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Tuesday, July 29, 2014

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Wednesday, July 23, 2014

Stromg Winds Eastern Great Lakes My-Cast Share

Strong Wind Warning  at Cleveland Until: Fri, 12:00 am EDT #mycast http://goo.gl/Tm5APm

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Tuesday, July 22, 2014

Flash Flood Watch Windward Side of Hawaiian Mountains My-Cast Share

Flash Flood Watch  at Pearl Harbor Until: Tue, 6:00 am HST #mycast http://goo.gl/4hzhGm

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Monday, July 21, 2014

Abridged summary of wbureau@googlegroups.com - 15 updates in 15 topics

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Friday, June 20, 2014

The United Nations Heart break Road to Rule of Law

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Thursday, June 19, 2014

MALI'S LEADERS MUST DO MORE TO ENSURE LASTING PEACE, EASE HUMANITARIAN SUFFERING - UN OFFICIAL

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Bags of food from WFP’s logistics base in Mopti, Mali, waiting at Koureme port, near Timbuktu, to be delivered to schools. Photo: WFP/Alexandre Breche

MALI’S LEADERS MUST DO MORE TO ENSURE LASTING PEACE, EASE HUMANITARIAN SUFFERING – UN OFFICIAL

A senior United Nations relief official today highlighted the need for “courageous leadership” by the authorities in Mali to tackle the country’s political issues, warning that the already grave humanitarian situation is likely to deteriorate unless peace and stability are restored. Read more


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Mali: fresh violence uproots civilians, as UN official heads north to push for ceasefire

Mali: fresh violence uproots civilians, as UN official heads north to push for ceasefire

Deadly clashes between Tuareg rebels and Government forces in northern Mali have sent a “small but growing” number of terrified civilians fleeing southward and into neighbouring countries, the United Nations refugee agency said today, while senior UN and African Union officials are in Kidal to push for a ceasefire. Read more


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IRAQ: AS VIOLENCE SPREADS, UN ADVISORS WARN OF IMPACT ON MINORITIES, AGENCIES SUPPORT FLEEING THRONGS

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IRAQ: AS VIOLENCE SPREADS, UN ADVISORS WARN OF IMPACT ON MINORITIES, AGENCIES SUPPORT FLEEING THRONGS

Two special advisors to Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon strongly condemned today what could amount to war crimes committed in Iraq by terrorist and armed groups, such as the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), and raised special concern about the impacts of the deteriorating security situation on religious and other minorities. Read more


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UN officials urge Iraqi leaders to come together to quickly address security crisis

UN officials urge Iraqi leaders to come together to quickly address security crisis

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and the top United Nations envoy in Iraq are urging the country’s leaders to come together to address the rapidly deteriorating security situation and prevent sectarian reprisals amid the ongoing violence. Read more


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