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In Scotland, end point of the coalition between the ruling separatists and environmentalists
In Scotland, end point of the coalition between the ruling separatists and environmentalists

Scottish independence Prime Minister Humza Yousaf ended the government coalition between his party, the SNP, and the environmentalists on Thursday April 25

New York appeals court overturns one of Harvey Weinstein's rape convictions, orders new trial
New York appeals court overturns one of Harvey Weinstein's rape convictions, orders new trial
DRC accuses Apple of using minerals from “illegally exploited” Congolese mines
DRC accuses Apple of using minerals from “illegally exploited” Congolese mines
In Los Angeles, 93 people arrested after a pro-Palestinian demonstration on a campus
In Los Angeles, 93 people arrested after a pro-Palestinian demonstration on a campus
Mauritania: President Ghazouani announces his candidacy for a second term
Mauritania: President Ghazouani announces his candidacy for a second term

Mohamed Ould Ghazouani, who has led Mauritania since 2019, a center of stability in the Sahel in the face of jihadist spread, announced on Wednesday April 24 that he was a candidate for a second term in the June 29 presidential election

Sudan: Washington alarmed by possible “imminent” paramilitary offensive in Darfur
Sudan: Washington alarmed by possible “imminent” paramilitary offensive in Darfur

American diplomacy alerted Wednesday April 24 of a possible “imminent” paramilitary offensive in Sudan in the town of El-Fasher, in Darfur, a crossroads for humanitarian aid in this country on the verge of famine, ravaged by more than a year of war

Presidential election in North Macedonia: the right-wing candidate in the lead ahead of the outgoing president after the first round
Presidential election in North Macedonia: the right-wing candidate in the lead ahead of the outgoing president after the first round
United States: eighteen people indicted in Arizona in the investigation into the attempted reversal of the results of the 2020 presidential election
United States: eighteen people indicted in Arizona in the investigation into the attempted reversal of the results of the 2020 presidential election
In Arizona, a law dating from 1864 banning abortion is about to be abolished
In Arizona, a law dating from 1864 banning abortion is about to be abolished
Understanding How Sports Betting Works
Understanding How Sports Betting Works

Sports betting is a popular form of gambling where individuals predict the outcome of sporting events and place wagers on them

Israel says its forces are carrying out 'offensive action' in southern Lebanon
Israel says its forces are carrying out 'offensive action' in southern Lebanon

The Israeli army announced on Wednesday April 24 that it was carrying out “offensive action” in southern Lebanon, where it claimed that its air force and artillery struck forty Lebanese Hezbollah targets and killed half of its commanders in this sector

In Ghana, a third way is trying to exist in the face of the two heavyweights of the political arena
In Ghana, a third way is trying to exist in the face of the two heavyweights of the political arena
5 Amazing Benefits of Enrolling In a Gambling Addiction Therapy Program
5 Amazing Benefits of Enrolling In a Gambling Addiction Therapy Program
Israel-Hamas War, Day 201: Israel says it is “moving forward” with preparations for its Rafah operation; Hamas releases video of Israeli hostage
Israel-Hamas War, Day 201: Israel says it is “moving forward” with preparations for its Rafah operation; Hamas releases video of Israeli hostage
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez says he is considering resigning after announcing an investigation into his wife for corruption
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez says he is considering resigning after announcing an investigation into his wife for corruption

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced Wednesday April 24, in a letter published on the social network corruption

In Wales, teenager arrested for attempted murder after school attack left three people injured
In Wales, teenager arrested for attempted murder after school attack left three people injured

A teenage girl was arrested in south Wales for attempted murder after three people – two teachers and a student of the same age as the attacker – were injured on Wednesday April 24 at a school, it was announced the local police

War in Ukraine: Joe Biden promulgates aid plan for kyiv, ensuring not to “abandon its allies”
War in Ukraine: Joe Biden promulgates aid plan for kyiv, ensuring not to “abandon its allies”
After the death of five migrants in the Channel, three people arrested in the United Kingdom
After the death of five migrants in the Channel, three people arrested in the United Kingdom
Platform workers: MEPs validate the law to strengthen their rights
Platform workers: MEPs validate the law to strengthen their rights

After several years of European negotiations to find an agreement, the European Parliament approved, on Wednesday April 24, legislation which strengthens the rights of workers on digital platforms such as Uber or Deliveroo

European Union opens investigation into Chinese public procurement of medical devices
European Union opens investigation into Chinese public procurement of medical devices

Against a backdrop of growing trade tensions with Beijing, the European Union (EU) opened an investigation on Wednesday April 24 into Chinese public procurement of medical devices, presuming the existence of “discriminatory” practices against its products

European elections 2024: France convenes the platforms to protect the vote from foreign interference
European elections 2024: France convenes the platforms to protect the vote from foreign interference
TikTok: the questions posed by its possible ban in the United States
TikTok: the questions posed by its possible ban in the United States
US military aid to Taiwan increases 'risk of conflict,' China warns
US military aid to Taiwan increases 'risk of conflict,' China warns
Sending migrants from the United Kingdom to Rwanda: 9 questions to understand
Sending migrants from the United Kingdom to Rwanda: 9 questions to understand

At the end of an intense battle between the House of Lords and the House of Commons, the British Parliament approved the Safety of Rwanda bill on the night of Monday to Tuesday, April 23, paving the way for the expulsion to this East African country of asylum seekers who arrived illegally in the United Kingdom

Elections in Togo: the opposition between mobilization and fear of repression
Elections in Togo: the opposition between mobilization and fear of repression

Since the adoption of the new Constitution, which they denounce, the Togolese opposition and civil society have been torn between the desire to mobilize and fear of repression, a few days before the legislative elections

In Australia, seven people arrested in counter-terrorism operations
In Australia, seven people arrested in counter-terrorism operations
1994 Buenos Aires bombing: Argentina calls for arrest of Iranian interior minister visiting Pakistan and Sri Lanka
1994 Buenos Aires bombing: Argentina calls for arrest of Iranian interior minister visiting Pakistan and Sri Lanka
In Argentina, strong mobilization against budgetary austerity in public higher education
In Argentina, strong mobilization against budgetary austerity in public higher education

This is probably the most important mobilization in Argentina since the start of Javier Milei's presidency

United States: Joe Biden continues to attack Donald Trump on the subject of abortion
United States: Joe Biden continues to attack Donald Trump on the subject of abortion

A major focus of Joe Biden's presidential campaign, the theme of abortion was once again at the heart of the American president's speech on Tuesday April 23, during a trip to Florida

Sexual assault: US government to pay $139 million to gymnasts victims of Larry Nassar
Sexual assault: US government to pay $139 million to gymnasts victims of Larry Nassar
Israel-Hamas war, day 200: Palestinian movement will stay in Doha as long as its presence is “useful and positive” for mediation, Qatar says
Israel-Hamas war, day 200: Palestinian movement will stay in Doha as long as its presence is “useful and positive” for mediation, Qatar says
Off the coast of Djibouti, at least 16 migrants dead and 28 missing in a shipwreck according to the UN
Off the coast of Djibouti, at least 16 migrants dead and 28 missing in a shipwreck according to the UN
Israel-Hamas war: after the discovery of mass graves in hospitals, the UN calls for independent international investigations
Israel-Hamas war: after the discovery of mass graves in hospitals, the UN calls for independent international investigations

Faced with the current “climate of impunity”, the UN called on Tuesday April 23 for independent international investigations after the discovery of mass graves in the two main hospitals in the Gaza Strip

Tunis, Algiers and Tripoli for joint work against “the danger” of illegal immigration
Tunis, Algiers and Tripoli for joint work against “the danger” of illegal immigration

The leaders of Tunisia, Algeria and Libya agreed after a consultative meeting in Tunis to fight together against the impacts of illegal immigration and to unite their positions and their speeches on this issue

Start of discussions between Washington and Niamey on the withdrawal of American troops from Niger
Start of discussions between Washington and Niamey on the withdrawal of American troops from Niger
In the Channel, at least five migrants, including a child, died in attempts to cross
In the Channel, at least five migrants, including a child, died in attempts to cross
Senegal: the president pleads for a “reimagined” partnership with Europe
Senegal: the president pleads for a “reimagined” partnership with Europe

The new Senegalese President, Bassirou Diomaye Faye, sworn in on April 2, called for a “reimagined” partnership with the European Union (EU) in a joint statement with the President of the European Council, Charles Michel, visiting Senegal

In China, a southern region placed on red alert after torrential rains which left at least four dead
In China, a southern region placed on red alert after torrential rains which left at least four dead

China placed part of the south of the country on red alert on Tuesday April 23 due to deadly torrential rains in Guangdong, the most populous province and manufacturing heart of the Asian giant