Après Raiatea, la deuxième mûrisserie de Polynésie a été inaugurée à Mataiea. Plusieurs tonnes de bananes vont y murir tous les mois, mais les producteurs demandent à augmenter le prix du kilos, pour un minimum de rentabilité.

In Faridabad, a shocking incident unfolded where a woman, Tannu Kumar, was allegedly murdered and secretly buried by her in-laws. For two months, they concealed the crime by reporting her missing. Tannu's father, Hakim, suspected foul play upon seeing a freshly covered pit outside their house, but claims police initially ignored his concerns.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh is expected to visit China next week for the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) conclave, marking the first visit by a senior Indian minister since the 2020 Ladakh standoff. Scheduled in Qingdao from June 25-27, the visit may include a bilateral meeting with Chinese counterpart Admiral Dong Jun.

Union Minister Suresh Gopi stated that Shashi Tharoor's potential move to the BJP is his own decision, attributing Tharoor's evolving stance to a better understanding of public sentiment. Gopi also voiced strong opposition to the practice of ministers appointing personal staff with extensive benefits, deeming it unfair in light of broader pension issues.

Uttarakhand chief minister Pushkar Singh Dhami welcomed Ambassadors and High Commissioners from various nations to a cultural event in Bhararisain on the eve of International Yoga Day. The foreign dignitaries were impressed by Gairsain's natural beauty and cultural heritage, enjoying a traditional Chholia dance performance. Dhami highlighted Uttarakhand's potential as a growing tourist destination, inviting exploration of its diverse landscapes.

The sister of a film director found dead in her Camden flat this morning appeared in court charged with her murder. 

The Government of Malawi has reaffirmed its commitment to ending child labour through sustainable and community-driven initiatives, as it prepares to join the global community in commemorating the World Day Against Child Labour. Speaking at a press briefing in Lilongwe, Minister of Labour Peter Dimba announced that Malawi’s commemoration will take place on Saturday, 21st […] The post Malawi Intensifies Fight Against Child Labour with Sustainable Measures appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

  In a stinging blow to Malawi’s women’s football ambitions, USA-based striker Chioma Okafor has rejected a call to play for Malawi, choosing instead to represent Nigeria at international level—despite being born on Malawian soil. The Football Association of Malawi (FAM) had been working behind the scenes to secure Okafor’s allegiance for the Scorchers, hoping […] The post Blow to Malawi: Star Footballer Snubs Scorchers for Nigeria appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Malawi’s mining sector is poised for a major transformation following the signing of a groundbreaking deal between the Government of Malawi and Chinese multinational giant, Hunan Sunwalk Technology Group. The agreement, sealed on June 16, 2025, on the sidelines of the China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo (CAETE) in Changsha, China, paves the way for large-scale […] The post Game-Changer for Malawi: Chakwera’s Vision Gets Boost as China Mining Deal Sealed appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

As Malawi joined the rest of the world in commemorating World Sickle Cell Awareness Day on Thursday, health stakeholders sounded the alarm over what they call a “silent national crisis” — the continued neglect of sickle cell disease, one of Malawi’s most overlooked non-communicable diseases (NCDs). Every year, an estimated 2,000 children in Malawi are […] The post “Invisible No More”: Stakeholders Demand Action as Sickle Cell Crisis Persists in Malawi appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

It’s baffling, exhausting, and frankly, pathetic how a segment of Malawi’s political discourse has become hopelessly obsessed with Professor Peter Mutharika’s health. Every whisper, every blink, every step he takes—or doesn’t take—triggers an avalanche of conspiracies. It’s as if certain people wake up each morning praying to hear that Mutharika is bedridden or worse. Enough […] The post OPINION: The Obsession with Mutharika’s Health is Absurd—Let the Man Be appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Two people have died after a horrific rockslide on Thursday at Canada's Banff National Park. Jutta Hinrichs (left) was identified by friends as the one of the two people known to have died.

«As distinct from the majority of countries depending on global platforms, Russia has good examples of its own successful electronic platforms,» the Russian president said

International arteries crossing the territory of our country will develop on such modern technology base in particular, the head of state added

According to the Russian leader, a further outcome of technological progress should be the creation of equal opportunities for every individual to gain knowledge that enables them to unlock their potential

Technologies are available in this regard and they should be used, the Russian president added

«Certainly, this is still a lot but inflation targeting continues,» the Russian leader said

Ukraine released what it said was an intercepted call between two of Vladimir Putin's troops in which they were heard discussing an alleged case of cannibalism among the ranks.

The former R&B star's legal team filed a motion on June 17 to have him sent to home confinement rather than being behind bars due to the 'imminent' threat to his life.

The King and his glamorous relatives embraced the fun-filled spirit of Royal Ascot today as they jovially greeted one another on the fourth day of the racing festival in Berkshire.

Beers and champagne in the sun got a bit much for some revellers at Royal Ascot as the high spirits descended into a bloody brawl. 

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Multiple people are feared dead after a horrific rockslide on Thursday swept up numerous hikers who had been enjoying Canada's Banff National Park.

The King and his glamorous relatives embraced the fun-filled spirit of Royal Ascot today as they jovially greeted one another on the fourth day of the racing festival in Berkshire.

Medics will be allowed to help the terminally ill end their own lives after a bitterly contested vote in the Commons this afternoon.

. Au terme de la transition, le président Guy Nzouba Ndama, relance les activités du parti. Après un Long moment d'observation de la période transitoire, le président des démocrates Redynamise se troupes . Le bureau exécutif était réuni à son siège sis au Bas de Gué-Gué au tour de son président Guy Nzouba Ndama. Il a dirigé le projet d'ordre du jour de ladite réunion. Il s'agit de : La communication sur les conclusions des travaux de la commission de réduction de l'avant projet loi (...) - POLITIQUE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

Libreville, le 20 juin 2025. Un an après la tenue de la première audience sur le cas de trafic d'ivoire international entre le Gabon, le Cameroun et le Nigéria, Ibrahim Ngangni et Guy Evouna, principaux suspects de cette affaire, vont comparaître le 27 juin 2025 prochain dans le cadre d'une audience correctionnelle en appel. La décision de la justice est très attendue dans les milieux de la conservation au Gabon et à l'international. Petit rappel, il y a près de deux ans, plusieurs (...) - JUSTICE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

[Ghanaian Times] The peaceful coastal town of Brenu Akyinim, near Elmina in the Komenda-Edina- Eguafo-Abrem Municipality, has metamorphosed into a chaotic illegal mining scene with many children abandoning their education for galamsey.

[New Era] The European Commission (EC) last week designated Namibia as a high-risk jurisdiction for antimoney laundering (AML) and counterterrorism financing frameworks (CFT).

[allAfrica] Logan Wort on how the African Tax Administration Forum ( ATAF) evolved from crisis response to strategic institution--and why Africa's tax future depends on scale, speed, and unity

Individual citizens’ rights and European citizenship are enshrined in the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union (EUCFR), the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU) and Article 9 of the Treaty on European Union (TEU). They are essential factors in the formation of a European identity. In the event of a serious breach of basic values of the Union, a Member State can be sanctioned. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

Nuclear energy is a low-carbon alternative to fossil fuels and accounts for around 25% of the electricity produced in the EU. However, in the aftermath of the 1986 Chernobyl disaster and the 2011 catastrophe in Fukushima, nuclear energy has become highly controversial. While Member States choose whether to include nuclear power in their energy mix, EU legislation aims at improving the safety standards of nuclear power stations and ensuring that nuclear waste is safely handled and disposed of. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

The EU Agency for Law Enforcement Cooperation (Europol) is a central plank of the EU’s broader internal security architecture. Law enforcement cooperation and policies are still developing, with a special focus on countering terrorism, cybercrime and other serious and organised forms of crime. The main goal is to achieve a safer Europe for the benefit of everyone in the EU, in compliance with fundamental rights and data protection rules, as requested several times by Parliament. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

Violence against women is a violation of human rights and a serious form of discrimination against women. It takes many forms and, according to survey data, affects one third of women in the EU. Such violence has a major impact on victims and imposes a significant cost burden on society. International documents adopted by the United Nations and Council of Europe, including the latter's 'Istanbul Convention', to which the EU acceded in 2023, set the normative framework for combating violence against women. The EU has embodied these international norms in its legislation and policies. The EU has deployed all the tools at its disposal to combat this phenomenon. It has adopted specific legislation focused on violence against women and has used legislation on other related subjects to address this type of violence. It has funded multiple programmes at EU and international level and has organised exchanges of good practice among its Member States. Although there are similarities between national policies to combat violence against women, the Member States have adopted different approaches. Parliament has been a strong supporter of EU action in the area. It has repeatedly called on the Commission and Member States to adopt legislative and non-legislative measures to combat violence against women, and has debated the multiple forms of this violence in its resolutions. This is a further update in a series of EPRS briefings on the matter dating back to February 2014. The most recent previous edition was from 2022. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP