Les incendies en France sont «sous contrôle», notamment en Gironde, a déclaré le Premier ministre. Un coordinateur national sera nommé pour la reconstruction des zones sinistrées. Il a aussi appelé les touristes à revenir en Gironde par solidarité et a réfuté les accusations des habitants du Porge concernant la gestion des feux.
Le Premier ministre Sébastien Lecornu déclare que les incendies en France sont "sous contrôle", malgré une situation "extrêmement précaire" dans le Var. Un coordinateur national sera nommé pour la reconstruction des zones sinistrées, et l'État remboursera le chômage partiel en Gironde.
Le préfet du Var a annoncé la stabilisation du feu du Gros Bessillon, tandis que le Premier ministre Sébastien Lecornu a déclaré la plupart des incendies "sous contrôle" en France et a annoncé la nomination d'un coordinateur national pour la reconstruction des zones sinistrées.
Le feu dans le Var est stabilisé, mais les secours restent prudents. Un coordinateur national sera nommé pour la reconstruction. Des incendies en Gironde ont également touché de nombreux habitants.
Stéphane Bern a été élu président de l'association Suivez la flèche, chargée de la reconstruction de la flèche et de la tour nord de la basilique de Saint-Denis. Son élection s'est faite sans la voix du maire Insoumis Bally Bagayoko, qui a quitté la réunion. Bern vise à trouver les 10% de budget manquants (4 à 4,5 millions d'euros) pour le projet de 38 millions.
Khalil al-Hayya, Hamas's newly elected political chief, delivered a televised address pledging to rebuild Gaza, free Palestinian prisoners, and unite Gaza, the West Bank, and Jerusalem into a single Palestinian state. He also thanked international mediators and called for an end to Israeli aggression.
Morocco has signed an agreement to join the International Stabilization Force (ISF) in Gaza, becoming the first Arab nation to commit military and police personnel. The ISF aims to secure reconstruction and train Palestinian forces, but its deployment faces significant political hurdles due to differing views among Israel, Hamas, and Arab states on Gaza's post-war future.
Germany's Ruhr region, once a thriving industrial hub, is using hundreds of its disused post-war 'slipper churches' as venues for Manifesta 16, a travelling art biennale. The exhibition explores themes of deindustrialisation, unemployment, and migration, reimagining these community spaces to bridge the past and future.
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa has restructured the nation's security and intelligence leadership, expanding the Interior Minister's powers and appointing a new intelligence chief. This shake-up aims to strengthen national security and facilitate reconstruction, following recent security incidents and a visit from French President Emmanuel Macron.
Two powerful earthquakes in Venezuela on June 24 have resulted in 5,069 deaths, with over 20,000 displaced. International aid, including $346 million from the IMF and $300 million from the US, is being utilized for relief and reconstruction.
Senator Sheldon Whitehouse alleges rushed, improper renovations at the Kennedy Center, citing whistleblower reports of rusting steel, a faulty bathroom floor, and a reflecting pool needing rebuilding. These issues arose as President Trump attempted to seize control of the venue, rename it, and install his own leadership.
Le Venezuela demande au roi Charles III de débloquer 30 tonnes d'or détenues à la Banque d'Angleterre pour financer la reconstruction après un double séisme dévastateur. Le bilan s'élève à 3 811 morts et des milliers de blessés et sans-abri.
Le Venezuela a demandé au roi Charles III de débloquer 30 tonnes d'or gelées au Royaume-Uni pour aider à la reconstruction après un séisme dévastateur. Le gouvernement vénézuélien espère utiliser ces fonds pour faire face aux conséquences de la catastrophe.
US President Donald Trump stated the United States effectively gained a share of Ukrainian land and minerals through a 2025 agreement, expressing confidence in recouping support funds. The deal, which established a bilateral investment fund, faced criticism from Ukrainian media and parliamentarians over economic sovereignty concerns.
Un an après un incendie qui a ravagé 750 hectares et touché 90 maisons à Marseille, les sinistrés font face à une reconstruction lente et difficile, marquée par des batailles d'experts et des surcoûts importants.
An accused in a minor's rape and murder case in Baruipur, West Bengal, was shot dead by police. Prabhas Mondal allegedly attempted to snatch a firearm and escape during a crime scene reconstruction. His mother expressed no regret. Police are investigating, and the Chief Minister ordered a report.
Prabhas Mondal, the main accused in the Baruipur rape and murder case in West Bengal, was killed in a police encounter. Police claim he attempted to snatch a weapon and fire at officers during a crime scene reconstruction.
Explosions occurred near the hotel where French President Emmanuel Macron was staying in Damascus, Syria, during his visit. Macron was safe and continued his meetings with Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa, highlighting the country's security challenges.
La souveraineté syrienne sous Ahmed al-Charaa est contestée par la présence de forces étrangères (Israël, Russie, Turquie) et la menace persistante de groupes comme l'État islamique, malgré des avancées judiciaires et des alliances internationales.
The EBRD is providing a €255 million loan to Kazakhstan for its first large-scale refractory gold ore processing facility in the Pavlodar region. Developed by Solidcore Resources, the Ertis complex will process previously inaccessible gold reserves, boosting the country's mining sector and mineral processing capabilities.
A video showing a damaged section of the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway in Rajasthan has gone viral, drawing criticism. The NHAI terminated the contractor's agreement in April 2026 due to poor performance, with another builder now undertaking repairs at the original contractor's risk and cost.
Pakistan faces criticism from Unesco over alleged 'reconstructions' at the ancient city of Taxila, with warnings that two sites, Mohra Moradu and Sirkap, could be placed on a 'danger list' or delisted due to interventions by the Punjab archaeology department.
A US-led Board of Peace, including Tony Blair and Nickolay Mladenov, is meeting in Cyprus to plan Gaza's administrative future, aiming to isolate Hamas through temporary reconstruction under Trump's Article 17. The initiative faces significant challenges, including a funding collapse, Israeli resistance, and controversy over legal immunity and property seizure.
Pune Rural police revealed that Siya Goyal, fiancée of realtor Ketan Agarwal, and her boyfriend Chetan Chaudhary, allegedly rehearsed Agarwal's murder on a hill near Market Yard before pushing him off a cliff at Lohagad Fort on June 18. Both have been arrested.
