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UN High Representative for Disarmament Affairs Izumi Nakamitsu said the findings of the OPCW’s Investigation and Identification Team with regards to an incident in Syria’s Saraqib are “deeply concerning,” and stressed that there is “no justification for the use of toxic chemicals as weapons by anyone, anywhere and under any circumstances.”
Briefing the Security Council today at a virtual meeting, Nakamitsu said efforts by the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW’s) Declaration Assessment Team (DAT) are still ongoing to clarify all the outstanding issues regarding the initial declaration by Syrian. She said, according to the DAT, information provided by the Syrian authorities was not sufficient to explain the results from samples collects by the team in September.
She added, “According to the OPCW Technical Secretariat, one of the chemicals detected in these samples is a neat chemical warfare agent, the production of which has not been declared by the Syrian Arab Republic. The presence of this chemical inside storage containers of large volume at a previously declared chemical weapons facility may imply undeclared production activities.”
The UN disarmament chief said, as a result of the identified gaps, inconsistencies and discrepancies that remain unresolved, the OPCW Technical Secretariat continued to assess that, at this stage, the declaration submitted by Syria cannot be considered accurate and complete in accordance with the Chemical Weapons Convention.
Nakamitsu added, “The number of outstanding issues and their nature is concerning. I reiterate my call to the Syrian Arab Republic to extend its full cooperation to the OPCW Technical Secretariat to resolve all outstanding issues. As I have noted on many prior occasions, the confidence of the international community in the complete elimination of Syria’s chemical weapons programme depends upon these issues being finalized.”
The UN official also noted that Syria has yet to provide sufficient technical information or explanations that would enable the OPCW Technical Secretariat to close the issue related to the finding of a Schedule 2 chemical detected at the Barzah facilities of the Syrian Scientific Studies and Research Centre (SSRC) during the third round of inspections held in 2018.
Nakamitsu also addressed the second report by the OPCW Investigation and Identification Team (IIT) which on the incident in Saraqib on 4 February 2018. She said the IIT concluded that there are reasonable grounds to believe that at approximately 21:22 that day, during ongoing attacks against Saraqib, a military helicopter of the Syrian Arab Air Force under the control of the Tiger Forces hit eastern Saraqib by dropping at least one cylinder. The cylinder ruptured and released a toxic gas, chlorine, which 4 dispersed over a large area affecting 12 named individuals.
The High Representative said, “The findings of the IIT second report are deeply concerning. There is no justification for the use of toxic chemicals as weapons by anyone, anywhere and under any circumstances. With the submission of the IIT’s second report, I want to reiterate my full support for the integrity, professionalism, impartiality, objectivity, and independence of the work of the OPCW.”
Nakamitsu underscored that “any use of chemical weapons is totally unacceptable and a serious violation of international law.” She said, “Those responsible for the use of chemical weapons must be held accountable, no matter who they are. If we cannot do so, we allow the use of chemical weapons to take place with impunity, something that must not be tolerated. It is my sincere hope that members of this Council will unite on this issue.”
Published: 7th May 2021 04:00:13 By: United Nations
United Nations Video: Vaccines, Ethiopia, Myanmar, Climate Action & other topics - Daily Briefing (06 May 2021)
Noon briefing by Stéphane Dujarric, Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.
Highlights:
- Covid-19
- Vaccines
- Memorial Service
- Climate
- Yemen
- Ethiopia
- Myanmar
- India/Covid-19
- Jerusalem
- Methane
- Food Prices
COVID-19 VACCINES
The Secretary-General welcomes the United States government’s unprecedented support for the waiver of intellectual property protections regarding Covid-19 vaccines.
It opens the opportunity for vaccine producers to share the knowledge and technology that will allow the effective expansion of locally-produced vaccines and can significantly increase the supply to the COVAX facility. We must also ensure that countries have the materials required to produce these vaccines.
We are all agreed: none of us will be safe from the virus until all of us are safe.
MEMORIAL SERVICE
The Secretary-General this morning paid tribute to the United Nations personnel who lost their lives in the line of duty over the course of last year.
He said that the year 2020 was like no other in the history of the UN. The world faced a merciless pandemic that continues to sow tremendous suffering. He added that in view of the magnitude of the pandemic and its extraordinary impact, this memorial service also honours all colleagues who passed away from the illness last year.
As a result, he said, this year’s memorial service paid tribute to the highest number of colleagues lost in a single year - honouring 336 of our colleagues.
Mr. Guterres said that the staff honoured today embodied the essence of multilateralism -- people around the globe joining forces to build a better world.
CLIMATE
This morning, he also spoke at the Petersberg Climate Dialogue. In his remarks, Mr. Guterres warned that under current commitments, we are still heading for a temperature rise of 2.4 degrees by the end of the century, but added that if we work together, we can avert the worst impacts of climate disruption, and use the recovery from the pandemic to steer us to a cleaner, greener path.
“The bottom line” he added, “is that, by 2030, we must cut global emissions by 45 per cent compared to 2010 levels to get to net zero emissions by 2050.”
The Secretary-General said the success of COP26 rests on achieving a breakthrough on adaptation and finance. He underscored that the forthcoming G7 Summit is a pivotal moment and called on the leaders of the G7 to take the lead, with other developed countries following, to make substantial climate financial pledges in the coming five years.
And we all have a small and narrowing window of opportunity to do the right thing,” he said.
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Published: 6th May 2021 05:43:41 By: United Nations
United Nations Video: Petersberg Climate Dialogue - António Guterres (UN Secretary-General) on Climate Action
In his keynote speech at a high-level climate gathering in Petersberg, Germany Secretary-General António Guterres today (6 May) expressed concern about the “lack of progress on adaptation” and said, “the success of COP26 rests on achieving a breakthrough on adaptation and finance.”
Guterres said, “already people are dying in big numbers, farms are failing, millions face displacement. And there is a false dichotomy that says adaptation finance can only increase at the expense of mitigation finance. The fact is that we need both. With reduced fiscal space, high debts and mounting climate impacts, developing countries need mitigation and adaptation finance in equal measure. Yet adaptation finance to developing countries is a mere 21 percent of climate finance.”
The Secretary-General stressed that “we need an equal balance between mitigation and adaptation, and both backed by finance and technological support to developing countries” as this will allow “both developed and developing countries to fully mobilize to reach global net zero emissions by mid-century and build resilience to changes to come.”
He reiterated his call to donors and multilateral development banks “to ensure that at least 50 percent of climate finance is for adaption and resilience” and “to make concrete proposals so small island developing States and the least developed countries can access climate finance more easily than today.”
The Petersberg Climate Dialogue is an annual event that has been convened by Germany since 2010. It brings together ministers from over 30 countries, top executives, civil society and subnational leaders in preparation for the annual climate COP, which will be held in Glasgow from 1 to 12 November.
Published: 6th May 2021 03:57:29 By: United Nations
United Nations Video: Peacekeeper in Cyprus - A Day in the Life of a Young Argentinian Helicopter Mechanic
Florencia Chocobar is a 28 year old helicopter mechanic from Argentina. Follow her along the course of a regular day of helicopter maintenance and taking flight for the UN mission in Cyprus.
A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A YOUNG PEACEKEEPER
"I am a flight unit helicopter mechanic. At this moment, I am part of the UN flight in Cyprus.
My name is Florencia Chocobar. I am 28 years old. I’m from Argentina and I work in the air force.
Morning! Every day, I wake up at 6:00 and go to the cafeteria for my breakfast with my friend.
In the cafeteria, I can eat whatever I want, but my breakfast is very simple – coffee, toast, cheese and some fruit.
Every day, we prepare the helicopter by doing inspections together with the technician.
They are my colleagues who also support the United Nations flight.
In my free time, I like to go to the gym. If the day is nice, ride a bike.
My favourite moment of my work is when I fly.
I am proud to serve as a peacekeeper and that many women do it. We make a difference for more inclusion and active participation in society. I’m happy to represent Argentina in this mission."
Published: 6th May 2021 12:00:00 By: United Nations
United Nations Video: 2021 Global Report on Food Crises - The Food and Agriculture Organization & The World Food Programme
The stark warning from the 2021 Global Report on Food Crises released on Wednesday revealed that conflict, or economic shocks that are often related to COVID-19 along with extreme weather, are continuing to push millions of people into acute food insecurity.
The number of people facing acute food insecurity and needing urgent life and livelihood-saving assistance has hit a five-year high in 2020 in countries beset by food crises, an annual report launched today by the Global Network Against Food Crises (GNAFC) - an international alliance of the UN, the EU, governmental and non-governmental agencies working to tackle food crises together - has found.
Conflict, economic shocks – including due to COVID-19, extreme weather – pushed at least 155 million people into acute food insecurity in 2020.
“This year’s report that we just published shows a serious increase in the number of people, indeed, affected by acute food insecurity,” said Dominique Burgeon, Director of the FAO’s Office for Emergencies and Resilience.
The report reveals that at least 155 million people experienced acute food insecurity at Crisis or worse levels (IPC/CH Phase 3 or worse) - or equivalent - across 55 countries/territories in 2020 - an increase of around 20 million people from the previous year, and raises a stark warning about a worrisome trend: acute food insecurity has kept up its relentless rise since 2017 - the first edition of the report.
Of these, around 133 000 people were in the most severe phase of acute food insecurity in 2020 – Catastrophe (IPC/CH Phase 5) – in Burkina Faso, South Sudan and Yemen where urgent action was needed to avert widespread death and a collapse of livelihoods.
At least another 28 million people faced Emergency (IPC/CH Phase 4) level of acute food insecurity in 2020 – meaning they were one step away from starvation - across 38 countries/territories where urgent action saved lives and livelihoods, and prevented famine spreading.
Thirty-nine (39) countries/territories have experienced food crises during the five years that the GNAFC has been publishing its annual report; in these countries/territories, the population affected by high levels of acute food insecurity (IPC/CH Phase 3 or worse) increased from 94 to 147 million people between 2016 and 2020.
Additionally, in the 55 food-crisis countries/territories covered by the report, over 75 million children under five were stunted (too short) and over 15 million wasted (too thin) in 2020.
Countries in Africa remained disproportionally affected by acute food insecurity. Close to 98 million people facing acute food insecurity in 2020 - or two out of three - were on the African continent. But other parts of the world have also not been spared, with countries including Yemen, Afghanistan, Syria and Haiti among the ten worst food crises last year.
“What strikes is that ten countries and territories were actually on to 103 million of the 155 million people so it means over 65 percent of those in accurate food insecurity, were just in ten countries: the DRC, Yemen, Afghanistan, Syria, Sudan, northern Nigeria, Ethiopia, South Sudan, Zimbabwe and Haiti,” said Burgeon.
The key drivers behind rising acute food insecurity in 2020 were conflict, economic shocks and weather extremes.
“The factors behind it have not changed over several years,” said Arif Husain, WFP’s Chief Economist. “It is still conflict, big time. It is still climate extremes, variables. And it is economic marginalization. But the multiplier effect behind all of this is COVID-19. So, what was already going, you know, up in terms of rising numbers got further and accelerated by COVID-19.”
According to the report, while conflict will remain the major driver of food crises in 2021, COVID-19 and related containment measures and weather extremes will continue to exacerbate acute food insecurity in fragile economies.
“Unfortunately, as we move forward, the outlook is not good. We see that the worsening trend in hanger continues, we project that at least 142 million people expected - continue to expect the crisis level or worst of accurate food insecurity,” said FAO’s Burgeon.
To address these challenges the Global Network will step up efforts to promote resilient agri-food systems that are socially, environmentally and economically sustainable, and will support major events this year such as the UN Food Systems Summit, the Convention on Biodiversity, the G20 Summit, the Climate Change Conference, and the Nutrition for Growth Summit. It will also cooperate with the G7 initiative to avert famine.
Published: 6th May 2021 04:00:13 By: United Nations
CNN Video: DeSantis shuts out reporters, signs law with voting restrictions
Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) signed into law a controversial voting bill aimed at curbing access to mail-in voting in the state, joining a host of other GOP-led states pushing new limits in connection with former President Donald Trump's baseless claims of fraud in the 2020 election.
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The United States has the lowest Covid-19 cases, hospitalizations and daily deaths in months, prompting optimism from infectious disease expert Michael Osterholm.
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Published: 6th May 2021 11:43:10 By: CNN
CNN Video: See Jake Tapper's reaction to Rep. Stefanik's remark
Rep. Elise Stefanik, who is working to replace Rep. Liz Cheney in Republican House leadership, praised a controversial election "audit" in Arizona.
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Published: 6th May 2021 10:13:08 By: CNN
CNN Video: Caitlyn Jenner praises Trump as she ramps up run for governor
Caitlyn Jenner, who is challenging California Gov. Gavin Newsom in the GOP-led effort to recall him, praised former President Donald Trump in an interview on Fox News.
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Published: 6th May 2021 09:37:14 By: CNN
BBC News Video: Elections 2021: What to look out for in the next 24 hours - BBC Newsnight
People have been voting in elections across England, Scotland and Wales in the biggest set of votes since the 2019 general election. Please subscribe HERE http://bit.ly/1rbfUog
Voters in Scotland have been choosing 129 Members of the Scottish Parliament, while voters in Wales have been selecting the 60 members of the Welsh Senedd.
In England, 143 local councils have been up for election and people in Hartlepool have been voting for a new MP in a by-election.
Plus there have also been votes to elect 13 directly elected mayors in England, and 39 Police and Crime Commissioners in England and Wales.
Newsnight’s Policy Editor disentangles and dissects today's votes.
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Published: 6th May 2021 11:11:24 By: BBC News
BBC News Video: Call for urgent cuts in methane gas emissions to tackle global warming - BBC News
A United Nations report is calling for swift action to cut emissions of methane, a greenhouse gas that's second only to carbon dioxide in driving global warming.
The report says curbing methane emissions could deliver immediate and long-lasting benefits for the climate, because the gas only lingers in the atmosphere for a relatively short time.
Huw Edwards presents BBC News at Ten reporting by chief environment correspondent Justin Rowlatt.
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Published: 6th May 2021 09:57:51 By: BBC News
BBC News Video: Dozens of French boats protest off Jersey in row with UK over fishing rights - BBC News
Around 60 French fishing boats have taken part in a protest outside Jersey's largest port in a dispute over access to the island's waters.
Two Royal Navy vessels were sent to deal with a possible blockade of St Helier and France responded by dispatching two patrol vessels of its own.
Under the Brexit trade agreement only French crews with a history of fishing in the area qualify for a licence.
But the French say these licences include restrictions and conditions that have not been agreed.
Huw Edwards presents BBC News at Ten reporting by Robert Hall in Jersey and Jean Mackenzie in Normandy.
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Published: 6th May 2021 09:37:43 By: BBC News
BBC News Video: Covid pandemic's impact on doctors mental health - BBC News
It is estimated that a doctor dies every three to four weeks in the UK from suicide.
Dr Dan Gearon's cousin Liz took her own life in 2016. She had been an anaesthetist at King's College London.
Following Liz's death, Dan created the charity, You Okay, Doc? to provide doctors with a safe space to talk about their mental health.
Now as the pandemic starts to ease, Dan and many other doctors across the country are voicing the need to have better mental health services for medics.
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Published: 6th May 2021 06:00:07 By: BBC News
BBC News Video: SpaceX Starship prototype makes clean landing - BBC News
The latest SpaceX Starship prototype has completed a successful high-altitude ascent and landing, making a controlled return to the ground in Texas.
However, four previous attempts all ran into trouble as they went through their touchdown manoeuvres.
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Published: 6th May 2021 05:01:17 By: BBC News
ODN Video: Could an 'Out-of-Control' Chinese Rocket be About to Crash into the Earth?
'Could an out-of-control Chinese rocket be about to crash into the Earth?'
A section of a rocket that launched China’s first permanent space station into orbit is expected to plunge back to Earth somewhere in the Pacific Ocean this weekend.
The Long March 5B rocket successfully launched the Tianhe module last week.
But the 30-metre long rocket also reached orbit along with the module.
Footage shot on Wednesday appears to show the rocket preparing for re-entry.
There are fears the rocket could land back on Earth over an inhabited area.
But we’ll only know exactly where the debris will strike a few hours before impact.
Meanwhile, China claims the aluminium-alloy exterior will easily burn up in the atmosphere.
The US Space Command is now tracking the debris from the module.
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Published: 7th May 2021 08:28:43 By: On Demand News
ODN Video: Donald Trump Could RETURN to Social Media as Facebook Ordered to Review Suspension
'Donald Trump Could RETURN to Social Media as Facebook Ordered to Review Suspension'
The Oversight Board charged with reviewing Facebook's decision to suspend Donald Trump's has found that, while the ban was justified, its indefinite nature was not.
The former president was suspended from Facebook and its sister platform Instagram in January for posting inflammatory content about the baseless claims of electoral fraud, which was deemed to have incited the Capitol riots.
However, the board said that while Trump had violated the Facebook's community standards, a permanent ban from the platform is not provided for in the company's policies.
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Published: 6th May 2021 02:08:32 By: On Demand News
ODN Video: Colombia Protests: Police Stations Besieged as Unrest Leaves 24 Dead
'Colombia Protests: Police Stations Besieged as Unrest Leaves 24 Dead'
A number of police stations in Colombia's capital Bogotá have been attacked as nationwide protests enter a second week.
At least 24 people have reportedly died since the protests began.
The United Nations’ human rights office has accused Colombian security forces of using excessive force.
Protests began last Wednesday, with people demonstrating against a proposed tax reform.
Demonstrations have continued in Colombia’s major cities, even though its president announced that he would withdraw the reform.
The umbrella group which called for last week’s protest said the withdrawal was not enough, and that it also wants improvements to pension, health and education systems.
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Published: 6th May 2021 08:53:48 By: On Demand News
ODN Video: Drone Footage Shows Metro Carriages Lifted From Mexico City Bypass After Deadly Collapse
'Drone Footage Shows Metro Carriages Lifted From Mexico City Bypass After Deadly Collapse'
The two metro carriages that collapsed over a bypass in Mexico City have been removed.
The collapse of the overpass killed at least 24 and injured 79 people on Monday night.
The collapse is one of the deadliest incidents in the history of the city’s subway system.
Authorities have vowed to launch an independent investigation to the find the cause.
The structure of the damaged line will undergo new inspections in the coming days
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Published: 5th May 2021 03:48:20 By: On Demand News
ODN Video: Steven Seagal Gifts Katana SWORD to Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro
'Steven Seagal Gifts Katana SWORD to Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro'
Steven Seagal has met with Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro in Caracas, gifting the embattled leader a Japanese katana sword.
It was unclear whether Seagal was visiting the Venezuelan capital in his capacity as a 'special representative' of the Foreign Ministry of Russia - a key ally of Venezuela.
The Venezuelan ruler wielded the sword and joked by performing a few playful moves.
Maduro is hoping for the Biden administration to lift sanctions on his government as his battle for legitimacy with with opposition leader Juan Guaido continues.
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Published: 5th May 2021 11:53:30 By: On Demand News
CBC Video: Sask. plans to have everyone 12+ fully vaccinated before August
The Saskatchewan government says it's aiming to fully vaccinate all residents aged 12 and up against COVID-19 by July 31. Premier Scott Moe joined CBC's Power & Politics to discuss the plan.
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Published: 7th May 2021 12:55:53 By: CBC News
CBC Video: Will you need a vaccine passport to travel?
Chief Science Adviser Mona Nemer tells Power & Politics a standardized proof of vaccination for international and domestic travel would be the best approach to travelling.
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Published: 7th May 2021 12:55:49 By: CBC News
CBC Video: How shutting the Line 5 pipeline down could affect Canadians
Michigan has given Enbridge until May 12 to shut down its Line 5 pipeline, saying it's a ticking time bomb. CBC's Power & Politics spoke with Canadian Ambassador to the U.S. Kirsten Hillman and Enbridge senior vice-president Mike Fernandez about the pipeline dispute.
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CBC Video: Actor Michael Greyeyes talks about tearing up over his speech in Rutherford Falls
Canadian Cree actor Michael Greyeyes spoke to CBC News about the impact of performing a speech in Rutherford Falls where his character confronts how Indigenous people are judged for their ambitions.
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Published: 6th May 2021 11:53:26 By: CBC News
CBC Video: Irving Shipbuilding invites international staff to Halifax for its latest ship test
Contractors of Irving Shipbuilding are arriving from outside Nova Scotia to join Irving employees and members of the Department of National Defence for the company's latest round of at-sea testing.
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Published: 6th May 2021 04:58:14 By: CBC News
Global Video: What is a supermoon? 1st supermoon of 2021 illuminates skies
The pink supermoon, which marked the first supermoon of 2021, was an impressive sight in the skies from New York to Sydney on Monday, but is it actually pink?
A supermoon appears about 14 per cent bigger and 30 per cent brighter than a typical full moon, especially when it rises over the horizon.
Global's Ross Hull explains what a supermoon is and why it looks the way it does.
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Global Video: Big Chocolate: US Supreme Court to weigh in on child slavery lawsuit against Nestle, Cargill
The U.S. Supreme Court will soon decide whether Nestle USA and Cargill, two big players in the chocolate industry, can be held responsible for child slavery and other human rights abuses on cocoa farms in western Africa.
Six Malians who were forced to work on Ivory Coast cocoa farms as children are suing, accusing Nestle USA and Cargill of “aiding and abetting” in the abuses on the farms by providing operators with financial help.
The court is expected to release its decision by June. But what will the ruling mean for the companies in question – and the larger cocoa industry? Alyssa Julie reports.
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Published: 22nd Apr 2021 11:00:18 By: Global News
Global Video: Could COVID-19 become endemic, and what would that mean?
Even as vaccines roll-out across Canada and the world, there are still questions on what the world will look like once most people are vaccinated.
Some health experts say COVID-19 could become endemic, meaning it will constantly circulate among us and be a fact of our daily lives from a public health perspective.
Sean Previl takes a look at what COVID-19 becoming endemic means for the future.
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Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are digital tokens that enable true ownership over any digital asset - song, artwork or a moment in sports. You can’t touch it, but you can own it.
A digital image by the cutting-edge artist Beeple sold for a whopping US$69.4 million at auction, in a record-setting sale for a piece of art that does not exist in the physical world.
Christie’s auction house sold the art piece on March 11 after a two-week online auction involving more than 180 bids. The final auction price tag is the third-highest ever for a living artist, and the most anyone has ever paid for a non-fungible token, or NFT. This was the first time that Christie’s has ever offered a digital-only piece of art with an NFT to guarantee its authenticity.
Anne Gaviola explains the details of NFTs.
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Published: 17th Mar 2021 03:45:01 By: Global News
Global Video: The historic firsts of Donald Trump's 2nd impeachment trial
Former U.S. president Donald Trump was formally acquitted on Saturday in his second impeachment trial before the U.S. Senate, having set a number of historic firsts along the way.
From being the first president to face an impeachment trial twice to the most bipartisan vote to convict in a presidential impeachment trial, Trump's second impeachment trial represented a number of historic firsts in the history of the United States of America.
Sean Previl reports.
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Published: 15th Feb 2021 03:04:25 By: Global News
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