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In an interview given to France 24, Simone Ehivet, in France for the first time since 2011, claims to have forgiven both France and Alassane Ouattara. The former Ivorian First Lady also regrets the arrest of Laurent Gbagbo's relatives, speaking of "political prisoners".
This week's summary: the war in the Middle East and the Yemeni front that continues to ignite, Russia's hybrid attacks on European countries and the debate about the dangers of AI, which could wipe out humanity according to some whistleblowers.
After two hundred years in France, the Codice Azcatitlan makes its appearance in Mexico. The manuscript is displayed until the end of the year at the Museum of Anthropology of the capital. After the arrival of the Spaniards in the 16th century, it is considered one of the most important testimonies in the indigenous history of Mexico.
The Bangladesh Football Federation has announced 23 of the first FIFA Asian Cup. The last match is a round-up armor.
The wild cat was recovered from Ugaos, Bolivia. It is a mountainous region covered by forest.
IPLD executive director, Adal Muhammad Khan, said other possibilities of communication are backed up due to additional interest in the metro station.
They are one of the ways to apply artificial intelligence in tasks of all kinds, but their ability to think solutions and improvise is disconcerting specialists.
An outbreak of malaria at Frankfurt Airport this summer has raised alarm. Experts believe parasites probably arrived in a passenger's luggage. But with the onset of fall, the risks of contracting the disease are low.
Doctors Without Borders has warned against premature optimism amid the DRC's largest-ever Ebola outbreak. "The outbreak is not shrinking, it is moving," an MSF official said, entering new and more underprepared regions.
The airline CEO had used the term to describe other airlines with high fares. His comments were criticized by officials both in Ireland and the UK.
Buffett will become chairman emeritus immediately and his son Howard will become chairman.
Magdalena Andersson will likely face several challenges as she tries to get Sweden's other left-wing parties to unite.
At least 10,000 of the 72,000 migrants who broke through fence from Morocco in July remain in the Spanish enclave.
Russia strikes Ukraine’s border crossings with Poland and Moldova as its offensives peter out in the east.
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
Christian Castro first appeared this Friday in a federal court to answer six charges for giving false testimony
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
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.
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.
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.
