The latest published reporting from this region.
UK premier Keir Starmer insisted he would not "walk away" on Monday after a prominent ally demanded the prime minister quit for embroiling the British government in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. Senior…
Read moreLe Premier ministre israélien Benjamin Netanyahu doit rencontrer mercredi Donald Trump à Washington, pour tenter de le convaincre d'adopter une ligne plus dure face à Téhéran, notamment sur la question…
Read moreThey are a New York institution as beloved as yellow cabs or pizza by the slice but the city's bodega cats, whose job is to catch mice in neighbourhood shops, are not technically legal. Elected representatives…
Read moreAutomatic gunfire outside the capital's main prison appears related to an infamous inmate involved in a 2009 massacre.
Read moreIn New York City, grocery store cats, known as "Bodega Cats," have become a familiar part of daily life, helping to repel rodents and attract customers, even though the animals are not permitted by law in stores. This situation raises…
Read moreLa presidenta de la Asamblea Nacional francesa rechazó este martes las demandas de la oposición para abrir una investigación parlamentaria sobre los vínculos de Jeffrey Epstein con las élites políticas…
Read moreThe repression against dissent in Cuba is once again gaining international prominence. Amnesty International warned on Monday of an increase in arbitrary detentions and denounced the deterioration...
Read moreFinn Allen and Tim Seifert posted a T20 World Cup record partnership of 175 as New Zealand crushed the United Arab Emirates by 10 wickets with almost five overs to spare in Chennai on Tuesday.
Read moreThis episode of “Bab Al-Web” reviews the following titles: Lebanon...a problem between a security officer and a citizen. Iraq.. Graduation ceremony for a thousand students from one batch. Egypt.. A foreign tourist cries after seeing the pyramids. Saudi Arabia...a pigeon sharing...
Read morePRESS REVIEW – Tuesday, February 10: Police in Senegal have arrested over a dozen men, including a well-known TV presenter and a musician, in a case involving "unnatural acts" – parlance for gay sex.…
Read moreTransparency International says the average global score in its report is at its lowest level in more than a decade.
Read moreGhislaine #Maxwell invoked her Fifth Amendment right and refused to answer questions at a #US House deposition. Convicted in 2021 in the #Epstein case, she is serving a 20-year sentence as new #DOJ documents…
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