Après cinq jours de violentes émeutes, la Nouvelle-Calédonie vit une situation extrêmement tendue au niveau sanitaire et alimentaire notamment. La solidarité s'organise à Tahiti. Jeudi soir, un appel aux dons a été lancé à l'initiative d’Éric Malmezac. Vendredi matin, les premiers dons sont arrivés à Fare Ute.

Ten representatives of national youth groups have written to Prime Minister Andrew Holness and Opposition Leader Mark Golding urging bipartisan cooperation in transitioning Jamaica to a republic. In the letter, released to the media, the...

Educators who need additional support with Mathematics in their schools are being urged to reach out to the Ministry of Education and Youth for assistance and intervention. In an interview with JIS News, Mathematics Coordinator for the Education...

A man who was charged with attempted murder after he allegedly poured pesticide into another man's water tank was remanded when he appeared in the St Catherine Parish Court on Friday. He is Devon Reid of Redwood district, St Catherine....

Thirty-seven-year-old Kareem Williams, a mechanic of Galloway Road, Kingston 13, has been charged after he allegedly used a phone to inflict a wound to a woman's head on May 14 in Duhaney Park, St Andrew. The Duhaney Park police say about...

La Nouvelle-Calédonie vient de connaître plusieurs nuits d'émeutes suite à l'adoption à l'Assemblée Nationale de la réforme du corps électoral. Le territoire avait tourné la page de la violence avec les accords de Matignon en 1988 et de Nouméa en 1998. Retour sur 40 ans d'histoire avec la chronologie des événements ; c'est le dossier de l'hebdo Outre-mer du 17 mai 2024 diffusé sur France 24.

Si vous avez entendu des coups de canon, vendredi 17 mai, vers 12h, ne vous inquiétez pas. Il s'agissait d'une répétition des tirs au canon pour préparer l'accueil réservé au patrouilleur Teriieroo a Teriierooiterai, le 23 mai prochain.

Comme Albert Camus, je considère que “tout ce que je sais de plus sûr à propos de la moralité et des obligations des hommes, c'est au football que je le dois.” Heureux d'avoir pu, enfin, apporter une aide matérielle importante à la Sous-Ligue du Département de la Douigny (Moabi), ainsi qu'à l'équipe de la Commune Aigles Lunga, club si cher à mon cœur de passionné de foot. Ce terrain de foot (stade communal), ces gradins naturels en forme talu, ce parfum de matchs de coupes de vacances (...) - FOOTBALL / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

The Winnipeg police bomb unit removed a 'volatile substance' from a Winnipeg hospital research centre Friday afternoon, prompting an evacuation.

The Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation (STF) and province announced that a tentative agreement had been reached on Friday afternoon, with the STF recommending and endorsing the potential deal to teachers.

McGill University is not done seeking legal action to remove the pro-Palestinian encampment on its campus, as it said on Friday that it would seek a second injunction to remove protesters from its property.

The federal government has denied Toronto's request to decriminalize simple possession of small amounts of drugs for personal use.

According to The Wall Street Journal, Kiev has also asked Washington to lift restrictions on the use of US weapons against targets on Russian territory

SINGAPORE - The Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) regular officer who died in the line of duty was a nursing graduate who wanted to help others, and eventually found his calling as a firefighter. Friends and relatives of Captain Kenneth Tay Xue Qin spoke highly of him as they paid their respects to him on Friday (May 17), the first day of his wake in Telok Blangah. The 30-year-old rota commander, an only child, died on May 16 after fighting a fire on board a marine vessel anchored at Raffles Reserved Anchorage in the south-west of Singapore. Rota commanders lead a team of front-line officers to respond to fire, rescue and hazardous material incidents. SCDF said CPT Tay had aced many proficiency and certification tests that firefighting officers are required to take. His friends told The Straits Times on May 17 that he studied nursing at the National University of Singapore (NUS), and will be remembered as a kind-hearted man bent on helping others.

The new rules caused a storm of indignation among Ukrainian citizens of military age at the stage of the bill's introduction into the Verkhovna Rada at the end of last year

The test launch confirmed the accuracy and reliability of the system, the Korean Central News Agency reported

According to the 24.kg news agency, about 1,000 people, who arrived there after the fight in the hostel, gathered behind the cordon

Islam Khamayseh was involved in organizing a number of terror attacks in the area, the army’s press service reported

The meeting was held in a generally calm atmosphere, the 24.kg news agency reported

The police in the Cayman Islands today reported that the three people who were killed a fiery crash on Monday are all Jamaicans. They have been identified as 41-year-old Shakara Stewart, 30-year-old Junior Whittaker and 53-year-old Vinroy Grant....

Health specialists from Nigeria are to come to Jamaica as part of efforts to train more nurses and other healthcare workers in the country's public health system. The Ministry of Health and Wellness, in a media release today, stated that eight...

An employee at the Transport Authority's pound in Lakes Pen, St Catherine has been arrested for breaches of the Corruption Prevention Act. The police are probing a case of alleged collusion and fraud with a driver whose Toyota Hiace...

The Government will be rolling out a programme to retrain and recertify drivers in the public transport system. Minister of Transport, Daryl Vaz, made the disclosure following a meeting of the National Road Safety Council on May 16, at the...

The Jamaica Teachers' Association (JTA) is joining the public appeal for information on missing 29-year-old St Peter Claver Primary School teacher, Danielle Anglin. Anglin, who lives in the Hellshire area of Portmore, St Catherine, was...

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Inside how the Trump and Biden campaigns, with the help of eager networks, found a way to agree to debate -- and immediately started arguing about the details.

A Vancouver condo owner was right to keep more than $300,000 her former friend paid her toward the purchase of the property before backing out of an assignment sale agreement, the B.C. Supreme Court has ruled.

Fishery and border service officers seized more than 100 kilograms of unauthorized elvers at the Toronto Pearson International Airport on Wednesday.

[CPJ] New York -- Angolan authorities should credibly investigate a break-in at the home of prominent journalist William Tonet and drop the criminal defamation charges he faces, the Committee to Protect Journalists said Friday.

RIYADH: King Salman issued a royal order on Friday to promote 26 judges at the Board of Grievances, Saudi Press Agency reported. President of the Board of Grievances and Administrative Judicial Council Sheikh Khalid bin Mohammed Al-Yousef said that the royal order confirmed the keenness of the Kingdom’s leadership to support the judiciary to develop its performance and achieve quality and efficiency. Earlier this month, the king issued a royal decree on Saturday to appoint 261 investigative lieutenants at the Ministry of Justice’s Public Prosecution.

MALE: CEO of the Saudi Fund for Development Sultan bin Abdulrahman Al-Marshad signed on Friday two development loan agreements with the Maldives’ Minister of Finance Dr. Mohammed Shafiq. These agreements will contribute to financing the Velana International Airport development project with a value of $100 million and the healthcare sector development project in the Maldives with a value of $50 million, provided by fund.

ARAR: Saudi Minister of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance Dr. Abdullatif Al-Asheikh inaugurated the Al-Hanouf Al-Zwain and Ali Mohammed Al-Melhem mosques in the city of Arar as part of a visit to the area to inspect work progress. The ministry’s undersecretaries and several department directors, as well as the director of the ministry’s branch in the Northern Borders region, Fahd bin Sulaiman Al-Khalifa, attended the event.

JEDDAH: With its low annual rainfall, much of Saudi Arabia’s vast landscape is covered by desert, broken by occasional oases. In its mountainous regions, valleys, and along its coastline, however, the Kingdom is home to multiple forest ecosystems. Forests play a pivotal role in combating climate change by acting as carbon sinks — storing carbon both above and below ground, thereby extracting it from the atmosphere, where it would otherwise contribute to the greenhouse effect.

MAKKAH: “The Future of Geospatial Information Using Artificial Intelligence Techniques” was the title of a workshop hosted at the Makkah municipality theater recently. Held by the Kingdom’s Geographic Information Systems section, the event included a presentation that highlighted the project’s services and achievements, along with its aims of enhancing land inventory and documentation efficiency in Makkah.