Yemen’s humanitarian crisis growing by the hour amid spike in displacement

- Aid agencies reported on Friday that renewed fighting in Yemen is causing a spike in displacement as civilians flee shelling and gunfire.
- The UN refugee agency, UNHCR, reports that years of conflict, economic collapse, and environmental disasters have already displaced nearly 4.8 million Yemenis.
- Thousands of people are now seeking emergency shelter in Djibouti to escape the growing humanitarian crisis.
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• Amnesty International Secretary General Agnès Callamard will visit New York from September 22 to 26 for the 81st Session of the UN General Assembly. • The organization argues that the United Nations is currently at one of its most critical junctures since its founding over 80 years ago.
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Amnistía InternacionalUN chief sees way forward in world affairs as he prepares to leave office
• UN Secretary-General António Guterres warned leaders from 193 member nations that the world is facing three existential threats as he prepares to leave office. • Guterres identified runaway artificial intelligence, galloping climate change, and escalating inequality as the primary drivers of global instability and conflict.
Read original · apnews.comDay two in Dubai: The region makes its case for telling its own story
• UAE Economy Minister Abdulla bin Touq Al Marri and officials from Azerbaijan and Georgia spoke at the Euronews Forum in Dubai to discuss regional economic resilience and disinformation. • Minister Al Marri stated that resilience serves as the insurance of economies during the event.
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euronewsUN Security Council reform: Guterres says law-breaking powers caused paralysis - India Today
• UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres stated that the Security Council is paralyzed because some member powers violate international law. • Guterres called for the reform of the Security Council to be an "absolute priority" to ensure effective multilateral action.
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India TodayUN chief sees way forward in world affairs as he prepares to leave office - KIRO 7 News Seattle
• UN Secretary-General António Guterres warned leaders from 193 member nations that the world is deeply divided and the UN Security Council is paralyzed. • Guterres identified three existential threats facing the globe: runaway artificial intelligence, galloping climate change, and escalating inequality.
Read original · kiro7.comPM Modi, UAE President discuss West Asia crisis, bilateral ties over phone call
• Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the UAE President held a phone call to discuss the crisis in West Asia and their bilateral relationship. • The leaders focused on expanding the India-UAE Comprehensive Strategic Partnership across energy, defense, technology, investment, and health sectors.
Read original · hindustantimes.comExplainer-Why are world leaders at the UN next week and what will they talk about?
• World leaders will gather in New York starting Tuesday for several days of high-level debate at the United Nations General Assembly. • Diplomats indicate there will likely be a side meeting regarding the conflict in Sudan, which has displaced more than 14 million people since April 2023.
Read original · theprint.inGoogle says its Gemini AI model hacked three other companies
Disclosure comes after OpenAI and Anthropic hacks amid fears that tech firms unable to control powerful AI models In a first for Google, the company confirmed that its AI model, Gemini, breached the security of three other companies in May. The hacks occurred during a cybersecurity evaluation by AI-security firm Irregular.Irregular, an Israel-based startup that scrutinizes the security of advanced AI systems, was also at the center of some of the recent OpenAI and Anthropic hacks of third-party entities, including OpenAI’s breach of AI software company, Hugging Face. Continue reading...
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