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Cuba conducts national defense and economic reform

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Latest: Cuba implements economic and social transformations

Cuba continues its dual focus on national defense readiness and a comprehensive restructuring of its economy through 176 transformations. To facilitate these reforms, the government is implementing regulations such as De

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Vietnam disaster prevention and climate adaptation planning

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Latest: Vietnam holds national conference to bridge research and industry gaps

Vietnam is developing strategic frameworks for the 2026–2030 period to address increasing climate risks and natural disasters. Following significant economic losses and casualties recorded between 2021 and 2025, the nati

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International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction

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Latest: Vietnam hosts rally for International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction

The International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction, observed annually on October 13, focuses on the theme “Resilience Starts at Home.” This theme emphasizes the necessity of preparedness, monitoring, and community resilie

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European Committee of the Regions policy sessions

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Latest: European Week of the Regions convenes in Brussels to discuss resilience and policy

The European Committee of the Regions has held several sessions involving various regional representatives to discuss EU policy and resilience. In September, sessions in Maastricht and Cáceres focused on democratic resi

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Global environmental and climate crisis escalation

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Latest: Global environmental crises intensify amid rising heat and biodiversity loss

Global environmental risks are escalating due to climate feedback loops, resource management challenges, and biodiversity loss. Early reports highlight concerns from the United Nations Environment Programme regarding uns

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