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Welthungerhilfe Urges Diplomatic Engagement in Global Conflicts

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In response to escalating crises worldwide, Welthungerhilfe has called for increased diplomatic efforts to resolve international conflicts. The organization emphasizes that cutting humanitarian aid will only exacerbate existing problems, particularly in regions such as Sudan, the Middle East, and Ukraine.

As we approach 2025, the need for stronger commitments to negotiation and compromise in conflict situations has never been more critical. The organization’s Secretary-General highlighted the necessity of not only maintaining but also enhancing humanitarian aid funding to meet the growing demands of affected populations.

In Sudan, the protracted civil war has led to one of the largest displacement crises globally, with approximately 11 million people fleeing their homes and around 26 million facing severe hunger. The humanitarian situation is dire, with over 750,000 individuals at risk of starvation.

Meanwhile, in Ukraine, the ongoing conflict continues to disrupt daily life, with civilians suffering from unpredictable military attacks. Support for immediate needs, such as housing repairs and winter supplies, remains crucial, alongside the provision of psychological assistance to those affected.

The Middle East also requires continuous humanitarian support as the situation evolves rapidly. Access challenges for aid workers in regions like Gaza have become increasingly problematic, hindering relief efforts. Additionally, after a decade of conflict, the humanitarian situation in Yemen remains alarming, with the country ranking near the bottom of the World Hunger Index.

Welthungerhilfe stresses that to address these pressing issues, it is vital to shift from temporary assistance to more sustainable, long-term support strategies. Ensuring safe access for aid workers to reach those in need is essential for effective humanitarian interventions.

The World Food Programme (WFP) has echoed these sentiments, highlighting the importance of preserving our collective humanity amid ongoing crises. As conflicts become more intense and disregard international norms, it is critical to maintain solidarity with those suffering from wars and disasters.

As 2025 approaches, the challenges posed by the ongoing conflicts in Ukraine, the Middle East, and Sudan demand immediate attention and action from the global community.

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Konflikte: Bericht: Neun Soldaten bei Kämpfen in Kolumbien getötet

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Hinter dem Angriff dürfte eine Splittergruppe der Farc-Rebellen stecken. (Archivbild) Foto: Juan B Diaz/AP

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Bericht: Neun Soldaten bei Kämpfen in Kolumbien getötet






Trotz des Friedensvertrags mit der größten Guerillaorganisation kontrollieren Splittergruppen noch immer Teile Kolumbiens. In den vergangenen Wochen griffen sie gezielt Soldaten und Polizisten an.

Bei Gefechten zwischen mutmaßlichen Rebellen sind Medienberichten zufolge im Südosten von Kolumbien mindestens neun Soldaten ums Leben gekommen. Rund zehn weitere Militärs seien nach den Kämpfen im Department Guaviare von den Guerilleros verschleppt worden, berichtete der Fernsehsender RCN unter Berufung auf die Streitkräfte.

In der Region sind verschiedene Splittergruppen der ehemaligen Guerillaorganisation Farc aktiv, die den Friedensvertrag 2016 nicht mittrugen und im Untergrund blieben. Sie sind häufig in Drogenhandel, illegalen Bergbau und Schutzgelderpressung verwickelt. 

“Ich trage die Verantwortung für das Leben jedes jungen Menschen in den Sicherheitskräften, und ich möchte, dass sie alle gesund und munter zu ihren Familien zurückkehren. In Kolumbien sollte niemand durch die Hand eines anderen sterben”, schrieb Präsident Gustavo Petro, der als junger Mann selbst einer Rebellenorganisation angehörte, auf der Nachrichtenplattform X. “Ich setze mich dafür ein, dass keine kolumbianische Mutter jemals wieder ein totes Kind entgegennehmen muss. Dieser Schmerz, der ein nationaler Schmerz ist, muss aufhören.”

In zwei Wochen 18 tote Soldaten und Polizisten in Kolumbien

In den vergangenen zwei Wochen wurden laut einem Bericht des Rundfunksenders Caracol bei verschiedenen Angriffen in dem südamerikanischen Land insgesamt 18 Soldaten und Polizisten getötet. “Wir verurteilen aufs Schärfste die gezielte Ermordung unserer Polizei- und Militärangehörigen, die sogar angegriffen werden, wenn sie außer Dienst und wehrlos sind”, schrieb Verteidigungsminister Pedro Sánchez auf der Nachrichtenplattform X.

Kolumbien litt 52 Jahre lang unter einem Bürgerkrieg zwischen linken Rebellen, rechten Paramilitärs und dem Militär. 220.000 Menschen kamen ums Leben, Millionen wurden vertrieben. Zwar hat sich die Sicherheitslage nach dem 2016 zwischen der Regierung und der damals größten Rebellengruppe Farc geschlossenen Friedensabkommen verbessert, allerdings werden noch immer Teile des südamerikanischen Landes von illegalen Gruppen kontrolliert.

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Zahl der Toten nach Explosion im Iran steigt auf 14

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Fairness Agreement Reached Among Six Parties Ahead of 2025 Bundestag Elections

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In anticipation of a potentially contentious election campaign for the Bundestag in 2025, six political parties in Germany have established a Fairness Agreement aimed at promoting respectful discourse and minimizing personal attacks during the campaign period. The parties involved in this agreement include the SPD, CDU, CSU, Greens, FDP, and the Left Party, while the AfD and BSW have opted not to participate.

The agreement comes in response to escalating tensions highlighted by recent heated exchanges regarding Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s leadership. Concerns arose over the potential for fierce confrontations during the upcoming campaign, particularly following statements made by Scholz and his CDU challenger, Friedrich Merz, which included derogatory remarks and accusations.

Under the terms of the Fairness Agreement, signatory parties have committed to avoiding personal insults and derogatory comments directed at one another, focusing instead on constructive debate. The agreement explicitly prohibits the dissemination of misinformation, affirming that parties will refrain from utilizing false information for campaign purposes, regardless of its origin.

Furthermore, the parties have vowed to maintain a peaceful atmosphere during the campaign, promising not to resort to violence against campaigners or damage competitors’ campaign materials. The protection of political posters and campaign sites is emphasized, with a clear directive against the destruction or alteration of such materials.

As part of their commitment to a fair election process, the parties have also agreed to ensure that their digital campaigning adheres to ethical standards. This includes a ban on the use of deepfake technology to misrepresent opponents’ statements and a requirement for clear identification of any content generated using artificial intelligence.

The Fairness Agreement seeks to foster an environment of accountability and transparency as parties gear up for the upcoming election. By eliminating the potential for misleading narratives and encouraging respectful competition, the signatories aim to uphold democratic principles throughout the electoral process.

As the political landscape evolves, the adherence to such agreements will play a critical role in shaping the tone and integrity of the election campaign leading up to the Bundestag elections.

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