women Have Always Trailed Men in Research Output: How COVID Made the Situation Worse
- Inter Press Service

Aug 09 (IPS) - The under-representation of women in research is well documented. Emerging evidence suggests that the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated this inequality and disrupted the research enterprise globally.
Ethiopia: Without immediate funding, 750,000 refugees will have ‘nothing to eat’
- UN News

UN agencies appealed on Tuesday for $73 million over the next six months to provide food rations to more than 750,000 people seeking refuge in Ethiopia.
Nuclear-free Mongolia a ‘symbol of peace in a troubled world’: Guterres
- UN News

In a visit to Mongolia on Tuesday, Secretary-General António Guterres underscored the UN’s full solidarity for the country, which he described as “a symbol of peace in a troubled world”.
Myanmar: Crimes against humanity committed systematically, says UN report
- UN News

Crimes against humanity continue to be systematically committed in Myanmar, with ongoing conflicts severely impacting women and children, according to a UN report released on Tuesday.
Da’esh, affiliates remain ‘global and evolving’ threat, Security Council hears
- UN News

In a joint briefing to the Security Council on Tuesday, UN counterterrorism officials confirmed that the threat posed by Da’esh terrorist fighters and their affiliates remains “global and evolving”.
WHO calls for optimizing brain health to benefit people and society
- UN News

At some point in their life, one in three people will develop some type of neurological disorder – the leading cause of disability and the second leading cause of death, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Tuesday, launching its first-ever position paper on optimizing brain health across the entire life span.

