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About 380 thousand people are forced to leave their homes in South Sudan due to floods
russia is deceptively recruiting young african women to a factory for the collection of "shahed" in tatarstan - AР investigation
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Ukraine has improved its position in the Corruption Perceptions Index: it received 36 points out of 100
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About 380 thousand people are forced to leave their homes in South Sudan due to floods
Devastating floods in South Sudan have forced 379,000 people to flee their homes and affected 1. 4 million people. The disaster covered 43 counties and the disputed Abyei region, causing an outbreak of malaria.
russia is deceptively recruiting young african women to a factory for the collection of "shahed" in tatarstan - AР investigation
Under the guise of hotel internships, russia lures young women from Africa to a drone factory. The workers are subjected to exploitation, working without proper protection and under constant surveillance.
The number of executions in the world has increased by almost a third - Amnesty International
According to a report by Amnesty International, at least 1,153 people were executed worldwide in 2023, up 31% from the previous year, with a sharp increase in Iran and Saudi Arabia.
Ukraine has improved its position in the Corruption Perceptions Index: it received 36 points out of 100
In 2023, Ukraine was ranked 104th out of 180 countries in the Global Corruption Perceptions Index, improving its position by 3 points and receiving 36 points out of 100. Over the past 10 years since the Revolution of Dignity, Ukraine has added 11 points, the largest increase among the current EU candidate countries.