The science-policy imperative in the final stretch to 2030 and beyond You receive this email because you subscribed to the 'Science at the UN' newsletter. Check out our other newsletters - ISC Monthly, Open Science and more. Know someone who might benefit from receiving these updates? Please forward this email to them. Science Day 2026 is a Special Event convened alongside the United Nations’ High-Level Political Forum (HLPF), bringing together the science community, policy-makers, and societal actors at a critical juncture for multilateral cooperation. As the 2030 Agenda enters its final implementation phase, Science Day provides a focused space to examine how scientific knowledge is being used within multilateral processes to accelerate delivery, where it is falling short, and what is required for science-policy collaboration to remain credible and effective under current global conditions. Watch live on 9 July 2026 at 10:00AM (EDT) The ISC at the UN HLPF 2026 T...
The situation in the Gulf has grown steadily clearer of late, and with it the realisation that neither Israel nor its principal patron, the United States, can secure their wider aims unless Saudi Arabia is at length brought into line. Direct persuasion having failed to draw Riyadh into recognition of the Abraham Accords, both parties appear to have resorted to more circuitous means of tightening the noose. What once seemed a confused picture of regional tension now reveals a deliberate design intended to isolate the Kingdom and compel a change of course. Events about the Bab el-Mandeb Strait were never without purpose. Their true object has been to hem Saudi Arabia in and to multiply the pressures bearing upon it from several quarters at once. These pressures, it is increasingly plain, form part of a concerted American and Israeli calculation intended to edge the Kingdom towards the Accords by rendering its present independence of policy progressively more costly. An international ne...
https://wn1447.blogspot.com Adham Elijla 1st degree connection · 1st Graphic Designer | social media |logos| visual identity | Freelancer Today Adham Elijla sent the following message at 5:29 PM View Adham’s profileAdham Elijla, #OPEN_TO_WORK Adham Elijla 5:29 PM Hello, I am Adham Elijla, graphic designer from Gaza city. My immediate family, including me, my wife, our four children, dad, mom, sister and brother, ran first to my uncle's house outside Shuja'iya and then to the Arab National Hospital, which was also bombed. We miraculously escaped death. After the bombing of the hospital, numerous confrontations with death, we fled to Rafah. I was working in a Saudi online marketing company and with other companies as a graphic designer. I was outstanding in my work and had many happy clients when the genocide started. Since our house was bombed, I lost my laptop and then my customers, my source of income. I have no money to buy another device. More than two years of fear and...
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