Jobs in a fake statement, in 18 years, "Bleen-Vorta is ordered to return Rs. 420,000"
Mohamed Das, who was fired from his job at the High Court at Maqla Jalunde. He has been ordered to return his salary for more than 18 years.
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The hospital administration's investigation committee had expired in the fire at Mishmanshan Medical
This Sunday, the hospital administration was supposed to submit reports of the fire in the elevators at the Mishmanshan Medical College Hospital. However, it's been five days since the investigation was not over.
"The head is hit with a stick
'The head is hit with a head
Jagnath University: Student Liggs suspected that "the student was beaten to death by the police after the beating of the driver"
The student team leaders were chasing him and bringing him to the main gate of campus. He was beaten with an electric stake.
Lights of Hope: Japan's ‘Miracric Panon'
Great East Japan Earthquake on March 11, 2011. A 9.0 magnitude of zero. The whole region was shaken by a severe quake. After the earthquake, the deadly tsunami that hit the world was struck by a wave of violence. Recugentaka is one of the most affected cities in Iwaa. And there's the city's takota Masumara.
The second unit to stop the Rampal power plant.
The second unit of the Rampal Power Plant has been restored after seven days. The first unit is fully capable and the second unit is carrying power by half.
London Luke of Kim Catasian: The new chapter of Glamer from Leder's Two-Peace
In London, Kim Cardian's style was a surprise focusing on the launch of the first International Flagship Store of Schemes. Leder, Les, Sing and Body-Hunging Squilles, she re-captured the Gladamer.
How was my experience in the nudist bathroom that embodies the spirit of Tokyo
Sento is a place to enjoy traditional Japanese peace and take a break from the frenzy pace of Tokyo.
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"Completely crazy": a Louis XIV warship under construction in the North
"It has been shown that madness can lead to great things": for nearly a quarter of a century, a handful of artisans and volunteers have been building a life-size replica of a large Louis XIV naval warship in the North.
Middle East: Washington fears "rapid escalation" after attack on Ryad
On Saturday, 19 September, the United States warned of a "rapid escalation" of hostilities in the Middle East in the face of attacks by the Yemeni Houthis against Saudi Arabia, whose capital was targeted for the first time in months by these pro-Iranian fighters. We talk about this with our guest David Rigoulet-Roze, editor of the magazine "Orients Stratégiques".
Iraq: Six Frenchmen accused of IS in Baghdad
The trial of six French nationals accused of membership of the Islamic State organization began on Sunday, 20 September, in Baghdad. Our correspondent Marie-Charlotte Rupie tells us more.
Macron will meet Carney in Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon
Emmanuel Macron will meet with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney in Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon on Sunday 20 September, a few weeks after US President Donald Trump posted an image of the archipelago covered by the American flag.
France: Anti-Ripost Protests · Global Voices
In Caen, demonstrators protested on Sunday, 20 September, against the bill to establish a presumption of self-defence for police and gendarmes. Adopted at first reading by the National Assembly on 7 July, the text provides that officers are presumed to have acted legally when using their weapon, unless proven otherwise. Opponents of the draft report a risk of weakening control over the use of weapons by law enforcement.
In southern Brazil, the ruling race of the other Bolsonaro sons
It's not just Flavio campaigning in the shadow of the father at the Bolsonaro. The eldest son, who is currently at the elbow-to-neck with Lula in the presidential race, can count on his brothers, senatorial and legislative candidates in southern Brazil. Officialized by the Liberal Party, Carlos is running for a term in the Senate for the first time. The Benjamin Renan is running for the National Assembly. In this South faithful to their father, their only name is enough to win.
Between dance and electronics, Mexico and France celebrate 200 years of diplomatic relations
The French company MazelFreten debuted in Mexico with its show 'Rave Lucid', as part of the celebration of the 200 years of diplomatic relations between France and Mexico. The presentation, which combines contemporary dance and electronic music, symbolizes the cultural exchange between the two countries and strengthens the historical ties between the two nations.
Report from Berlin: Electoral day puts pressure on Chancellor Friedrich Merz
The election day in Berlin and Mecklemburgo- Western Pomerania increases pressure on German Chancellor Friedrich Merz. The CDU suffers a historical setback in the face of the advance of parties like the AfD. From Berlin, our correspondent Valentin Godoy tells us more.
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Israel orders blockades and "extensive" raids in the West Bank after a deadly shooting
After an Israeli settler was killed by a Palestinian attacker near the Neve Tzuf settlement, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged the Army to close down villages in the occupied West Bank centre and prepare incursions to stop Palestinians. In addition, in another incident, Israeli soldiers killed a Palestinian driver, who was accused of an alleged attempt to run over. Meanwhile, tensions remain high in the Middle East over new threats from Iran and attacks by the Huti against Saudi Arabia.
An Israeli settler and a Palestinian driver killed in West Bank shootings
An Israeli settler has been fatally shot in the occupied West Bank, while Israel's military said it killed a man who attempted to ram his vehicle into troops elsewhere in the Palestinian territory. The news came as violence in the West Bank is escalating at a very rapid pace. “All Israeli military authorities involved with the West Bank have been warning the Israeli government that the situation is basically out of control”, explains FRANCE 24 correspondent Noga Tarnopolsky.
AfD threatens fresh blow to Merz: Two German states hold key vote
Two German states are heading to the polls today – in Berlin and the state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. The far-right AfD party is expected to make further gains after securing a historic win in Saxony-Anhalt two weeks ago, though it has no realistic path to power in Berlin. Sunday's vote is a key test for Chancellor Friedrich Merz, one that could determine whether he can hold on to power. Details with Jamie Smith-Maillet, FRANCE 24 international affairs editor.
Kombukcha is a cassy drink for your health, how it is made
The cocoa beverage is made by processing tea. It has been popular in America and Europe in recent years.