Warren Buffett steps down as Berkshire Hathaway chairman
Buffett will become chairman emeritus immediately and his son Howard will become chairman.
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Sweden’s left-wing opposition leader begins efforts to form government
Magdalena Andersson will likely face several challenges as she tries to get Sweden's other left-wing parties to unite.
Police clear Ceuta migrants off beaches in Spanish enclave
At least 10,000 of the 72,000 migrants who broke through fence from Morocco in July remain in the Spanish enclave.
Russia’s drones threaten Kyiv-bound Western officials as war effort stalls
Russia strikes Ukraine’s border crossings with Poland and Moldova as its offensives peter out in the east.
Rebeca Grynspan wins the last informal vote to lead the UN, followed by Carolyn Rodriguez-Birkett
The candidates from Costa Rica and Guyana distance themselves from the rest of the candidates to replace Guterres in a career that is still open and can still be added to some name
ICE agent accused of lying about a shooting of a migrant in Minneapolis pleads not guilty
Christian Castro first appeared this Friday in a federal court to answer six charges for giving false testimony
The person arrested for the murder of the Spanish student Claudia Tacoronte in Mexico confesses the crime: "That's what I get."
The police have arrested El Trompas in Cuautla, the same town where she attacked the 21-year-old to steal her phone. The father of the exchange student is in Mexico to repatriate the body
Turkey: the defence industry as an engine of geopolitical power
In the midst of the inflationary crisis, Turkey is betting on the defence industry to reduce its dependence on the outside and gain geopolitical weight. The country is promoting the manufacture and export of drones, military vehicles and weapons technology, while seeking to strengthen its strategic position within NATO. A sector that generates pride among a large part of the population, but also raises questions about its close relationship with political power. Adrià Rocha's report for France 24.
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"I'm back": Julian Assange returns to platform X after more than two years of silence
The founder of WikiLeaks reappeared in his official account of the social network X with a brief message, more than two years after his last publication. His return took place after an extensive silence on the platform and just over 24 months after his release through a judicial agreement with the United States.
Pink Pharaohs living in a house given by the Prime Minister
The pink heavens have taken the gift of Prime Minister Tarek Rahman to the campus of Shahbag. The house was officially handed over to him in the village of Ranpur in Prophetanpur, Brahmanmara. This Friday, "We are the BJP families who reported this in a press release. The notice says that during a rally of nationalist student groups in Shahbag in 2025 to mark the anniversary of the July 24 People's Day.
The U.S.-made garment exports have increased by 26%, increased to 9% in EU.
Bangladesh has turned to exports of garment exports in the US and EU countries last month, despite a heavy fuel shortage in the country. After Bangladesh's export of garment exports in the US market in July, 25% increase. Likewise, the exports have increased by 9% in August, after two and a half per cent in the EU since July. The garment exporters said last month gas-b
Street blockade, blocked for four hours by agricultural officers
Street blockade, blocked for four hours by agricultural officers
The arrest of radical suspects from the mosque of Dargéo College 23
The police have detained 23 people for suspected involvement with extremist organizations from The Capitol's farmgate mosque. On Friday afternoon, they were detained while attending a mosque meeting. According to the Police's Shirongo Department, police force launched an operation at Srungo College, near four o'clock in the afternoon. During the time, 23 people were detained for suspected of involvement with extremist organizations. Shere Bangla city police took part in the campaign.
The audio of Rashibul: investigation, where is he?
The audio of Rashibul: investigation, where is he?
Ianal Kein with Noon de disbelieversor.
Some say I'm the one who deserves it, and if you don't say it directly, the number of goals is to be seen during the past season.
"It wasn't like a disaster of the controversial spring scene of Ram Terrey Meli.
The recession tells the story behind the controversial scene of Ram Terime Maily, not shameful but holy.
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A bus in Kawal, Dhaka, in the middle of Coleton blast.
The fire in front of the empty bus in Kaful Thana after 10catel blasts in the capital. The police could not confirm who built the fire. Shortly after the incident, the police said that there was a two-cluster blast in Rampur. This post is part of our special coverage on Refugees. The deputy commissioner of the DMP's Mirpur region confirmed the information. God is the first of all.
The effects of the El Nino phenomenon are felt up to the Caribbean
Martinique undergoes a new heat wave. Record temperatures have been recorded in recent weeks. The fault, in particular, of the El Nino phenomenon, particularly intense this year.
The body of the carpenter hangs over an hour on the wire when it was sprayed.
Mo. Sochid (24) has recovered the body of the fire service, along with his 11K of electric stakes in Costia. His body was hanging with electric wire for about an hour. This happened on Friday afternoon at 4:00pm. The fire service recovered the body at five. Sujdha is from Dharbedia. According to police and fire service,
UEFA and Concacaf demand the Fifa "10 million dollars" for each federation
On Friday, UEFA Presidents and Concacaf asked Fifa President Gianni Infantino to pay "at least $10 million" to each of the 211 member associations. This is justified by the reserves of approximately $6 billion held by the International Federation.