AA/Tunis/Majdi Ismail On July 25, 2021, Tunisian President Kaïs Saïed upsets the political spectrum. Evoking an “imminent danger”, the Head of State imposes exceptional measures to “save the State from collapse”, including, among other things, the dismissal of the government, the appointment of a new Executive, the dissolution of Parliament, and the promulgation of laws …
AA / Bamako / Amarana Maiga United Nations experts on Tuesday called for an immediate independent investigation into gross human rights violations and possible war crimes and crimes against humanity committed in Mali by government forces and the military and military society. Russian private security company “Wagner”, since 2021. According to these experts “since 2021, …
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AA / Brussels The European statistics office, Eurostat, said in flash estimates released on Wednesday that annual inflation in the euro zone had slowed to 8.5% in January. Eurostat said in a statement that consumer price inflation in the countries of the region (which includes 20 countries), recorded in January, had fallen from 9.2% in …
AA / Madrid / Abduljabbar Aburas Spanish police announced on Saturday the seizure of a livestock vessel off the Canary Islands carrying 4.5 tons of smuggled cocaine. Police said they arrested all 28 crew members from nine countries. Spanish daily El Pais reported that the seized cocaine had a market value of more than $150 …
AA / Yaoundé / Peter Kum Twenty people were killed and several others injured in a road accident that occurred on Friday morning in a town in central Chad, Chadian Transport and Road Safety Minister Fatima Goukouni Weddeye told Anadolu. Reached by telephone by Anadolu, the Chadian minister specified that the tragedy occurred about 35 …
AA/Algiers/Aksil Ouali The mixed Algerian-French commission in charge of history and memory is now complete. After Algeria, which revealed the names of its five scientists who will be part of this body decided in August 2022, it is France’s turn to appoint its representatives. The announcement was made on Thursday by historian Benjamin Stora, one …
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AA / Moscow / Ömer Asur Cuhadar An individual burned another copy of the Holy Quran on Friday in front of the Russian Embassy in the Danish capital Copenhagen, for the third time in the country in a single day. The Russian Embassy said in a statement that a series of acts including the burning …
AA / Ankara / Sibel Morrow U.S. energy giant Chevron more than doubled its profits last year, posting net income of about $35.5 billion attributable to its shareholders, according to the company’s financial results released this week. friday. Chevron’s revenue for the year 2021 was $15.6 billion, the new profit amount shows an increase of …
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AA / Istanbul / Ovunc Kutlu The US Federal Reserve (Fed) inflation indicator fell to 3.9% in the fourth quarter of 2022, from 4.7% in the third quarter of the same year, according to figures from the Commerce Department, released this week. Thursday. The core personal consumption expenditure (PCE) price index also came in below …
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AA / Kinshasa / Pascal Mulegwa Kinshasa denounced an “act of war” following a shot by the Rwandan army on Tuesday on a fighter plane belonging to the armed forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo which was flying over the east of its territory. “The Government of the Democratic Republic of Congo strongly condemns …
