News in Brief 26 April 2022
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Ukraine war: UN chief arrives for talks in Moscow as ‘messenger of peace’
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Healthcare attacks continue in Ukraine amid growing needs
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Sand is not an infinite resource, countries’ development is at stake: UNEP
Ukraine war: UN chief arrives for talks in Moscow as ‘messenger of peace’
Healthcare attacks continue in Ukraine amid growing needs
Sand is not an infinite resource, countries’ development is at stake: UNEP
Ukraine: UN chief pushes for peace, 5.2 million flee country
Top rights experts urge US to ease Afghanistan assets freeze
UN rights office calls for Singapore stay of execution
UN’s Bachelet condemns ‘horrors’ against Ukrainian civilians
African nations gear up for boosted malaria vaccine roll-out WHO
Israeli Defence Forces in rights spotlight for ‘unnecessary, indiscriminate’ violence
Ukraine: refugee numbers pass five million mark
UN chief condemns Afghanistan school attacks
WHO guidelines to treat cryptococcal disease
Ukraine: Aid agencies step up relief deliveries as humanitarian situation worsens
Guterres calls for calm in Middle East
Africa drought: low funding means only one in two people will be helped: FAO
Ukraine; food and energy crisis: Countries must resist hoarding, says UN’s Guterres
Banditry in north-central Nigeria blamed for killings, displacement
Egypt in spotlight for ‘ongoing collective expulsions of Eritrean asylum seekers
Famine alert across Somalia and South Sudan
Ukraine: healthcare attacks continue as battleground moves east
Top rights panel urges solutions for Cyprus missing persons tragedy