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Restoring public order in Haiti a priority

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UNITED NATIONS – Haiti’s Foreign Affairs Minister Jean Victor Geneus said says that restoring public order and security are among the Haitian Government’s top...

Developed countries must honour “promises and commitments” – PM

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United Nations – World leaders must stand up and do the right thing if their citizens are going to enjoy a better way of...

PM to address UNGA 77 on Thursday

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Prime Minister Mia Mottley will address the 77th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA 77) on Thursday to outline government’s foreign policy on a range...

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