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defence · Express
“The United Nations said last week that the capital Kyiv was one of the hardest hit cities in July. At least 54 civilians were killed and 202 injured in the city.”
54
202
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defence · NY Post
“The United Nations said last week that Kyiv was one of the hardest-hit cities in July, with at least 54 civilians killed and 202 wounded”
at least 54
202
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defence · Newsweek
“Nearly 1,500 civilians were killed in such strikes just in the first six months of this year, according to United Nations figures, 37 percent more than in the same period last year.”
1500 civilians
more than 37 percent
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politics · Euronews
“at least 612 executions recorded between January and June, or 119% more compared with the same period in 2024.”
at least 612 executions
119 %
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world · CBS News
“The United Nations said last week that Kyiv was one of the hardest-hit cities in July, with at least 54 civilians killed and 202 injured”
at least 54
202
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defence · Euronews
“Russian forces have increasingly hit apartment blocks, ports, schools and hospitals, among other urban targets, killing close to 17,000 civilians, according to the United Nations.”
close to 17000
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defence · Euronews
“The death toll of 437 Ukrainian civilians in July was 70% higher than the same month in 2025, it said last week.”
437
70 %
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world · Union Press
“The United Nations projects a further decline of 10 % by 2030 if current trends continue.”
10 percent
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world · Business Magazine 24
“7.8 million people as refugees from Ukraine across Europe, including Russia”
7.8 million
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world · Morning Wire
“The United Nations recorded 437 civilian deaths in Ukraine in July, the highest monthly toll since May 2022”
437 deaths
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world · BBC
“about 1.9 million people - 90% of Gaza's population - have been displaced since the war started”
about 1900000 people displaced
90 %
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world · Union Press
“Israeli forces have launched attacks on 246 of the 273 days counted up to 9 July, killing more than 1 092 people and wounding 3 507”
246 days
273 days
more than 1092 people
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health · Union Press
“More than half of the water that reaches Gaza leaks before it reaches households, and roughly 82 % of families experience water insecurity”
more than 50 %
about 82 %
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politics · Union Press
“The United Nations reported on 11 July that a 16‑year‑old Palestinian was killed by Israeli forces on 5 July, adding to a tally of 15 Palestinian children killed in 2026.”
16 years
15
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politics · Union Press
“The United Nations recorded an average of six settler‑related attacks per day, injuring hundreds, including 187 children.”
6 attacks per day
187
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world · Business Magazine 24
“By February 2024 the United Nations estimated the population, swollen by displacement from the rest of the Gaza Strip, had reached approximately 1.4 million”
1400000 people
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world · BBC
“Only 7% of women in Afghanistan are employed”
7 %
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politics · Times of India
“The United Nations has said July was the deadliest month for Ukrainian civilians since April 2022.”
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world · Times of India
“more than 16,000 Ukrainian civilians remain detained”
more than 16000
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crime · BBC
“As of this year, more than 2,000 people are still in prison on IPP sentences according to the United Nations (UN)”
more than 2000
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politics · Times of India
“which the United Nations said killed about 1,400 people.”
1400 people
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politics · NPR
“She fled Bangladesh by helicopter following weeks of protests in 2024 that left nearly 1,400 people dead, according to the United Nations.”
about 1400 people
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business · BBC
“The UN says the unemployment rate has passed 80%, compared to 22% before the war.”
more than 80 %
22 %
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politics · BBC
“At least 84 people died while attempting to cross the Channel in 2024, according to the United Nations (UN)”
at least 84
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world · BBC
“At least 84 people died while attempting to cross the Channel in 2024, according to the United Nations (UN).”
at least 84 people
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world · Times of India
“A rare protest against the restrictions was violently dispersed, leaving at least two people dead, according to the United Nations.”
at least 2
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finance · Times of India
“The United Nations previously estimated that restrictions excluding women from economic life could cost Afghanistan around $1 billion annually.”
about 1000000000 $
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world · BBC
“killing at least 2,200 people, injuring more than 10,000 and, according to UN figures, leaving 50,000 missing.”
2200
at least 10000
50000
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politics · BBC
“Up to 100,000 people were killed in the island's 25-year civil war, the United Nations estimates”
up to 100000 people
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world · NY Post
“Last year, the United Nations named Canada’s first “Creative City of Gastronomy.” Was it cosmopolitan Toronto, French-inflected Montreal, or “Hollywood North” Vancouver? No, it was Kelowna, a small c…”
1
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world · BBC
“The United Nations, which calls the blockade a "Medieval siege", says this is only a fraction of what is needed and less than a quarter of what was coming into Gaza before the blockade was enforced.”
less than 25 %
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world · NPR
“according to the United Nations — contaminated more than 100-thousand square miles of land and affected nine million people in some way”
more than 100000 square miles
9000000 people
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world · Euronews
“United Nations estimated $6.7 billion (€5.8 billion) in physical damage, equivalent to 6% of Venezuela's GDP”
6.7 USD
6 %
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world · BBC
“But the United Nations says this is less than a quarter of what is needed.”
less than 25 percent
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world · Euronews
“up to 68,000 people missing”
up to 68000
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science · Space
“The streams will occur shortly before World Asteroid Day — an annual United Nations-backed event held on June 30 to raise awareness of the threat posed by potential asteroid strikes.”
1 event
30 day of June
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politics · BBC
“To date, 15 nations and the EU have adopted the PSMA, but it needs 25 nations (the EU counts as one nation in this case) to ratify the agreement in order for it to take effect.”
15
25
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politics · BBC
“in November 2009, in an effort to strengthen measures to tackle IUU fishing, the UN approved a legally binding Port State Measures Agreement (PSMA)”
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world · Euronews
“The most worrying figure, however, comes from the United Nations, which estimates that there could be up to 68,000 people missing.”
at most 68000 people