In a recent Today segment, Tucci demonstrated this love for his motherland and its cuisine by showing the hosts how to cook pasta e fagioli, a vegan-friendly dish. If you’ve got a craving for Tucci’s favorite, here’s how you can make it with vegan ingredients only. To help you find your favorite (and vegan) version of pasta e fagioli, we’ve compiled a few variations of the dish below. Get the recipeForks Over Knives2 Pasta Fagioli With Whole Wheat PastaPasta isn’t an unhealthy food, but some types are certainly more nutritious than others. The thicker sauce comes from cashew cream, but the rest of the ingredients are fairly standard for a fagioli recipe: cannellini beans, vegetable stock, garlic, and more.
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October 04, 2023 13:01 UTC
A U.N.-mandated investigation into continuing atrocities in Ethiopia faces closure after a U.N. website on Wednesday showed that no motion has been received to renew it. Both sides accused each other of atrocities, including massacres, rape and arbitrary detentions, but each denied responsibility for systemic abuses. The International Commission of Human Rights Experts on Ethiopia, created by the U.N. Human Rights Council in 2021 after a motion submitted by the European Union, said last month that war crimes and crimes against humanity were still being committed in Ethiopia. "Having no resolution is scandalous in the face of the report of the experts that was just published," said Lucy McKernan from Human Rights Watch, responsible for advocacy work at the Human Rights Council and other UN human rights mechanisms. Ethiopia, which denies committing widespread abuses, has strongly opposed the probe and tried to cut its work short.
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October 04, 2023 12:46 UTC
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October 04, 2023 12:42 UTC
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October 03, 2023 19:46 UTC
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has revealed that over 270 Nigerian inmates are serving various prison terms in Ethiopia, adding most were imprisoned for drug-related offences. The ministry said this in reaction to a viral video by one Dr Paul Ezike, making the rounds on social media on the alleged plight of Nigerian inmates in the Kaliti Prison in Ethiopia. She added, “Over 270 Nigerian nationals are serving various prison terms in Ethiopia. “The Ethiopian authorities, on the other hand, have always maintained that Nigerian inmates are not treated differently from other inmates, Ethiopian inmates inclusive. When finalised, this will enable Nigerian inmates to complete their jail terms in Nigeria, where their family members could complement the government’s efforts towards their maintenance in prison.
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October 03, 2023 19:12 UTC
The EU aid package was initially worth 1 billion euros ($1.04 billion) and was due to be given to Ethiopia from 2021 to 2027, but it was suspended in late 2020 after fighting broke out in the northern Tigray region. The Tigray war killed unknown thousands and was characterized by massacres, mass rape and allegations of enforced starvation. Ethiopia has tried to block a U.N. probe from investigating the atrocities and has launched its own transitional justice process, which human rights experts say is flawed. The EU’s aid pledge to Ethiopia came a day before the deadline for renewing the mandate for the investigation at the U.N. Human Rights Council in Geneva. Last week Human Rights Watch said the EU should submit a resolution at the U.N. Human Rights Council calling for continued investigations into atrocities.
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October 03, 2023 15:29 UTC
Sir Bob Geldof is warning a new musical based on the story of Live Aid “better not be s***”. “So, there isn’t a person dressed up as (Live Aid performer ) Freddie (Mercury) wearing a c*** moustache. Live Aid has been hailed as a moment that brought together 1.5 billion people through music. The Band Aid Charitable Trust has given its permission for the musical to go ahead and will receive 10 per cent of the ticket sales. Bob acknowledged Queen as “absolutely the best band of the day” with their 21-minute set.
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October 03, 2023 14:59 UTC
Partial view of Berbera Port. To fully capitalize on the prospects afforded by Berbera Port, Ethiopia and Somaliland need to work closely together, strengthen their bilateral relations, and participate in productive public-private partnerships. As part of the continuous development of the Berbera Corridor, roads are being expanded from Berbera Port to the Ethiopian border, expanding trade opportunities. On the other hand, Berbera Port provides Ethiopian exporters with an alternative route to diversify their export destinations as well. This has the potential to have a favorable influence on socioeconomic conditions, notably in Somaliland, Ethiopia, and East Africa.
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October 03, 2023 14:54 UTC
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October 03, 2023 14:40 UTC
DUBAI: Barajoun Studios has announced a partnership with China’s ORI Animation at the Saudi Film Confex being held at the Riyadh Front Exhibition and Convention Center. Barajoun Studios, which specializes in animation and visual effects, covers all aspects of animation and CGI production, from concept design to final render output with a focus on storytelling. “Aligning with ORI Animation is not just a business decision; it’s a melding of visions,” Ayman Jamal, CEO of Barajoun Studios, said. “Our collaboration with Barajoun Studios is a testament to the limitless possibilities when creativity and technology meet. The Saudi Film Confex, hosted by the Saudi Film Commission, seeks to promote the social, cultural and economic value of cinema.
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October 03, 2023 14:38 UTC
Qatar Airways is currently targeting some Amex customers with the opportunity to earn £300 back when you spend at least £2,000 on the Qatar Airways website:The offer is only available until November 6, 2023. To see if you’ve been targeted for this offer, you’ll need to log into your online account or use the Amex Mobile app. Air France: Spend £1,000 or More and Get £150 Back – Amex Targeted OfferAir FranceAmex also currently has a targeted offer with Air France, offering £150 statement credit when you spend £1,000 or more on flights booked direct with the airline. The offers looks like it is only being targeted towards UK-based card holders for flights departing from a UK airport only. To celebrate the increased service, Ethiopian Airlines is offering up to 50% off flights between the two airports.
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October 03, 2023 14:16 UTC
Qoloji site is one of the largest IDP sites in the Somali region. Photo: EHRCAddis Abeba -The Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has confirmed that six civilians were killed in the Qoloji site for Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs), one of the largest IDP sites in the Somali region, and several others injured in the recent clashes involving security forces of the Oromia and Somali regional states. In the last week of September, clashes flared up between local militias from the two regional states in Babile district/woreda which exists as an administrative unit both in Fafan zone of the Somali region and East Hararghe zone of Oromia region. The commission also urged government security forces to refrain from actions that endanger the saftey and security of displaced civilians in accordance to the Kampala agreement signed to protect IDPs from being victims of any conflict. The residents in those areas have been repeatedly complaining about the federal government’s failure to resolve recurring conflicts in the area involving the security forces of the two regional state governments.
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October 03, 2023 12:49 UTC
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October 03, 2023 10:45 UTC
ACTION BRONSON X NEW BALANCE 990V6 “BAKLAVA”Image Credit: Courtesy of New BalanceAction Bronson may have named his New Balance sneaker after the Ottoman dessert, but his explanation for its makeup sounds like he consumed a more potent baked good. The idea was to “capture everything that makes us up as beings,” according to Bronsolino himself. Water, earth, electricity — actually two different conceptions of electricity — the moon. They all get their own corresponding color. Then there’s some stuff about pistachios and vehicles if you let him break down his 990v6 further, but you don’t need to dive into his head to be taken in immediately by the shoe’s appearance.
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October 02, 2023 17:12 UTC
Ethiopian breaks marathon recordEthiopian Tigst Assefa became the first woman to break the 2:12 barrier in marathon history when she clocked 2:11:53 in the Berlin Marathon. She likewise broke the world record of 2:14:04 set by Kenyan Brigid Kosgei in the Chicago Marathon in 2019. Asefa ran her first marathon in Riyadh in March 2022 then won Berlin in 2:15:37. Kipchoge failed to break his own world record set in the same Berlin Marathon in 2011. Asian games debaclesAs I write this column, it looks like we are looking at a dismal finish in the ongoing Asian Games in Hangzhou, China.
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October 02, 2023 16:36 UTC