Listen to the fifth episode of 'Science Forward', a United Nations science podcast
In this episode, “Can We Live Forever?”, hosts Adam Day and Julia Bhattacharjee sit down with CAMES Professor Abdoulaye Djimdé and Professor Sarah Harper to learn more about ageing, longevity and the science of living longer.
This international recognition reflects UNPA’s ongoing commitment to create stamp programmes that educate, inspire, and engage collectors and the public worldwide.
“AI is not an uncontrollable force of nature. It is built by humans. It can be steered by humans.”
António Guterres’ drive to serve those less fortunate saw him rise from a volunteer in the slums of Lisbon to the highest spheres of politics, eventually taking on the world’s most important diplomatic role.
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This Week in DPPA: 16 - 26 September - 2 October 2026
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UN CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY PRESENTS “PRAYER – THE BELL WITHIN”
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Department of Peace Operations | Newsletter - September 2026
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This Week in DPPA: 16 - 25 September 2026
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Office of the President of the General Assembly - 81st session | Meetings and events
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