Sunday 12 April 2026 - 13:00
A new humanitarian aid flotilla is set to depart from the port of Barcelona, Spain, on Sunday, aiming to deliver supplies to the Gaza Strip and challenge the ongoing Israeli blockade. Around 30 boats are expected to take part in the “Global Sumud” initiative, carrying medical equipment and essential relief goods. Additional vessels......
A fatal shooting in central Grenoble, southeastern France, has left a 38-year-old nightclub bouncer dead and a 26-year-old woman injured, according to the public prosecutor’s office. The incident occurred in the early hours of Sunday morning, around 2:30 a.m., on Place Notre-Dame in the city centre. The victim was hit by a burst of......
A deadly crowd stampede at the historic Citadelle Laferrière in northern Haiti has left at least 30 people dead during traditional celebrations held on Saturday, April 11. The incident occurred at one of the country’s most visited heritage sites, located near Cap-Haïtien and recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage location. According......
Chinese automaker Chery is exploring plans to expand its vehicle production footprint in Europe by partnering with existing manufacturers and using available factory capacity, according to senior company executives. The strategy reflects a broader trend among Chinese carmakers seeking to strengthen their presence in the European market without......
Global finance leaders are preparing to meet in Washington this week as the ongoing conflict in the Middle East continues to cast uncertainty over the global economy, adding pressure to already fragile recovery prospects. The International Monetary Fund and the World Bank are expected to revise downward their global growth forecasts while......
Peruvians are heading to the polls in a highly competitive general election to choose a new president and members of Congress, in a vote shaped by years of political instability and weakening public trust in institutions. More than 30 presidential candidates are competing in the first round, reflecting a deeply fragmented political landscape.......
British Finance Minister Rachel Reeves is expected to present new measures later this week aimed at helping businesses cope with persistently high energy costs, as the government responds to ongoing global energy market pressures linked to international tensions. In comments published in the Sunday Times, Reeves highlighted the economic challenges......
Hungary is holding parliamentary elections on Sunday in a highly anticipated vote that could determine whether Prime Minister Viktor Orban secures a fifth consecutive term or faces the end of his long political dominance. More than 7.5 million voters inside the country, along with several hundred thousand registered abroad, are eligible to......
Kuwait’s Interior Ministry announced the arrest of 24 individuals suspected of involvement in financing activities linked to “terrorist” organizations, in a major security operation aimed at protecting national stability. According to official statements, security forces dismantled what authorities described as a criminal......
Ukraine and Russia have exchanged accusations of repeated violations of a temporary Easter ceasefire, highlighting the fragile nature of any pause in hostilities between the two sides. The truce, announced by Moscow, was set to last 32 hours over the Orthodox Easter period. Ukrainian authorities agreed to observe the ceasefire but warned......
A growing number of people in France believe that reducing the country’s public debt could come at the cost of pension benefits, according to recent survey findings that highlight shifting public attitudes toward economic reform. The study suggests that roughly half of respondents think it will be difficult to lower national debt levels......
More than 500 demonstrators were arrested in central London on Saturday during a protest calling for the lifting of the ban on the activist group Palestine Action, according to local authorities. The gathering took place around midday in Trafalgar Square, where several hundred people participated in what organizers described as a peaceful......
Two women have been arrested in Indonesia following the circulation of a viral video that sparked widespread public reaction and renewed debate over the country’s blasphemy laws. According to local authorities, the incident took place in the western part of Java, where one of the women was filmed stepping on a copy of the Quran during......
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GITEX Africa: The New Frontiers Of African Innovation
Monday 06 April 2026 - 13:04
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Les Impériales Week 2026: Under the Theme “Daba or Never”
Tuesday 31 March 2026 - 10:03
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Iran under the lens
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AFCON 2025: Morocco at the heart of African football
Friday 19 December 2025 - 11:16
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Walaw at the Heart of the Mawazine Festival – Rhythms of the World 2025
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