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Before World Cup, FIFA slammed for politicising sport with Trump prize
Football officials and players question FIFA’s decision to award its inaugural Peace Prize to US President Donald Trump.
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Mali: The Prime Minister visits the wounded in Kati, and the absence of the head of the military junta raises questions
The group to support Islam and Muslims, loyal to Al-Qaeda, announced its control of the town of Tessit, located near the borders with Niger and Burkina Faso. Earlier, Tuareg rebels announced their control of Kidal in the north of the country. While I didn't…
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The Paris Stock Exchange hesitates before the announcements of the week
The Paris Stock Exchange is hesitant about what to do on Tuesday, on the eve of two days of announcements that will move the markets, namely the results of the tech giants in the United States and the meetings...
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Bab Al-Web - Syria.. A man returns a bag full of money to a traveler
This episode of Bab Al-Web reviews the following titles: Iraq... A father's celebration of his son during the Leap of Confidence raises controversy. Syria.. A man returns a bag full of money to a traveler. Students launch a school rocket in Algeria. Robot running...
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FIFA urged to push US for ‘ICE Truce’ at World Cup by rights group
ICE has represented the US immigration crackdown and deportation drive, but HRW wants a truce for duration of World Cup.
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Face to face - Western Sahara negotiations...a real breakthrough or a settlement path under pressure?
In this issue of the “Face to Face” program, we stop at the announcement of the United Nations Special Envoy to Western Sahara, Staffan de Mistura, in a speech before a closed session of the UN Security Council, that there is “real momentum” and “opportunity” to resolve the conflict...
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Mali: An uneasy calm in Bamako and Kati after attacks by Tuareg and extremist jihadist groups
The Malian army is withdrawing from the northern town of Tessit, an Al-Qaeda affiliate in West Africa announced on Monday, as a rebel offensive that began with attacks over the weekend near the capital and across the country escalates. This came…
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An unprecedented technological leap...building the largest telescope in the world in northern Chile
In the Atacama Desert, northern Chile, the construction of the largest telescope on the planet continues, with the aim of entering service by 2030. A project supervised by the European Southern Observatory, at a cost estimated at about $1.5 billion.
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Palestine weekly wrap: Under cover of ceasefire, Israel increases grip
Settler violence surges deeper into Palestinian-administered areas, and Gaza's police forces are decimated further.
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The Iraqi President assigns Ali al-Zaidi, the candidate of the Coordination Framework, to form the new government
Iraqi President Nizar Amidi assigned the candidate of the Coordination Framework, Ali al-Zaidi, to form the new government, for the Coordination Framework composed of Shiite parties close to Iran. The nomination of the Zaidi businessman was officially announced.
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Down but not out: In war with Israel, Hezbollah shows it is still powerful
Despite setbacks, Hezbollah emerges as a key player, tied to Lebanon’s stability and US-Iran negotiations.
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Australia is moving to impose taxes on technology giants if they refrain from supporting local media
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Tuesday that his country is preparing draft laws under which it would impose taxes on giant technology companies Meta, Google and TikTok, unless they voluntarily conclude deals to pay sums of money to outlets...
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