News headlines in November 2022, page 8

  1. Peaceful coexistence is not ‘utopia’ but reality, says UN official fostering intercultural dialogue

    - UN News

    At this transitional moment for humanity, it is important to uphold mutual respect, unity, and solidarity, the senior UN official promoting cross-cultural understanding and cooperation has stated. 

  2. DPRK missile launch ‘latest in a series of alarming activities’ – UN political chief

    - UN News

    Updating the Security Council on Monday, the head of UN Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (DPPA) recalled that last Friday, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) test-fired what it described as a new-type of intercontinental ballistic missile. 

  3. Global intellectual property filings reached new records in 2021: WIPO

    - UN News

    Patents, trademarks and designs reached record levels in 2021, with Asia driving growth in intellectual property, the UN agency dedicated to those types of assets said on Monday.

  4. WHO convenes experts to identify new pathogens that could spark pandemics

    - UN News

    The World Health Organization (WHO) is working to compile an updated list of priority pathogens that can cause future outbreaks or pandemics, the UN agency announced on Monday. 

  5. Honour traffic victims by making roads safer: Guterres

    - UN News

    UN Secretary-General António Guterres has called for greater global efforts to achieve the goal of reducing traffic deaths and injuries by half by 2030. 

  6. Myanmar crisis: Rights expert urges Korea to play ‘enhanced leadership role’

    - UN News

    Concluding a six-day official visit to the Republic of Korea (ROK), a UN-appointed independent human rights expert urged the country to help reverse the international community’s failure to address the crisis in Myanmar by taking the regional lead in ending violence against civilians there.

  7. Loss and Damage Fund Saves COP27 from the Abyss

    - Inter Press Service

    SHARM EL SHEIKh, Nov 20 (IPS) - They were on the brink of shipwreck and did not leave happy, but did feel satisfied that they got the best they could. The countries of the global South achieved something decisive at COP27: the creation of a special fund to address the damage and loss caused by climate change in the most vulnerable nations.

  8. COP27: Historic Loss and Damage Fund Takes COP27 to the Edge

    - Inter Press Service

    SHARM EL SHEIKH, Nov 20 (IPS) - After a tense impasse and many hours of negotiations, almost 200 countries struck a deal to set up a loss and damage fund to assist nations worst hit by climate change – a demand considered not-negotiable by the developing countries.

  9. Overnight blasts near Ukraine nuclear plant are ‘playing with fire!’ – UN nuclear chief

    - UN News

    Powerful explosions shook the area of Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP), “abruptly ending a period of relative calm” at the facility, the head of the UN nuclear watchdog agency said on Sunday.

  10. ‘Join forces’ for peaceful, prosperous continent, urges UN chief on Africa Industrialization Day

    - UN News

    On , Sunday, the UN chief urged everyone to “join forces to build a more sustainable, peaceful, and prosperous continent for all”.

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