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.
Hong Kong is increasingly seen by mainland Chinese tech firms as a "strategic adaptation ground" for global expansion, according to the city's finance chief. These companies are leveraging Hong Kong for international capital, talent, and brand building to become true multinational enterprises.
O artista JR criou uma instalação de ilusão de ótica em grande escala na Pont Neuf, em Paris, transformando a ponte histórica em uma 'caverna' com arcos de lona. A obra, inspirada em Christo e Jeanne-Claude, homenageia as pedreiras de onde a ponte foi construída.
A Honduran family fled gang violence for the US, but were deported from Canada back to Honduras after being denied asylum. Their case is central to a legal challenge against Canada's Safe Third Country Agreement, arguing border officials fail to uphold safeguards for asylum seekers.
Hong Kong launches a pilot scheme allowing residents in Ho Sheung Heung and Yin Kong villages to convert their houses into restaurants, guest houses, or shops without prior application, aiming to boost rural tourism and economic activity.
Around 2.2 million students are retaking the NEET-UG pre-medical entrance exam across India under strict security measures due to question paper leaks. Protests continue demanding the Education Minister's resignation over exam irregularities and student suicides.
Japan secured a dominant 4-0 victory over Tunisia in the 1,000th match in World Cup history. Ayase Ueda scored twice, with Daichi Kamada and Junya Ito also finding the net, placing Japan atop Group F with the Netherlands.
Millions of Indian students retake the NEET-UG pre-medical exam under strict security due to paper leaks. PM Modi attends International Yoga Day in Kolkata. Other news includes a cricket series win, a film on nomads, and a call for medical aid to Palestine.
Japan secured a dominant 4-0 victory over Tunisia in the 1,000th match in World Cup history. Ayase Ueda scored twice, with Junya Ito and Daichi Kamada also finding the net, placing Japan at the top of Group F alongside the Netherlands. Tunisia has been eliminated from the tournament.
Japan defeated Tunisia 4-0 in the 1,000th World Cup match, with Ayase Ueda scoring twice. The victory puts Japan level on points with the Netherlands at the top of Group F, effectively eliminating Tunisia from the tournament.
Benin, Africa's largest cotton producer, is improving its infrastructure with a new 184km road connecting the northern cotton-growing regions to the Glo-Djigbé Industrial Zone (GDIZ) near Cotonou, easing a major transport bottleneck.
Bally Bagayoko, maire LFI de Saint-Denis, suscite autant d'enthousiasme que de critiques. Sa popularité, sa gestion de la ville et ses prises de position médiatiques font débat.
Hong Kong families are opting for Asian summer schools over UK and North American programs due to a 35% drop in applications for British schools. Soaring airfares, with round-trip economy flights to London up 39% to HK$8,500 in August, are driving this shift. The cost of a two-week UK residential camp has also increased.
CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke requested authorities not to cut water supply to restrooms at Jantar Mantar, where thousands protested demanding Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation over exam controversies. CJP alleged denial of basic facilities to protesters.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Angus Taylor have criticized Pauline Hanson's One Nation party for its plans to slash migration, warning it could worsen skilled worker shortages. Hanson claims multiculturalism has failed and blames migration for housing and infrastructure pressures.
Winger Jeremy Doku faces criticism for his intention to leave Belgium's World Cup camp to be present for the birth of his first child. Doku, 24, stated his desire to be with his wife, Shireen, during the second week of July, even if the team is in the quarter-finals. L'Equipe presenter France Pierron strongly condemned his decision, calling the father "completely useless" during childbirth.
Germany secured a spot in the World Cup knockout stages with a dramatic 2-1 victory over Côte d’Ivoire. Deniz Undav scored a late winner in the 94th minute, after Franck Kessié's opener and Undav's equalizer. This marks Germany's first knockout stage appearance since 2014.
84 years after the Bangka Island massacre, the truth about the murder of 21 Australian Army nurses by Japanese soldiers is being uncovered. Official accounts omitted rape and torture, but a secret affidavit and testimonies reveal the full horror faced by the nurses before they were shot.
84 years after the Bangka Island massacre, Georgina Banks seeks truth about her great aunt Dorothy Elmes, one of 21 Australian nurses killed by Japanese soldiers. Official accounts omit rape and torture, but survivor Vivian Bullwinkel's secret affidavit and later testimonies reveal the full horror.
Descendants of victims of the 1926 Forrest River massacre gathered for its centenary. The event, involving the killing and burning of at least eleven Aboriginal people by a police and civilian party, was marked by a rare apology from WA Police, offering a sense of closure to the community.
Descendants of victims gathered for the 100th anniversary of the Forrest River massacre in Western Australia, where at least eleven Aboriginal people were killed by police and civilians in 1926. Acknowledgment from WA Police offered a sense of closure.
Descendants of victims gathered to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Forrest River massacre in Western Australia, a mass killing of at least eleven Aboriginal people in 1926. Acknowledgment from WA Police offered a sense of closure.
Descendants of victims of the 1926 Forrest River massacre gathered in remote Western Australia for its 100th anniversary. Acknowledging the "confronting chapter" in policing history, a WA Police superintendent offered a rare apology, providing a sense of closure for the community.
