President Cyril Ramaphosa said he would not resign on Monday evening after days of speculation.
Le capitaine de l'équipe de France, Kylian Mbappé, a fermement condamné les propos racistes tenus par la sénatrice paraguayenne Celeste Amarilla sur les réseaux sociaux, qualifiant ses insultes d'"abjectes et indignes".
Cuba experienced its third nationwide power outage of the year on Monday, with the state electricity company investigating the causes. The island nation, already facing fuel shortages exacerbated by US sanctions, is implementing severe power cuts.
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte stated he doesn't know what it will take to get Russian President Vladimir Putin to negotiate peace with Ukraine. Rutte noted Putin's refusal to engage despite Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's willingness, highlighting recent Russian attacks and Putin's high casualty tolerance.
Over 12,000 people gathered in Pamplona, Spain, for the start of the San Fermin Festival, marked by the traditional Chupinazo rocket. Revelers celebrated with wine and music, ahead of the first running of the bulls on Tuesday. Animal rights activists protested the event.
FAO and WFP seek over $200M to aid 8.8M in 22 high-risk countries facing El Niño. Support includes cash, seeds, and flood control. El Niño, a Pacific warming event, can cause varied extreme weather globally, with Africa facing drought or floods.
A new study reveals that immigrants leave Germany due to bureaucracy, discrimination, and language barriers. Family reasons and lack of career support also contribute. Younger emigrants with less German proficiency are more likely to depart, often returning home or moving to other European nations.
