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US presidential election: Donald Trump speaks of a “butchery” for the economy if he is not elected
US presidential election: Donald Trump speaks of a “butchery” for the economy if he is not elected

Former President Donald Trump, Republican candidate in the American election in November, presented this election on Saturday March 16 as a turning point in the country's history, evoking a "butchery" for the United States economy

In Afghanistan, a road accident leaves at least twenty-one dead and many injured
In Afghanistan, a road accident leaves at least twenty-one dead and many injured

“Early this morning, 21 people were killed, and 11 injured, in an accident between a bus, a tanker and a motorcycle on a road” in Helmand province, announced Sunday March 17 to Agence France -Press (AFP) the spokesperson for the governorate of this province in the south of the country

“Misunderstandings”, by Azza Filali, depicts female portraits as rich as they are endearing
“Misunderstandings”, by Azza Filali, depicts female portraits as rich as they are endearing
Niger announces breaking off military cooperation with the United States
Niger announces breaking off military cooperation with the United States
Ukraine: Emmanuel Macron reaffirms that “operations on the ground” may be necessary
Ukraine: Emmanuel Macron reaffirms that “operations on the ground” may be necessary
Israel-Hamas war, day 162: the Gaza Strip still bombarded, a first humanitarian boat was able to unload its cargo
Israel-Hamas war, day 162: the Gaza Strip still bombarded, a first humanitarian boat was able to unload its cargo

Israeli bombardments continued on Saturday March 16 in the Gaza Strip, where 36 members of the same family were killed in the Nuseirat refugee camp in the center during a night marked by 60 strikes air, according to the Hamas health ministry

African Union: Kenyan Raila Odinga wants to win the presidency of the Commission
African Union: Kenyan Raila Odinga wants to win the presidency of the Commission
A first humanitarian aid boat unloaded its cargo in Gaza
A first humanitarian aid boat unloaded its cargo in Gaza
Cocaine trafficking trial in Ivory Coast: “I have never talked about drugs in a WhatsApp group. And even less so to my parents! »
Cocaine trafficking trial in Ivory Coast: “I have never talked about drugs in a WhatsApp group. And even less so to my parents! »
In Hong Kong, twelve people incarcerated for storming Parliament in 2019
In Hong Kong, twelve people incarcerated for storming Parliament in 2019

Twelve Hong Kongers were incarcerated on Saturday March 16 for storming Parliament in 2019, at the height of pro-democracy protests

Mike Pence, Donald Trump's former vice-president, will not support him for president
Mike Pence, Donald Trump's former vice-president, will not support him for president

It's not really a surprise, but the announcement still created a shock within the Republican Party

Emmanuel Macron and Olaf Scholz display their “unity” on Ukraine after weeks of tensions
Emmanuel Macron and Olaf Scholz display their “unity” on Ukraine after weeks of tensions
Israel-Hamas war, day 161: Benjamin Netanyahu approved “the plans” of the Israeli army for an offensive in Rafah
Israel-Hamas war, day 161: Benjamin Netanyahu approved “the plans” of the Israeli army for an offensive in Rafah
In Senegal, Karim Wade sees his last hope of participating in the presidential election disappear
In Senegal, Karim Wade sees his last hope of participating in the presidential election disappear
United States: the prosecutor of Donald Trump's trial in Georgia kept under conditions
United States: the prosecutor of Donald Trump's trial in Georgia kept under conditions

In a new attempt to delay his judgment, former President Donald Trump requested in February the dismissal of prosecutor Fani Willis, who is investigating the case against him and his fourteen co-defendants in the American state of Georgia (southeast) for illicit manipulations in order to reverse the results of the 2020 presidential election

Several African countries deprived of Internet due to faulty submarine cables
Several African countries deprived of Internet due to faulty submarine cables

Significant and unprecedented Internet outages have affected several African countries since Thursday March 14 in the early morning due to anomalies concerning several submarine cables

In Somalia, the Al-Shabab who attacked a hotel in Mogadishu were all killed
In Somalia, the Al-Shabab who attacked a hotel in Mogadishu were all killed
In northern Mali, rebels weakened against jihadists
In northern Mali, rebels weakened against jihadists
The failure of the investigation into the recruitment of European Commissioner Neelie Kroes by Uber
The failure of the investigation into the recruitment of European Commissioner Neelie Kroes by Uber
Gaza: around twenty people killed in shooting during humanitarian aid distribution
Gaza: around twenty people killed in shooting during humanitarian aid distribution

At least 20 people were killed overnight by gunfire at an aid distribution point in the northern Gaza Strip, the Hamas health ministry announced early Friday, March 15, accusing the Israeli army to be at the origin of this attack

In Ivory Coast, Abidjan is modernizing by pushing the poorest towards the periphery
In Ivory Coast, Abidjan is modernizing by pushing the poorest towards the periphery

In Ivory Coast, the controversy caused by the destruction in February of two so-called precarious neighborhoods in Abidjan – Gesco in Yopougon and Boribana in Attécoubé – is not abating

Democratic Republic of Congo lifts moratorium on the death penalty
Democratic Republic of Congo lifts moratorium on the death penalty
In Chad, the opposition disarmed in the face of president-candidate Mahamat Idriss Déby
In Chad, the opposition disarmed in the face of president-candidate Mahamat Idriss Déby
United States: the second parent of a high school student who committed a killing also found guilty
United States: the second parent of a high school student who committed a killing also found guilty
In Senegal, opponent Ousmane Sonko and his presidential candidate, Bassirou Diamaye Faye, were released from prison
In Senegal, opponent Ousmane Sonko and his presidential candidate, Bassirou Diamaye Faye, were released from prison

The announcement of their release caused scenes of jubilation and made the sound of horns resonate throughout the streets of Dakar, the Senegalese capital

Israel-Hamas War, Day 160: New Palestinian Prime Minister Appointed; the United States increasingly critical of Israel
Israel-Hamas War, Day 160: New Palestinian Prime Minister Appointed; the United States increasingly critical of Israel

On the 160th day of the war between Israel and Hamas, which began after the terrorist attack carried out by the Islamist movement on October 7, 2023, Israeli bombings continue without respite

In the United States, the Democratic leader in the Senate, Chuck Schumer, designates Benjamin Netanyahu as an “obstacle to peace”
In the United States, the Democratic leader in the Senate, Chuck Schumer, designates Benjamin Netanyahu as an “obstacle to peace”
War in eastern DRC: a new regional force condemned to impotence?
War in eastern DRC: a new regional force condemned to impotence?
In Tunisia, a Parliament largely submissive to President Kaïs Saïed
In Tunisia, a Parliament largely submissive to President Kaïs Saïed
In Mali, the junta dissolves the country’s student association
In Mali, the junta dissolves the country’s student association

The Malian junta announced on Wednesday the dissolution of the Association of Pupils and Students of Mali (AEEM), which it accuses of being responsible for violence and clashes for several years in the school environment, according to a press release from the council of ministers dated March 13

Nigeria orders reopening of borders with Niger
Nigeria orders reopening of borders with Niger

The borders between Nigeria and Niger are to reopen "with immediate effect", following the decision of the West African Community to lift its sanctions against the Sahelian country, according to a directive received by the Nigerian immigration services and customs on Thursday March 14 in the morning

Catalan separatists: Spanish deputies vote for amnesty law
Catalan separatists: Spanish deputies vote for amnesty law
Kidnapping of schoolchildren in Nigeria: Government will pay 'not a penny' as ransom
Kidnapping of schoolchildren in Nigeria: Government will pay 'not a penny' as ransom
Haiti: Kenya will send police officers when the “presidential transition council” is established
Haiti: Kenya will send police officers when the “presidential transition council” is established

Kenyan President William Ruto said Wednesday March 13 that he had assured the United States that the deployment of police officers in Haiti, planned as part of an international mission led by Nairobi, will take place when a presidential transition council has been established in place on the island

In Senegal, Macky Sall calls for the amnesty law to be applied immediately after its promulgation
In Senegal, Macky Sall calls for the amnesty law to be applied immediately after its promulgation

The Senegalese President, Macky Sall, asked his government to apply immediately after it is promulgated a recent amnesty law likely to benefit one of the main candidates in the presidential election of March 24, imprisoned, indicates a press release released on the evening of Wednesday March 13

Crisis in Haiti: the UN will set up an airlift with the Dominican Republic to deliver humanitarian aid
Crisis in Haiti: the UN will set up an airlift with the Dominican Republic to deliver humanitarian aid
Hunter Biden, the son of the US president, will be tried on June 3 for illegal possession of a weapon
Hunter Biden, the son of the US president, will be tried on June 3 for illegal possession of a weapon
Eindhoven fan seriously injured in Dortmund ahead of Champions League round of 16 second leg
Eindhoven fan seriously injured in Dortmund ahead of Champions League round of 16 second leg
In the Netherlands, Geert Wilders gives up forming a government
In the Netherlands, Geert Wilders gives up forming a government

Geert Wilders will not be prime minister

Israel-Hamas war, day 159: aid delivery at the center of concerns; UNRWA employee killed
Israel-Hamas war, day 159: aid delivery at the center of concerns; UNRWA employee killed

The UN agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) announced on Wednesday the death of one of its employees in the bombing of a warehouse in Rafah, in the south of the Gaza Strip, as the international community searches for to diversify the delivery routes for humanitarian aid in the enclave threatened by famine