Le vice-président de l'Umih Île-de-France, David Zenouda, exprime son incompréhension face à l'interdiction de vente d'alcool sur la voie publique, décidée sans concertation avec les professionnels, malgré la canicule et la Fête de la musique.
Le vice-président de l'Umih Île-de-France critique l'interdiction de l'alcool sur la voie publique pour la Fête de la musique, la jugeant improvisée et mal concertée, malgré la cohérence pour la santé publique.
Parents in a Paris elementary school have resorted to taping survival blankets to classroom windows to combat extreme heat, highlighting the inadequate preparation of schools for increasingly frequent heatwaves.
Abdullah Ibrahim, born Adolph Johannes Brand in Cape Town, defined South African jazz over a six-decade career. From his early work with the Jazz Epistles to his later solo and ensemble recordings, his music evolved from bebop influences to deeply personal and politically resonant compositions like 'Mannenberg,' an unofficial civil rights anthem.
Sonny Rollins, a pivotal figure in jazz history known as the "Saxophone Colossus", has died at 95 in Woodstock, New York, leaving behind a legacy of over 60 albums and collaborations with jazz legends.
Israeli soldiers are improvising defenses against Hezbollah's advanced thermal and fiber-optic drones by using football nets and banana nets, as the military struggles to provide systemic solutions. Six soldiers have been killed by these drones.
