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Key components involve collaborative efforts to triple global nuclear energy capacity by 2050 and encouraging international financial institutions' shareholders to incorporate nuclear energy into energy lending policies.
Two days following the internet blackout in the Gaza Strip due to Israel's intense offensive, internet connectivity is slowly being restored. People have been observed using mobile phones and computers to reestablish communication with the outside world.
For many years, the Rohingya population has endured prolonged periods of violence, bias, and mistreatment in Myanmar. Their most significant displacement occurred in August 2017 when a widespread outbreak of violence erupted in Myanmar's Rakhine State, compelling over 742,000 individuals, including a significant number of children, to flee to safety in Bangladesh.
Government has taken steps to exert control over various aspects of society, including the media, the internet, and civil society organizations. Laws regulating the internet, foreign-funded NGOs, and media ownership have raised concerns about freedom of expression and civil liberties in Russia.
Ever since the Japanese government approved the release of water from the Fukushima nuclear power plant two years ago, it has sparked alarm throughout Asia and the Pacific. The United Nations' nuclear inspector issued its approval in July, claiming that the impact on people and the environment would be modest. However, many people, notably local fishermen, are concerned that the release of the water may jeopardize their livelihoods.
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