Recent attacks on energy infrastructure in Ukraine have led to a 65 percent decrease in energy generation capacity, causing widespread disruptions in electricity, heating, and water supplies across the country. The UN Deputy High Commissioner for Refugees highlighted the emotional toll on civilians, with over 170,000 people displaced in Eastern Ukraine since August, adding to the millions already displaced within and outside the country. Despite ongoing recovery efforts by the Government of Ukraine, funding remains a challenge as the country faces its third winter of full-scale war, emphasizing the critical need for continued support.
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Brussels pushes schools to serve ‘Made in Europe’ fruit and veg
Brussels plans to propose that fruit, vegetables, and milk for schools be locally sourced as part of a broader initiative to prioritize domestic production, reflecting a push to bolster the EU's industries. This proposal, which aligns with upcoming changes to agricultural funding, aims to support small producers and ensure food security while maintaining financial aid for farmers under the EU's Common Agricultural Policy. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Brussels wants schools to buy...
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