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World

The United Nations and the fuel crisis: world leaders are pushing on Trump and Bzshkian, presenting Iran ' s story. Does something change?

In reading newspapers: The United Nations General Assembly is launching in New York in the midst of open wars, a crisis of trust and financing, while artificial intelligence for the first time enters the forefront of the agenda. Iran is facing a rare opportunity to present its novel from the heart of the United States and world leaders, including French President Emmanuel McCron, trying to press Donald Trump to curb the rise in oil prices. In France, the fuel crisis is at the forefront with high prices and the impact of vital occupations such as nursing and domestic assistance, while farmers are increasingly frustrated by drought, fire and the overburdening of burns. In Germany, controversy continues about the rise of Elev Earb and De Lincah in Berlin. So how did he get to the left?

World

The United Nations condemns Ecuador and Nicaragua for forced pregnancies

Historical provisions of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights condemn forced pregnancy and sexual violence against girls in Latin America, and call for structural reforms and guarantees of their reproductive rights under the coordination of the " Girls ' Movement " for the age of mothers.

Politics

United States: Texas. Ghost of arrest and deportation

Emigration has re-emerged President Donald Trump ' s management priorities, with tighter arrests and deportations. About 60 thousand migrants are currently behind bars, in a record number of candidates to rise with Congress allocating $45 billion to expand the detention network. How do these detainees live? And why end up with thousands of children behind bars, too? Field investigation of Franç24 from the heart of the immigration detention system in Texas.

World

United States: 60 years ' imprisonment for torture for the Syrian Adra prison administrator in Assad

A federal court in the United States sentenced 60 years ' imprisonment to a former prison director in Damascus for torture between 2005 and 2008, as declared by the United States Department of Justice on Thursday. Sustained to Samir Osman Sheikh, who was running the Adra Bad Al-Assad prison, was prosecuted for " human rights atrocities in Syria, including silences of political opponents " . Three victims testified during the trial.