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41st Anniversary of the Sabra Shatilla Massacre
Address by Dr Ang Swee Chai in commemoration of the 41st anniversary of the Sabra Shatila Massacre. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1Fa82aUYlQ Dr. Ang Swee Chai is founder and patron of British charity Medical Aid for Palestinians, author of From Beirut to Jerusalem: A
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Poland stops supplying weapons to Ukraine – PM
Poland will no longer provide arms to the Ukrainian forces, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has said, adding that Warsaw would instead shift focus to its own security. The decision follows a diplomatic row over Ukrainian grain imports, which were banned
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Saudi Arabia ‘closer’ to Israel normalisation, crown prince MbS says
By New Arab Staff & Agencies. Saudi Arabia's de facto leader said Wednesday that a historic normalisation of relations with Israel is getting "closer," as he also warned that the kingdom will seek a nuclear weapon if foe Iran gets one first. Crown Prince
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Gaza: Israel closes key crossing point, preventing workers from going to their jobs
By MEE staff. Israeli forces closed crossing points with the Gaza Strip on Wednesday, leaving thousands of Palestinians unable to go to work in Israel and the occupied West Bank. Israel announced last week that it would shut down the key Erez crossing
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Israel Condemns UNESCO Vote to List Jericho as World Heritage Site
By Palestine Chronicle Staff. The Israeli Foreign Ministry said in a statement that the listing is “another sign of Palestinians’ cynical use of UNESCO and politicization of the organization.” The UNESCO decision was made on September 17, during the 45th session
INTRODUCTION
The Perdana Global Peace Forum 2005, organized by the Perdana Leadership Foundation on December 15 -17 2005 at the Putra World Trade Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, intended to provide an international platform for the discussion of current world problems and through comprehensive discourse, provide ideas to make our world a better and safer place. The Forum brought together a diverse and select group of current and former heads of state, business leaders, prominent academics, community leaders, other stakeholders and key NGO representatives to collectively brainstorm on a practical way towards achieving global peace.
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The fund was later renamed Criminalise War Fund to cover a wider aspect of humanitarian relief and advocacy works.