L’Union africaine met la pression sur la République démocratique du Congo. L’UA a demandé à la RDC, jeudi 17 janvier au soir, “la suspension de la proclamation des résultats électoraux définitifs”. Réunis sur le dossier congolais à Addis-Abeba (Ethiopie), ces chefs d’Etats et de gouvernements africains ont conclu “qu’il y avait des doutes sérieux sur …
Le 4e Festival Cinénordica se tient au Cinéma du Panthéon à partir de ce soir et jusqu’au 11 Mars. C’est comme chaque année l’occasion de découvrir le cinéma scandinave d’aujourd’hui. Click Here: Maori All Blacks Store De Nicolas Winding Refn, à qui on doit le carton Drive, à Joachim Trier, dont Oslo, 31 août vient …
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Formula 1’s smaller teams, who are most vulnerable to the sport’s economic downturn following the coronavirus crisis, are seeking a reduction of next year’s budget cap from $170 to $100 million. A disrupted 2020 championship which may not get underway until the late summer is set to inflict massive pain on F1, with revenues falling …
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Colour specialists Pantone has announced unlimited free access to their Pantone Connect extension tool for Adobe Creative Cloud until July 1 for working from home creatives. The move it says will help designers and creatives who are working from home due to the coronavirus pandemic and will allow them to “adjust to new working conditions …
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The Republic of Ireland international has defended a post he put up on social media which saw him fined two weeks’ wages by Stoke City in March Stoke City winger James McClean has insisted that the photo he put up on Instagram which showed him teaching his children in a balaclava was “supposed to be …
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A leader, but at what cost? An early assessment of the costs, and benefits, of REACH, the most complex bill in EU history. European Voice By Eduard Eykelberg 12/1/10, 9:50 PM CET Updated 4/12/14, 8:25 PM CET Yesterday (1 December) was the first phase-in deadline of what has been described as the most complex bill …
The return of the outlaw From European Voice's Entre-Nous column 11/24/10, 9:07 PM CET Updated 4/23/14, 9:06 PM CET Switzerland’s relationship with the EU gets ever more complicated. The Swiss have a complicated relationship with the European Union and appear determined to make it more complicated still. Opinion polls suggest that by a popular vote …
via Bayer AG SPONSORED CONTENT FROM BAYER Cancer care: Precision medicines require fresh thinking in Europe As we enter a new era in the fight against cancer, health systems must adapt By Robert LaCaze, executive committee member, Pharmaceuticals Division, and head, Oncology Strategic Business Unit, Bayer AG 11/28/19, 8:00 AM CET Click Here: kanken kids …
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AUSTIN, TX — In passing its budget this week, Austin distinguished itself among Texas cities in earmarking funds to protect and expand access to abortion in a state led by conservatives who have made it harder for women to access such services. The Austin city budget that passed on Tuesday includes $150,000 for practical support …
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BROOKLYN, NY — Michael Bloomberg continued his apology tour on Sunday, stopping at a black church in Brooklyn to say that he was sorry. The topic was stop and frisk, the controversial policing tactic that was a lightning rod for controversy during the tail end of Bloomberg’s 12-year run as mayor of New York. He …
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