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The Court of Sports Arbitration, the highest court in this area, heard the arguments of Morocco and Senegal on the basis of the latter country's appeal on the title of the African Cup of Nations that a panel of the African Football Confederation took from it in March. When is a final decision expected?
Between 60 and 70 per cent of Ghana's population depends on traditional medical markets for their medical care, according to a 2023 study by Frontiers in Pharmacology.
Bathing by the Baltic Sea, Germany's largest island has the aura of the Greek islands of the Aegean. Its temples are the cliffs, the spa and a concrete delirium the size of a giant raised by the Nazis
The 15-year-old meeting with Safo marked the way for an author who has set bridges between classical literature and the contemporary world
The Catalan singer joins the Irish band for the first time on a dark and melancholic theme that addresses the difficulty of leaving behind a relationship
Among the 21 arrested is one of Pipo's financiers, the leader of the Los Lobos criminal band
University and high school students show up for the fourth day on October 8 on the streets of the main French cities. Among slogans and banners, they demand more funding and better educational conditions. The tension during the protests is increasing in the face of reports of police repression. The mobilizations have left hundreds of people in detention and wounded. In the meantime, the Government calls for conciliation meetings and denies that the police have been ordered to suppress the protests.
The High Court accepts to process a battery of resources from the ultras against the rejection of the Bureau of the Assembly to questions and appearances
As Ukraine's intelligence services anticipated, the Russian Army launched a massive attack on several regions of the country between Tuesday and Wednesday, killing 20 people, including four minors. The Kremlin noted a number of military targets hit by its offensive, but Kiev also reported damage to residential buildings and energy infrastructure.
Between two days of mobilization, the government increases the signs of appeasement to the attention of young people who, for some, have resumed the course path but for others continue the blockages.
In the world's country with the highest absolute number of maternal deaths, the decision to practice this intervention is influenced by families, religious beliefs, prejudices, cultural expectations or economic considerations, making it difficult to access this life-saving operation
The SMAF union's demands for more train reviews delay service. Adif, for his part, has already delivered almost all the infrastructure
While the memories of 1,200 people who died in the Hamas attacks accumulate in the sight of all, many Israelis are reviving that day of horror every day, consultations are increasing because of mental health problems and the feeling is growing that the world only addresses the situation of the Palestinian enclave, but not the aftermath of the war on the other side of the border.
The streets are France are the scene of massive protests. Students and different actors in society demand that the Government improve the educational system and its structure. During the day of protests, called "act III," clashes between students and police were held. From Parías, our journalist Erika Olavarría tells us the details.
In a statement released on the official channels of the Government of Mali, the authorities report that the FAMA and their partners in the Africa Corps have conducted "major counter-terrorism operations in the Kidal region. »
The Socialists will approve the lists on October 17 in the federal committee following a widely shared decision: "Peter has heard the party"
Between 400 and 500 lycées were again closed, at least partially, this Monday in France. Tomorrow, a day of national mobilization is planned with the support of most student and teacher unions.
Among the temptations of anonymity is to be put under the protection of a well-known writer, so that the same will go out into the world, even under disguise.
Brazil celebrates an election day marked by the festive environment and high citizen mobilization. In cities like Rio de Janeiro, thousands of voters go to the polls looking stickers, T-shirts, hats and other symbols of their candidates. The report is from our correspondent Valeria Saccone.
About 130 million Brazilians belong to "Class C," a segment of families with monthly income of between $487 and $2,100. Between 2003 and 2010, this group voted massively for Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, hoping to access a home of its own or to ensure that its children entered the university.
