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Faith Shorts announces shortlist of films from young people across five continents
“I’ve been deeply inspired by the films I’ve seen. The stories they tell are incredibly powerful, some challenging, others uplifting they all confront head on the prejudices that so often abound about different religions....
Tony Blair reflects on Make Poverty History and the work of his AGI project in Sierra Leone
Writing in today's Sun newspaper, Tony Blair sees "a determined people with an exceptional President leading [Sierra Leone] to a bright future."...
Sierra Leone secures $50m to boost agriculture and tackle poverty
The Government of Sierra Leone announced that it is to receive an additional $50 million to help lift its small-scale farmers and their families - some half a million people - out of poverty. ...
Tony Blair delighted "exceptional" Valerie Amos given top UN job
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon today announced the appointment of Baroness Amos as Under-Secretary General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief...
Tony Blair meets his namesakes in Kosovo
"As you can see your name is quite common in our country," a teenager tells former British PM on a stage in central Pristina...
Today, Britain remembers the victims of the appalling terrorist attacks of 7/7
"Londoners - as in previous attacks, in different times - showed the resilience and unity in the face of terror for which they are rightly renowned around the world"...
New Gaza guidelines will support health, education, water and sanitation projects
Quartet Representative also calls for change to ensure more people can enter and leave Gaza alongside exports...
Tony Blair and William Hague discuss implementation of new Gaza policy
The meeting concluded two-days of talks Mr Blair has held in Madrid, Paris and London to discuss the recent proposals to ensure more goods get into Gaza as well as the latest developments in the proximity talks between the Israelis and Palestinians. ...
Liberia sees an historic US$4.6 billion of debt cancelled
The Liberian government has announced that it will see a historic US$4.6 billion of debt cancelled after meeting all its obligations under the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) initiative. In a letter of congratulation to Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, whose government is working with AGI, AGI patron Mr Blair declared it a ‘momentous day for Liberia...
Tecnológico de Monterrey partners with Tony Blair Faith Foundation
Mexican University becomes first Latin-American institution to join the Foundation's Faith & Globalisation Initiative...