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The UN Refugee Agency and the Government of Saudi Arabia sign MoU to assist internally displaced Syrians
UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency and the Government of the kingdom Saudi Arabia, represented by the Saudi Fund for Development (SFD), have signed a cooperation agreement worth US $5 million in support of Syrian internally displaced persons.The agreement, which was signed at the Saudi Fund for Development’s headquarters (SFD) in Riyadh, KSA by Dr. Khalid Bin Sulaiman AlKhudairy, SFD’s Vice President and Managing Director, and Khaled Khalifa, UNHCR Regional Representative to the GCC, is to improve shelter conditions for internally displaced Syrians.This generous contribution by the government of the Saudi Arabia comes at a time in which the Syrian crisis, now in its eighth year, has forced over 6.6 million Syrians to flee their homes inside the country,in addition to forcing some 5.6 million...
August 08, 2018

The UN Refugee Agency and the Government of Saudi Arabia sign MoU to assist internally displaced Syrians

Honduran teachers unite to save education system
One class is reciting their multiplication tables. Another is repeating words in English. But beneath the appearance of normalcy is an education system under threat.“Just this week a boy from the secondary school disappeared,” one of the teachers whispers. They say he dropped off his younger sister at school three days ago and has not been seen since. His parents are too scared to report that he is missing. The teachers are too. There is a simple reason: street gang violence.“The 18th Street gang controls this neighborhood but MS-13 controls the neighborhood directly above and below us so it’s pretty conflictive here,” says Dolores,* the deputy headmistress at the school, which teaches elementary classes in the mornings and secondary in the afternoons.The rival gangs, known as...
August 08, 2018

Honduran teachers unite to save education system

Innovative Cameroon project will benefit refugees and hosts
By Xavier BourgoisThe dilapidated delivery room at a small health centre in northern Cameroon is without power and adjoins an abandoned toilet.The beds, meant to receive young mothers, are stained and unusable.“We lack everything: staff, drugs, beds,” explains Paul Korke, the supervisor at the centre in this ramshackle border village.The clinic has just two state-sponsored medics to care for the 30 to 50 women and children who use the centre each day, some residents and other refugees who have fled violence in the neighbouring Central African Republic.Poverty and underdevelopment in this poor corner of Cameroon affects refugees and residents alike.For this reason, the World Bank, supported by UNHCR, is providing targeted support for these underdeveloped regions hosting refugees to...
August 08, 2018

Innovative Cameroon project will benefit refugees and hosts

Pink
Pink cancels Sydney shows after being hospitalized
SYDNEY - American pop star Pink has been forced to cancel several Sydney shows on her Australia tour after being hospitalized with a virus and dehydration.The singer of 'Just Give Me a Reason' and 'Get the Party Started' cancelled a performance on Friday due to illness but battled through a Saturday show before her trip to the emergency room the next day."Pink was admitted to hospital in Sydney on Sunday night, suffering from dehydration. She was treated and discharged. She was readmitted to hospital (Monday) and diagnosed with a gastric virus," her promoter Live Nation said."Pink will remain in hospital overnight, continuing her treatment and recovery."The statement gave no indication of when the singer would return to the stage.The pop sensation took...
August 07, 2018

Pink cancels Sydney shows after being hospitalized

Beyonce
Mother Beyonce wants acceptance of curvier bodies
NEW YORK - Beyonce has called for a greater acceptance of naturally curvy figures, saying she was listening more to her body after giving birth to twins by Caesarean section last year.The 36-year-old pop superstar, one of the most photographed women in the world, posed for the latest issue of Vogue magazine without makeup, hair extensions or wigs."I think it's important for women and men to see and appreciate the beauty in their natural bodies," she said in an accompanying essay.Beyonce, who is married to rap mogul Jay-Z, recalled that she had quickly tried to slim down after giving birth to her first child, Blue Ivy, in January 2012.But revealing details for the first time about giving birth in June 2017 to twins Rumi and Sir, Beyonce said she had needed a month of bed rest...
August 07, 2018

Mother Beyonce wants acceptance of curvier bodies

China's film authorities have denied a release to Disney's new Winnie the Pooh film,
China says no to Winnie the Pooh film over comparisons with president
BEIJING - Chinese censors have banned "Christopher Robin", an adaptation of Winnie the Pooh ostensibly over many using the fictional character nationwide to take potshots at President Xi Jinping, The Hollywood Reporter claimed in a report.The trend first started in 2013 when Jinping visited the United States and an image of him walking alongside then American president Barack Obama was likened to one featuring Pooh and Tigger, according to The Guardian.Jinping was compared to the fictional character again in 2014 while pictured meeting Japan’s Shinzo Abe with the latter taking the form of Eryore.Censors began cracking down on such images after comparison grew and memes went viral. Last month, the website of US television station HBO was blocked in the wake of comedian John...
August 07, 2018

China says no to Winnie the Pooh film over comparisons with president

Robert Redford
Robert Redford retiring from acting at 81
NEW YORK - Robert Redford, the screen legend and Oscar winner, has announced that he's retiring from acting at the grand old age of 81, with upcoming movie "The Old Man & The Gun" his last gig in front of the camera.The actor, director and founder of the Sundance Institute and its film festival, began his career on stage 60 years ago, before moving into television and film, and eventually into directing."Never say never, but I pretty well concluded that this would be it for me in terms of acting," he told Entertainment Weekly. "(I'll) move toward retirement after this 'cause I've been doing it since I was 21," he said."I thought, well, that's enough. And why not go out with something that's very upbeat and positive?"His...
August 07, 2018

Robert Redford retiring from acting at 81

An Amish horse and a buggy are seen on the road in Central Pennsylvania in this April 30, 2017 file photo. - AP
Amish man starts ‘Uber’ ride service with his horse-and-buggy
COLON, Mich. - An Amish man in Michigan is putting a new spin on ride-sharing with his horse and buggy service that he branded "Amish Uber." Timothy Hochstedler of St. Joseph County said he started offering $5 rides in his horse-drawn buggy in the city of Colon after learning about Uber, the app-based ride sharing service. "Uber is a cool thing, every single year something new comes in and Uber is hot right now, so we have the Amish Uber. We can deliver people to their front door steps," Hochstedler told WWMT-TV. Hochstedler, who is not affiliated with Uber, said most of his customers are tourists, but locals also enjoy his services. "Most of them aren't from Colon, but the Colon people have given me a few options like, 'Would you give me a ride to...
August 07, 2018

Amish man starts ‘Uber’ ride service with his horse-and-buggy

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Cruise beats Pooh as 'Mission Impossible' again tops box office
HOLLYWOOD - Tom Cruise continued to test the limits of the possible this weekend as "Mission Impossible - Fallout" clung for a second week to the top spot in North American theaters, beating new Disney film "Christopher Robin," industry tracker Exhibitor Relations reported.Paramount's "Mission," the sixth stunt-filled edition in the popular franchise, took in an estimated $35 million for the three-day weekend. Critics and audiences have warmed to the film, in which Cruise again does his own vertigo-inducing, cliff-hanging, exploding-car stunts.Disney's live-animated "Christopher Robin" placed second, at $25 million. Inspired by A.A. Milne's classic "Winnie-the-Pooh" books, it tells the story of a now grown-up and stressed-out...
August 06, 2018

Cruise beats Pooh as 'Mission Impossible' again tops box office

Demi Lovato
Demi Lovato breaks silence after apparent drug overdose
LOS ANGELES - Pop star Demi Lovato said Monday she was thankful to be alive and needed time to recover in her first remarks since an overdose nearly two weeks ago.Writing to her more than 70 million followers on Instagram, Lovato gave few details on her July 24 hospitalization but noted that she has long been open about her struggles with addiction."What I've learned is that this illness is not something that disappears or fades with time," the 25-year-old star wrote."It is something that I must continue to overcome and have not done yet," she wrote."I want to thank God for keeping me alive and well," she said, adding that she was "forever grateful" for the support of her fans and crediting the staff of Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles...
August 06, 2018

Demi Lovato breaks silence after apparent drug overdose

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