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Radio Davos: Top 10 Emerging Technologies

Source: World Economic Forum (video statements)

These 10 technologies could change the world in the next five years.

Advances in clean energy, healthcare, environmental protection and cybersecurity are among the tech selected for this year’s World Economic Forum’s Top 10 Emerging Technologies report.

The Forum’s Kimmy Bettinger talks us through all 10 – watch the #RadioDavos podcast.

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#UN Secretary-General in London

Source: United Nations (video statements)

UN Secretary-General, António Guterres, is in London, where he is attending a series of events taking place during the London Climate Action Week. In his special address on climate and energy, Mr. Guterres launched a global Call to Action on Methane and also proposed an AI Environmental Transparency Initiative.

In a special medal ceremony in Kew Gardens, the Secretary-General received the Kew International Medal on behalf of the United Nations.

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#UN Security Council: Children and Armed Conflict

Source: United Nations (video statements)

The UN Security Council meets for an open debate on strengthening protections for children caught in armed conflict. The Secretary-General’s latest report reveals that in 2025, soldiers and Government forces were responsible for more grave violations against children in armed conflict than non-State armed groups, marking a first in 30 years of UN monitoring.

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Energy Labels: What changes?

Source: European Commission (video statements)

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The European Commission is updating energy and tire labels for home appliances and devices. These changes give you clearer information on energy efficiency, how long a product will last, and also and very important: how easy it is to repair.
The new regulations will allow for better traceability of products across the EU, and give Member States better tools to tackle non-compliant products being sold in within the EU.
Find more information here: Commission simplifies and makes energy and tyre labelling rules more accessible to European consumer…

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Central African Republic: Progress, Fragility & Peace Challenges – MINUSCA Briefing | United Nations

Source: United Nations (video statements)

UN Special Representative for the Central African Republic Valentine Rugwabiza said that four years down the road, the country has made remarkable and tangible progress towards lasting peace and security, with the instrumental support of MINUSCA.

Addressing the Security Council about the Central African Republic, Rugwabiza said, “The progress made with the implementation of the political and peace processes, the effective extension of State authority and presence across the CAR territory, protection of civilians, the preparation and conduct of historic coupled elections of December 2025, is the result of sustained efforts by the Central African authorities and people, with the multidimensional support of MINUSCA. These gains must now be preserved and consolidated.”

She also noted, “While the security situation has generally improved across the country over the years, it remains fragile in several border areas. In the northeast, the impact of the conflict in Sudan is of particular concern with renewed armed activity along the border, including cross-border incursions targeting civilians, particularly in the Vakaga Prefecture. In the southeast, the attacks and abductions by the AAKG militia continue to be source of insecurity in the Haut-Mbomou and Mbomou Prefectures.”

She stressed, “There is a need for a comprehensive and detailed plan to address critical gaps in the capabilities of the security sector, a plan based on strong national ownership with the support of international partners. This is critical to ensuring that the mandated gradual transfer of MINUSCA security tasks to national defense and security forces will not risk strategic reversal of security achievements.”

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