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A US parliamentary committee and a Uyghur organization criticized Starbucks after it opened its first two cafes in Xinjiang, accusing China of violating the rights of this Muslim minority, something Beijing denies.
Read moreIn this issue of the “Health First” program, Sonita Nader hosts nutritionist Cynthia Bou Khalil, to open the following file: How do we reduce high cortisol levels without medications? We also see a report on a recent Danish study...
Read moreLes Bosniens votent dimanche dans un scrutin d’une grande complexité, marqué par les divisions entre Bosniaques, Serbes et Croates, héritées de la guerre des années 1990. Alors que les discours nationalistes…
Read more🇧🇷 In #Brazil, the electoral campaign is in full swing. Nearly 159 million voters are called to the polls to elect their deputies, their senators, but above all their president. If the vote is secret,…
Read moreMembers of the Group of Seven bloc of highly industrialised economies on Friday agreed to release 100 million barrels of diesel and crude oil from their reserves over four months, averting a potential…
Read morePictures of a veiled Saudi nurse examining a passenger whose plane carrying Israelis made an emergency landing at Tabuk Airport in Saudi Arabia were widely circulated. Until now, Flydubai is talking about an “altercation” during the flight that caused the distress signal to be activated.
Read moreTokenised securities can now trade around the clock, settle on-chain and move between networks. None of that automatically makes them liquid. An investor still needs someone on the other side… The post Tokenised Assets Are Only as Liquid as Their Exit appeared first on Bitfinex blog.
Read moreAlexandra Eala admitted on Friday that she gets "overwhelmed sometimes" by the huge weight of expectation placed on her as a trailblazer for tennis in the Philippines.
Read moreSpain's parliament was to vote Friday on government housing decrees introduced after nationwide protests triggered by the eviction of an 87-year-old woman, but there were doubts the measures would pass.
Read moreEgypt declared an Ethiopian diplomat in Cairo persona non grata and gave him 48 hours to leave the country, after Addis Ababa expelled an Egyptian diplomat, according to what Egyptian media linked to the government reported.
Read moreFaced with its increasing isolation on the international scene due to its war in the Gaza Strip, Israel is increasingly drawing closer to the European extreme right, despite the history of some of its parties in anti-Semitism.
Read moreAfter the Media Part website published on Monday an investigation into the use of anti-Semitic expressions by the head of the National Rally Party, Jordan Bardella. The site returned and published on Thursday evening some evidence to prove its credibility, making Bardella doubt the authenticity of...
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