Trump says deal with Denmark gives US ‘permanent control’ over Greenland
Denmark and Greenland plan to sign a US defence pact next week, pending approval from both parliaments.
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US and Denmark reach deal over Greenland after Trump annexation threats
Trump says the agreement will give the US "permanent control over security, and all other needs, in Greenland", though specifics have not been confirmed by Danish officials.
Fatumata Diawara: with "MASSA", the intimate becomes universal
Fatumata Diawara returns with MASSA, her most personal album. The Malian singer, composer and guitarist explores motherhood, faith, memory, the disappearance of her father and resilience. Twelve titles written by Fatumata Diawara and composed and arranged with Matthew Chedid, -M-, where the intimate joins the themes that have been going through her work for a long time: women, transmission, Mali and freedom. What did his father give him? How did maternity change her look? Why does she always consider her guitar a weapon? And how to carry Mali d
Media and politics: who censors who?
Adèle Haenel on France Télévisions, LFI on BFM, Xenia Fedorova on Cnews, in recent weeks the relations between media and politics have been particularly hot in France. Between boycott, censorship and pressure, who now has power over who? The academic Anna Arzoumanov, author of a book entitled Censure, enlightens us.
Athropic has been launched by anaphytic.
The U.S.A. company Anthropik has developed a lab secretly to promote their ambitious goals in the medical world. While the AI is growing concern and panic among ordinary people, the fact that the real experiment in San Francisco Bay has developed a "Owet Lab will be able to run a real test in San Francisco.
Trump says US, Denmark reach deal to expand military presence in Greenland
US President Donald Trump said on Friday he had reached a deal with Denmark to expand the US military presence in Greenland, while respecting Danish and Greenlandic sovereignty. Denmark said the agreement would be signed next week during the UN General Assembly but still requires parliamentary approval.
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How Togolese people are reinventing political protest amid civil society crackdown
As in-person gatherings have become difficult to organize or too risky for citizens, online protest has become an increasingly common form of political dissent in Togo.
New cat species found, first in more than 100 years
A new species of living cat has been identified for the first time in more than a century.
Germany receives first F-35 jet from US as NATO boosts military spending
Germany received the first of nearly three dozen F-35 stealth warplanes it ordered four years ago from Lockheed Martin.
Watch: Trump says ban on some news outlets is 'because they're fake news'
The US president on Friday announced he is "immediately" banning CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House.
Abu Bilal Library: A History of Resistance to Bashar Al-Assad Regime
"15 years after leaving # Syria, Abu Bilal returned to his old home, where he hid a precious collection of books. With a hammer he was able to access the library he hid from the persecution of the Bashar al-Assad regime. The story that became viral this week was shared by his son on social media.
El tilcayo: the new species of wild feline discovered in Bolivia, first identified in more than a century
The tilcayo, a small mutated cat living in the cloudy forests of the Yungas, was recognized as a different species after genetic analysis. The finding, published in the scientific journal Current Biology, is the first of this kind since 1923. So far, the presence of the animal has only been confirmed in Bolivia.
BBC 124; "I am telling the truth": Diana's brother of Wales defends his remarks that Charles III was "euphoric" after the princess's death
Charles Spencer claims in an interview with the BBC that he heard the then prince of Wales tell him that they would "very soon" forget the princess after her death.
Uproar in Niger state, 37 die in custody
In tonights programme, investigation is ongoing into the death in custody of thirty-seven people, accused of illegal mining in Nigeria. Also,Tunisia is emerging as a major boat-building hub, serving both local buyers and international markets. And finally, we speak to the author of “The Moon Will Not Burn Us”, Ricci Shryock.
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‘Daughter of Damascus’ Assala performs in Syria after 15-year exile
Thousands of people cheered as they welcomed Syrian icon Assala Nasri back at a sold-out concert in Damascus.
UK court clears woman of voicing support for Hamas in university speech
Sarah Cotte said her comments were not in support of Hamas, but in support of Palestinians' right to resist.
Imperial Fried in unrestricted: accusing the Sudanese army of the use of chemical weapons unplaced.
Dr. Amjad Farid, Adviser to the Sudan Council of Sovereignty for Political Affairs and External Relations, stressed the existence of a mechanism for the prosecution or retirement of any SAF soldiers and officers or forces.
Syria arrests five former al-Assad-era officers over strikes on civilians
Former air officers, including an air force general, were arrested in a series of operations.