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Cooks Island resort bans Russians

A Cook Island's resort owner is standing by his decision to ban all Russians as a protest against the Ukraine invasion.

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The Cook Islands resort that is banning Russians

The Cook Islands resort that is banning Russians
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How metro Detroiters are supporting Ukraine through food, drinks

Southeast Michigan food and beverage establishments are raising funds for Ukrainian refugees, for Polish resources acting as safe havens and for Ukrainian children impacted by the war.

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Digital technology and the war in Ukraine - Microsoft On the Issues

All of us who work at Microsoft are following closely the tragic and unjustified invasion of Ukraine. Our efforts have involved constant and close coordination with the Ukrainian government, as well as with the European Union, European nations, the U.S. government, NATO and the United Nations.

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OCHA briefs UN Member States on severe humanitarian needs in Ukraine to drum up support for $168M response to 1 9M people in 2021

OCHA briefs UN Member States on severe humanitarian needs in Ukraine to drum up support. Title OCHA briefs UN Member States on severe humanitarian needs in Ukraine to drum up support for $168M response to 1.9M people in 2021 05 Feb 2021 Body Olga and her daughter Alyona live in Ukraine in a house damaged by shelling. © Polish Humanitarian Action/Wojciech Grzedzinski OCHA hosted a virtual briefing today to update United Nations Member States and partners on the severe humanitarian needs in Ukraine, where 3.4 million people are projected to be in need of humanitarian assistance in 2021. The briefing focused on the 2021 Humanitarian Response Plan that appeals for $168 million and outlines how the UN and our humanitarian partners will address the needs of 1.9 million vulnerable women, girls, men and boys.

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