Weekly Current Affairs (12 December to 17 December)

Weekly Current Affairs (12 December to 17 December)

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Category : International Published on: December 18 2022

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WHO releases 2022 edition of annual World Malaria Report
Iran banned from UN women's rights group after US campaign
UN recognizes 'Namami Ganga' project among 10 initiatives to restore natural world at UN Convention on Biological Diversity (COP15)
U.S. prints its first currency with two women's (Janet Yellen and Lynn Malerba) signatures on it
US scientists reach long-awaited nuclear fusion breakthrough
EU proposes candidate status for Bosnia despite limited progress
India jumps on 5th position as 20 companies feature in world’s valuable list of Hurun Global 500 List 2022
New Zealand passes world-first tobacco law to ban smoking for next generation
UK, France, and UAE extend support for India's permanent membership at UNSC
United States, wildlife officials declares 'Nevada wildflower' as an endangered species

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