Russian pop superstar denounces the war in Ukraine
Russian pop superstar Alla Pugacheva on Sunday denounced the Ukraine conflict and the “death of our boys for illusory goals” amid severe repression of any anti-Kremlin criticism.
Continue ReadingRussian pop superstar Alla Pugacheva on Sunday denounced the Ukraine conflict and the “death of our boys for illusory goals” amid severe repression of any anti-Kremlin criticism.
Continue ReadingWorld leaders joined Britain’s royal family, politicians, members of the military and others at a state funeral for Queen Elizabeth II at Westminster Abbey on Monday. Watch how events unfolded with FRANCE 24’s special coverage.
Continue ReadingBritain said farewell to Queen Elizabeth II on Monday at a historic state funeral attended by world leaders, before a ceremonial journey past hundreds of thousands of mourners to her final place of rest.
Continue ReadingThe United Kingdom and the world bade farewell to Queen Elizabeth II with a state funeral that drew presidents and kings, princes and prime ministers… Her reign has defined an age, up to the point that our panel wonders if she in reality the Queen… of the world? In this special edition, we delve into the moment in time that’s […]
Continue ReadingEstonia, Latvia and Lithuania closed their borders Monday (September 19) to Russian tourists, saying they should not travel while their country is at war with Ukraine. Baltic states imposed new restrictions as Finland decided to remain open, though it has cut back the number of consular appointments available to Russian travellers seeking visas.
Continue ReadingBelgium, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) The European Commission proposed to suspend Hungary’s access to cohesion funds worth 7.5 billion euro. Johannes Hahn, European Commissioner for Budget and Administration, noted on Sunday that the proposal is EC’s response to accusations of government corruption and violation of the rule of law, according to Reuters reporting. “Today’s decision is […]
Continue ReadingBelgium, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) Activist organisations called on the European Commission to revise its green taxonomy, criticising its decision to classify nuclear and gas projects as green. The groups stress that the classification is in violation of EU rules, noting that gas-fired power plants emit greenhouse gasses, according to Reuters reporting on Monday. According to […]
Continue ReadingBelgium, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) The European Commission proposed expansion of its authority, stressing that emergency powers would help it to tackle the crisis. According to the draft proposal, the EC would have the power to force companies to prioritise production of some products and stockpile goods, Reuters reports on Monday. In the proposed Single Market […]
Continue ReadingThere are few things about dog behavior that we can be sure of. Think about it, for example, there’s hardly a more obvious synonym for joy than your pet’s wagging tail, right? In some cases, however, too impulsive and enthusiastic tail wagging can injure your pet. What’s more, this behavior can develop into a condition […]
Continue ReadingAfter the Eiffel Tower and other iconic Parisian buildings – the Louvre and Versailles palaces – will give up their external lighting. It is a symbolic measure needed to draw attention to the energy crisis, French Culture Minister Rima Abdul Malak said last week. Starting tonight, the Louvre pyramid will be illuminated until 11 p.m., […]
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