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About a year before the French presidential elections scheduled for April 2027, the far-right National Rally party is intensifying its movements towards economic operators, in an apparent attempt to break down the traditional barriers between the right…
Read moreUS President Donald Trump announced the indefinite extension of the truce with Iran, but for Tehran it is not enough to confirm its participation in the new round of negotiations...
Read morePakistani government bars football team from participating in the SAFF Women's Championship hosted in Goa, India.
Read moreProsecuted in Algeria for his novel "Houris", winner of the Goncourt Prize in 2024, the Franco-Algerian writer Kamel Daoud announced on Wednesday that he had been sentenced to three years in prison and five million...
Read moreThree people were killed on Wednesday in Israeli raids in southern and eastern Lebanon, despite the implementation of a truce that Beirut intends to request to extend for a month in a round of talks scheduled for Thursday with Israel in Washington. Israel called on Lebanon on Wednesday to...
Read moreHow to stay in Abidjan? In the economic capital of Côte d'Ivoire, the real estate market has become inaccessible for a large part of the population. In five years, prices have multiplied…
Read moreMany vital infrastructures for the energy sector were bombed during the war in the Middle East. The consequences of these strikes are not only limited to the economic aspect... but they also have an impact on the environment and raise concerns about the health of the population. The…
Read moreMoscow confirms it will suspend shipments of Kazakh oil to Germany from May 1.
Read moreTwo hostages, a Russian and a Ukrainian, were freed from the hands of JNIM, a jihadist group affiliated with Al-Qaeda. Abducted in Niger in 2024, they were detained in Mali. While Moscow speaks of an “operation…
Read moreOn the initiative of the youth of the Sands neighborhood, the Phoenix Library opened its doors to preserve culture and literature in wartime.
Read moreHead to Denmark, where the country's particularly strict migration policy has concrete consequences on the lives of refugees. In Avnstrup, about fifty kilometers west of Copenhagen,…
Read moreThe British Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, declared this Wednesday, April 22, before Parliament that he was unaware that Peter Mandelson had been flagged during security checks before his appointment...
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