Le rapatriement des élèves de Rurutu a été avancé de deux jours à cause du risque de grève de la FRAAP. Ce mardi, les adolescents ont quitté leurs proches, non sans émotion, pour rejoindre leur internat à Tahiti.

Additionally, according to Mike Waltz, Trump intends to «really continue to reinforce those partnerships and alliances» in the Asia-Pacific region

Twenty-one of the aircraft crossed the median line and entered Taiwan’s northern, southwestern and eastern air defense identification zone

Luong Cuong described Moscow as one of Hanoi’s «primary partners»

They were promptly taken to the hospital

The two firebrands for their respective parties got into a heated exchange Tuesday at a House Oversight Committee hearing.

Relatives of Israeli hostages kidnapped by Hamas were told during a meeting with Benjamin Netanyahu that a deal to let their loved ones go and end the war could be settled within hours.

Pictured for the first time, Daniel Rubin suffered fatal injuries when he was thrown from a BMW car he was travelling in with his family on the E40 highway near Veurne.

Workers are expected to begin work next year on replacing more than 150 miles of wires installed more than a century ago.

It came 26 days after the Mail revealed she was facing a major corruption probe in Bangladesh.

Last month a High Court judge sparked outrage after ordering that none of the professionals involved in the case of the 10-year-old murdered by her father and stepmother can be named.

Iraq's Interior Minister, Abdul Amir Al-Shammari, met with Somali officials to discuss a proposed security memorandum of understanding.

Human rights groups in Kenya are blaming police for a recent increase in the abductions of critics who have protested government policies. The activists say at least 29 people are missing after raising concerns about poor governance.

Mogadishu (HOL) – Somali Prime Minister Hamse Abdi Barre has praised the Puntland Dervish forces for their ongoing military operation to dismantle ISIS hideouts in the mountainous Bari region.

Originaire de Moorea, Audrey Josserand Taerea a remporté le titre de Miss Modèle Tattoo France 2025 le 13 janvier. Après dix ans loin du fenua, la nouvelle reine de beauté dédie sa victoire à la Polynésie.

Yoon is suspected of plotting a rebellion to overthrow the constitutional order

Yoon Suk Yeol said he believes the investigation is illegal

The participants will also discuss military cooperation, standardization and interoperability

Mishustin assured that Moscow will continue to «do all that is necessary to stabilize the dynamics of the economy and restore investment activity»

Samedi 18 janvier, l’association Tama no te Tairoto organise l'événement «Connected by the Reef - Te firi a’au», une observation mondiale inédite de la ponte des coraux Porites rus. 150 observateurs de 33 pays différents sont d'ores et déjà mobilisés mais les Polynésiens sont invités à participer.

In addition, the discussion will focus on ways to perpetuate the memory of those who died defending the Motherland

Iran’s adversaries were accusing Tehran of trying to build the bomb

His lawyers earlier said that talks were underway about Yoon voluntarily leaving his residence and showing up for questioning

The Russian premier will continue talks with the Vietnamese leadership at a meeting with President Luong Cuong

Earlier, the CIO said that it did not consider Yoon’s voluntary appearance for questioning possible

Elon Musk is facing a lawsuit over accusations that he failed to promptly disclose his initial acquisition of a significant stake in Twitter Read Full Article at RT.com

US President Joe Biden moves to lift Cuba’s state sponsor of terrorism designation to support prisoner release negotiations Read Full Article at RT.com

South Korean authorities have detained President Yoon Suk Yeol for questioning over his brief declaration of martial law last month Read Full Article at RT.com

A global commission gathered by The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology magazine argues that BMI, the conventional method for assessing obesity, yields inaccurate results. They recommend confirming obesity through additional body measurements like waist circumference or direct body fat measurement and categorizing it into clinical and pre-clinical obesity based on symptoms and functional impairment.

Delhi Police are probing a potential conspiracy behind recent bomb hoaxes at schools, linked to a student influenced by an NGO associated with a political party. Advanced forensic techniques helped trace the emails to the accused's devices. The investigation aims to uncover broader involvement and motives.

BJP has linked AAP to NGOs that supported clemency for Parliament attack convict Afzal Guru, alleging associations with individuals advocating anti-national activities. BJP spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi demanded Kejriwal explain AAP's connections to these organizations and their influence on the youth. Delhi BJP president Virendra Sachdeva highlighted the investigation into threatening calls to schools, suggesting a deliberate attempt to incite fear for electoral gains.

WMO secretary-general Celeste Saulo stated that a global temperature rise of 1.55 degrees Celsius over pre-industrial levels by 2024 signifies a serious threat but doesn't render the Paris Agreement invalid. She emphasized the need for significant climate action in 2025 to curb greenhouse gases and boost renewable energy adoption.

SEBI proposes issuing only demat shares during share splits, consolidations, and corporate restructuring to eliminate risks tied to physical certificates. A consultation paper highlights demat's advantages like fraud prevention and increased transparency, aiming for mandatory dematerialisation of securities. Public comments are invited until February 4.

Dans cet entretien sur les questions internationales, le Dr Octave Dioba Mickomba, Docteur en science politique, revient sur la légitimité de la colère de plusieurs élites africaines après les propos du président français, Emmanuel Macron sur ce qu'il a appelé « l'ingratitude des chefs d'Etat africains. Il évoque également les perspectives d'un retour de la voix du Gabon sur la scène internationale. Gabonews : Docteur Dioba, Pourquoi les propos du président français tenus devant les (...) - LIBRE PROPOS / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

Seven people have been arrested for allegedly using the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority’s (ICA) e-service to illegally change other people’s registered home addresses. In a statement on Jan 14, the police said the six men and a woman, aged between 19 and 32, are purportedly responsible for at least 30 of the cases of unauthorised attempts first announced by ICA on Jan 11. ICA had said then that it suspended that online service temporarily after 80 unauthorised attempts to change the registered home addresses via the service were reported, with 75 per cent of them successful. In an update later on Jan 14, ICA said that as at Jan 13, it found a total of 87 unauthorised attempts, 69 of which were successful. Of these successful attempts, the culprits gained control of 17 Singpass accounts, said ICA. The police said between Jan 11 and 13, more than 60 officers from the police’s Criminal Investigation Department and Police Intelligence Department mounted an islandwide operation to arrest the suspects. Six are being investigated for offences under the Computer Misuse Act, for unlawful disclosure of access codes.