Explosive foreign food operations, costing Rs.1 billion
Police launched a house in Rajshahi to build a fake food plant by the country-Cani-Canadami brand. In the detailed video...
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The killing of older brother in Monrovia is a matter of small brother
A young man named Saif Islam Saif (23) was allegedly stabbed to death in his home home in Peace in the capital city. This happened on Thursday evening. The police and the families of Saiful were in peace. He used to be a contractor. According to Saiful's uncle Mo. Rony, the first light, the evening talking to Saiful about a matter of his teenage brother - A. Time
France: More than 600,000 people protest as cost-of-living anger grows
More than 600,000 people hit the streets in France to call for government action on the high cost of living. Protests were largely peaceful, but there were some reports of escalation, including in Paris.
If things don't improve, the factory owners want to shut down.
Today, a group of garment owners, led by BGMI President, met with the Ministry of Interior, Somousin Ahmad. The Home Minister has reportedly requested doctors to monitor the situation until Sunday.
Poland arrests 4 accused of spying for Russia
Poland has charged four people with espionage, saying they were sending information to Moscow. Two more have been accused of shipping military components to Russia.
Peña Renunciation in Paraguay in the face of political trial and protests by Ueno Bank
Following the pressure of a possible political trial and protests on the streets, Santiago Peña resigned the Paraguayan Presidency. Peña presented her resignation through a video published on her social networks, following the intervention and closure of Ueno Bank, which affects millions of customers and opened a front of political instability. The decision takes place after the blocks of the Chamber of Deputies announced their support for the political trial and confirmed the votes necessary to move forward with the dismissal. From Asunción, our correspondent, Flavia Borja, extended the details.
Emirates Airlines loses millions while war stops travel in the Middle East
The Emirati airline recorded a net profit of 903 million dollars during the first semester, 66% less than in the same period of the previous year. Air closures, cancellations and flight deviations from the conflict between the United States, Israel and Iran affected passenger traffic, which fell by 22 per cent, while the increase in fuel pushed its financial results.
A new wave of bomb threats affects more than 20 flights in Europe
For the second time this week, multiple airlines received alarms for the possible presence of explosives, forcing unplanned or under escort landings, although none of the threats proved credible. This affected more than a dozen flights to European cities, two days after a number of similar alerts forced the expansion of security operations. Although the origin of false warnings is unknown, the authorities have warned of growing hybrid threats.
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In this number of cultures, Lena Saleh hosts the Palestinian Comical Artist Facilitator Barrod, from the heart of the war on Gaza, whose drawings have reached the world through his project " Still alive " , in which the details of life under shelling and exodus have been transformed into visual journals on paper, documenting fear, loss and attempts to live...
Can we succeed in two different occupations at the same time?
Is it enough to fulfil our ambition? At this episode of BBCXtra, we discover the experiences of young people who have chosen to combine different paths in their lives and the challenges they face in reconciling work and passion.
“Rue du Goût Perdu” : la gastronomie pour tous
How to make gastronomy accessible to all? With the project "Rue du Goût Perdu", two young cooks organize gourmet dinners in solidarity to make discover the cuisine and flavours of old to the inhabitants of their neighbourhood.
COP31: The funding gap is "awesome", warns the UN
Funding for adaptation must be multiplied tenfold, according to the UN, which published a report a few days before the opening of COP31. His title: "Are we ready? No." The message is clear and supported by UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres. "The choice is simple: invest in adaptation today or pay the price of the disaster tomorrow," he said in a video posted online.
France needs 'more public services', 'salaries are too low', 'schools are in very, very bad shape'
As France confronts another wave of strikes and protests, Gaëlle Martinez, National Secretary of the trade union Solidaires, presents the general strike as more than a confrontation over wages, public spending or the cost of living. Her account reveals a deeper struggle over economic dignity, the future of public services and the democratic right to collective protest. “People just want to live, not survive.” For Martinez, deteriorating schools, insufficient salaries and the dismantling of public services are not isolated policy failures. They are interconnected symptoms of political and econo
Myanmar: Civilians under fire from military junta
More than five years after the military coup, the junta launched a new offensive in September to retake Rakhine State, intensifying airstrikes against civilians and employing double-tap strikes
What comes after networked authoritarianism?
October’s spotlight on Big Tech and Authoritarianism explored a range of relationships between tech companies and political actors across the global majority.
Paraguay President Santiago Peña resigns after bank collapse
The move follows a bank collapse and after the lower house of congress voted in favour of pursuing an impeachment trial against him.
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Jordanian officer killed in stabbing attack in Amman
A Jordanian security officer has been killed and another one wounded near the Sri Lankan embassy in Amman.
From the sequin to the sweatshirt: after John Galliano's cancellation, the Met exhibition of 2027 will deal with daily fashion
The sample will focus on day-to-day clothes, with "jeans, T-shirts, padded coats, paper, plastic and metal" as protagonists. The gala will be held on Monday, 3 May
Justice allows for housing camps in Portugal following violent police eviction
A Lisbon magistrate authorizes the installation of tents until the end of November, when the budgets are voted on.
Bob Dylan's black hood
The musician hates protocols and is always able to draw attention to his few public appearances. The images with the Pope keep symbolism, even political right after Trump's defeat in the United States