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United Nations World Tourism Organization (UN Tourism) Director of External Relations, Beka Jakel i who oversees policy and relations with the Organization´s 160 Member States speaks about the challenges facing the industry and the assistance of international organizations in the constant and stable growth of tourism in Ukraine and its effective positioning on the world tourism map in the post-war period.
Man City to hand Pep Guardiola '£200m transfer war chest' as January signing 'eyed'
Pep Guardiola will reportedly be handed a £200m transfer war chest next month as Manchester City try to stop the rot and turn their season around.
Raiders star Maxx Crosby says he's undergoing season-ending surgery
Las Vegas Raiders star defensive end Maxx Crosby was already ruled out of Monday night's home game against the Atlanta Falcons because of an ankle injury, and now he confirmed earlier reports that he's set to have season-ending surgery.
Clashes in Libyan city of Zawiya cause 'severe damage' at oil refinery
The fighting in the coastal city which is about 47 kilometres west of the capital Tripoli, pitted gunmen loyal to the Shurafaa ethnic group against warlord Mohamed Kushlaf, according to local media. Kushalf was sanctioned by the U.N. Security Council in 2018 for his alleged involvement in human trafficking.
Russia's top missile expert gunned down in Moscow park
A Russian weapons expert who helped to develop cruise missiles used in the Kremlin's war on Ukraine has reportedly been assassinated in a forest in the Moscow region.
Pope Francis visits French island of Corsica for first time
Pope Francis’ one-day visit to the French island of Corsica on Sunday will put a dual focus on the Mediterranean, highlighting local traditions of popular piety on the one hand and migrant deaths and wars on the other.