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Pioneering Jewish academy opens in Germany

A Jewish academy has opened its doors in Frankfurt. The Central Council of Jews in Germany, the country’s leading Jewish umbrella group, set up the project to combat hate and promote dialogue and learning nationally.

Closure of Egypt. Are the authorities equipped with independent media?

Thirty-one media and legal organizations denounced the Egyptian judiciary ' s decision to close Egypt ' s reporting site and to condemn its editor, Lena Atallah, against the background of an accusation of employment without a government licence. Those Egyptian and international bodies considered that judicial governance, which guaranteed the confiscation of the property of the site and imposed a heavy fine on it, could undermine one of the last independent information platforms in Egypt. In a joint statement, the said organizations called upon the Egyptian authorities to grant independent media institutions licences without discrimination, to allow them to operate freely and to refrain from using the licensing provisions of the Media Act to criminalize press work. To talk about this case, we host today from the Egyptian capital.

Como sweeps for 9-1 and Rial Madrid kidnaps killer wins and Liverpool stumbles.

The Spanish Rial Madrid achieved its fourth victory in the roles of Europe ' s heroes, following his killer victory over Aik Athens 3-2, Wednesday. The fourth round saw the win of English Arsenal and Manchester City, while Liverpool received his first loss in front of Turkish Firbhche. The Italian-Plance Kumou has inflicted a historic defeat on the result of 9-1.

France: bank Crédit Mutuel Arkéa victim of cyberattack

Arkéa Mutual Credit suffered a cyber attack revealed on 4 November, which would have led to the hijacking of more than 100 million euros. According to the information reported, the funds were then converted into cryptocurrency. The Paris Public Prosecutor's Office has opened an investigation. Another sector has recently been hit by a cyber attack, this time in Belgium. Dozens of supermarkets have seen their refrigeration systems targeted, forcing employees to empty freezers to preserve the goods.

Bomb alert on a Dublin - Rome flight: A320 stolen landed in Evreux

An A320 airliner, consisting of 157 people on board, who was connecting Dublin to Rome, "was stolen" and landed on Thursday morning, November 5, at "Evreux Air Base" due to a bomb alert," Matignon said. The entire crew and passengers are safe and sound. The explanations of Sylvain Rousseau, great reporter to France 24.

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Mobilization in France: high school students maintain blockades before the procession

High school students were once again mobilized Thursday 5 November to denounce the lack of resources in the National Education, before demonstrations planned throughout France against expensive life. In Aubervilliers, the high school students gathered in front of Le Corbusier High School, facing a police intervention that caused an injury to the head of one of the teachers present in support. The details of Pauline Godart, a great reporter to France 24.

An A320 Dublin-Rome diverted to Evreux due to a bomb alert

Matignon announced on Thursday the hijacking of a commercial aircraft that was flying from Dublin to Rome due to a bomb alert. The aircraft was diverted from its trajectory "to the air base of Évreux", a commune in Normandy, where it landed unabated, reported the services of the Prime Minister.

Route du Rhum 2026: Sailors forced to abandon race for various reasons

The 2026 Route du Rhum is continuing to deliver one setback after another since Sunday’s start in Saint-Malo. From boats capsizing to sailors being forced to abandon the race, the favourites are dropping out one by one. But how do so many boats suffer damage so early in the race?

Hong Kong activist jailed for 10 more years for collusion with foreign forces

Hong Kong democracy activist Joshua Wong was sentenced to 10 more years in jail on Thursday for colluding with foreign powers, the second time he has been penalised under the city's national security law. Hong, 30, is one of the most globally recognised faces of Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement and has already spent almost six years behind bars. He is now not due for release until late 2036.

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