| 1. Russia-Ukraine war live: Poland and Ukraine hold talks on farm imports dispute16:43[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) Poland’s prime minister hosts Ukrainian counterpart for long-awaited talks designed to ease friction over Ukrainian farm imports The Russian communications watchdog Roskomnadzor has restricted access to 11 channels in the Telegram messaging app “with terrorist content” over the past two days, reports Reuters citing an article by the state-owned news agency RIA Novosti on Thursday. Poland’s prime minister on Thursday hosted his Ukrainian counterpart for long-awaited talks designed to ease friction over Ukrainian farm imports and border blockades by disgruntled Polish farmers, reports news agency Agence France-Presse (AFP). Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
2. Sam Bankman-Fried to be sentenced for multibillion-dollar crypto fraud – live16:43[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) Former CEO of now bankrupt FTX cryptocurrency exchange faces more than 100 years in prison if given maximum penalty Sam Bankman-Fried’s sentencing hearing has begun in Manhattan federal court before Judge Lewis Kaplan. Facing more than 100 years in prison, though prosecutors have asked for 40-50 and his own attorneys have asked for just six, he has been detained in Brooklyn since his trial in November. The former CEO is in the courthouse. FTX imploded in November 2022 after Bankman-Fried and those in his inner circle comingled funds from the exchange with a closely associated hedge fund, Alameda Research. The result was Bankman-Fried and others using their customers’ money for their own personal ends. The illegal mixture created an $8bn budget shortfall that, when enough customers asked to withdraw their cryptocurrency, brought the exchange crashing down. Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
3. Travel delays forecast for UK Easter getaways due to poor weather and rail disruption16:41[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) Railway line closures and strikes coinciding with the school holidays and turbulent weather are set to hit travel plans A long Good Friday looms for many drivers and rail passengers who are heading off for a UK getaway, as the Easter weekend collides with the start of school holidays, engineering works and turbulent weather. With more than 14 million leisure trips planned by drivers over the coming days, motorists have been warned to expect delays on many routes. Additional cars could be forced on to the roads because of major railway line closures, with strikes hampering possible return train journeys next week. Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
4. Biden campaign to raise $25m ‘money bomb’ at event with Obama and Clinton16:41[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) President to appear onstage with Democratic predecessors in New York City and haul will widen lead over Trump in fundraising Joe Biden will appear onstage with Barack Obama and Bill Clinton, his two most recent predecessors as a Democratic president, in New York City on Thursday night, a presidential extravaganza the Biden-election campaign said would raise a “historic” $25m. Such a haul, which Politico called an “NYC money bomb”, will widen Biden’s lead over Donald Trump in fundraising for the November election. Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
6. India summons envoy after US criticises Delhi chief minister’s arrest16:32[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) Calls for fair legal process for opposition figure Arvind Kejriwal amid claims rivals to Modi are being targeted before elections The chief minister of Delhi has been remanded in custody for a further four days amid international criticism of his arrest on corruption charges last week. A Delhi court ruled on Thursday that a powerful central government agency could keep Arvind Kejriwal in jail until 1 April as part of a corruption investigation his party decried as a “political conspiracy” before national elections beginning next month. Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
7. Starmer says he cannot ‘turn the taps on’ to fix council funding crisis16:24[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) Labour leader was asked how party would plug GBP4bn gap at launch of its local election campaign in West Midlands Keir Starmer has told voters he cannot “turn the taps on” to fix the crisis in local authority funding as he was quizzed on how Labour would plug councils’ GBP4bn gap at the launch of its local election campaign. “I can’t pretend that we could turn the taps on, pretend the damage hasn’t been done to the economy – it has,” he said. “There’s no magic money tree that we can waggle the day after the election. No, they’ve broken the economy, they’ve done huge damage.” Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
12. Massachusetts: robotic police dog shot and credited with averting bloodshed15:25[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) Robotic dog, controlled remotely by state troopers, deployed in house to locate person and found someone armed in basement A robotic dog is being thanked by state police in Massachusetts for helping avert a tragedy involving a person barricaded in a home. The robotic dog named Roscoe was part of the Massachusetts state police bomb squad and deployed on 6 March in a Barnstable house after police were fired upon. Police sent in two other robots often used for bomb disposal into the house to find the suspect along with the robotic dog. Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
13. Man, 19, arrested after stabbing on train in south London15:13[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) Victim in critical condition after incident between Beckenham Junction and Shortlands stations, say police A 19-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a man was stabbed on a train in south London, British Transport Police have said. A search had been under way after the victim was left with life-threatening injuries after the attack between Beckenham Junction and Shortlands railway stations on Wednesday. Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
14. Bernie Moreno says he fled socialism in Colombia for the US in 1971. What does history say?15:00[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) The Republican challenger to Democrat Sherrod Brown for US Senate in Ohio has made dubious claims in his campaign Bernie Moreno, the Republican candidate for US Senate in Ohio who expected to mount a stern challenge to Sherrod Brown, the incumbent leftwing Democrat, says his family fled socialism when they came to the US from Colombia in 1971, when he was four years old. Though such statements formed a central part of Moreno’s campaign message on his way to securing the Republican nomination with support from Donald Trump, they do not withstand historical scrutiny. Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
15. Two bodies recovered after Baltimore bridge collapse | First Thing14:35[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) Four other construction workers who were on the Francis Scott Key Bridge when it collapsed this week still missing and are presumed dead. Plus: the cost of a burrito Good morning. The bodies of two men trapped in their vehicle have been recovered from the Patapsco River beneath the Francis Scott Key Bridge, which collapsed early on Tuesday when a container ship crashed into it. What will be the economic impact of the crash? Buttigieg warned of “major and protracted impact to supply chains” after the closure of the Port of Baltimore for the foreseeable future. Baltimore is the ninth busiest port in the US, and the busiest for car shipments, handling at least 750,000 vehicles in 2023. “The economic impact that’s going to be felt by Baltimore and the state of Maryland is incomprehensible,” said Mary Kane, the president and CEO of the Maryland Chamber of Commerce. Is there more information about the ship, the Dali? On Wednesday, investigators began collecting evidence from the Singaporean-flagged container ship, which had been heading for Sri Lanka. The ship was carrying 56 containers of hazardous materials including corrosives, flammables and lithium ion batteries, and some containers were breached in the crash, leaving a sheen on the water, but authorities deemed the ship stable and to pose no safety risk. What are lawmakers doing? Lawmakers in Maryland have drafted an emergency bill to cover the salaries of workers who have been affected by the shutdown of the port. Meanwhile, Buttigieg has called for bipartisan support for federal funding to rebuild the bridge and reopen the port. Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
17. Baltimore bridge collapse could lead to record insurance loss, says Lloyd’s boss14:15[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) Bruce Carnegie-Brown says disaster could cost billions and result in largest single marine insurance loss ever The collapse of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge is likely to lead to the largest single marine insurance loss ever, the chair of Lloyd’s of London has said. Bruce Carnegie-Brown said he expected to see insurers incur multibillion-dollar losses after the disaster, which resulted in the deaths of at least two people, with four others missing and presumed dead. Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
18. ‘It’s mission impossible’: fear grows in Kenya over plan to deploy police to Haiti12:30[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) Deal to send hundreds of officers to Caribbean country amid spiraling gang violence is facing intense public and legal scrutiny Haiti’s raging gang insurrection has prompted growing concern in Kenya over plans to deploy hundreds of paramilitary police officers from the East African country on a UN-backed multinational mission to counter the violence. “If they come back in body bags, what will [Kenya’s president, William Ruto] tell the nation?” said Ekuru Aukot, leader of the opposition Thirdway Alliance, who last year filed a legal challenge against the deployment. Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
21. China scraps tariffs on Australian wine10:49[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) Prime minister Anthony Albanese says China’s duties on Australian bottled wine will come to an end from Friday China has dropped tariffs on Australian wine, a long-awaited decision heralded by the Albanese government as validation of its “calm and consistent approach” with the superpower on a series of controversial trade disputes. In a statement on Thursday the prime minister, Anthony Albanese, foreign minister, Penny Wong, and trade minister, Don Farrell, said they had been informed that from Friday, China’s duties on Australian bottled wine would come to an end. Australia would, in turn, discontinue its legal proceedings in the World Trade Organization, the government said. Sign up for Guardian Australia’s free morning and afternoon email newsletters for your daily news roundup Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
22. Senator quits party to sit as independent – as it happened10:12[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) This blog is now closed. Local MP says government ‘had to do something’ about ‘weeks of unrest’ in Alice Springs MP for Lingiari, Marion Scrymgour, says the government “had to do something” when asked if a youth curfew, imposed for Alice Springs from last night, was necessary. That’s culminated in some of the riotous behaviours that we’ve seen played out in the streets of Alice Springs, which over a number of weeks, has gotten increasingly worse. The government had to do something. Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
25. ‘Sport is never just sport’: Olympics exhibition in Paris reflects 20th century’s highs and lows08:00[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) Les Jeux Olympiques: Miroir des Societes opens ahead of Paris Olympics and puts previous games in context of conflicts and injustices From the Nazi stadium propaganda in 1936 Berlin to the 1968 Mexico City podium protest of medal-winners Tommie Smith and John Carlos, who were expelled from the competition after raising their gloved fists in a Black Power salute against racial injustice, the Olympic Games have held a mirror up to some of the darkest moments of 20th-century history. Now, as the Paris Olympics prepares to open this summer against a backdrop of war from Ukraine to the Middle East – with Emmanuel Macron saying Russia will be asked to observe a ceasefire in Ukraine during the Games – a new exhibition in Paris takes an unflinching look at the social and geopolitical impact of the Games over the last century. Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
26. How gangs took control of Haiti - podcast06:00[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) Haiti has erupted into violence after gangs laid waste to the capital and forced the prime minister to resign. But Haitians are wary from bitter experience of outside forces intervening to find a solution to the crisis A few weeks ago, two of the main criminal gangs in Haiti joined forces, staging a full-scale insurrection while the prime minister, Ariel Henry, was travelling abroad. Thousands of gang members took over government buildings, police stations and hospitals and broke into prisons, where they released thousands more gang members into their ranks. Before long, it was clear that the Haitian government and the police had lost control of the capital, Port-au-Prince. Widlore Merancourt, the editor-in-chief of Haiti’s Ayibo Post, tells Michael Safi that for the first time he fears for his life while reporting from Port-au-Prince, such is the violent chaos there. Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
27. Why didn’t New Zealand impose sanctions on China?05:02[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) New Zealand did not follow the US and UK in imposing financial restrictions after accusing Beijing of links to cyber-attacks Politicians, journalists and critics of Beijing were among those targeted by cyber-attacks run by groups backed by China, western intelligence services said this week. The separate cyber-attacks hit the US, UK and New Zealand – all members of the Five Eyes alliance. The network of five countries, which also includes Canada and Australia, share security related intelligence. Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
29. Details emerge on Baltimore bridge collapse victims: ‘They were wonderful family people’02:36[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) Six men presumed dead reportedly were construction workers from Latin American countries, including a father of three The six men presumed dead in the Baltimore bridge collapse on Tuesday all appeared to be construction workers originally from Latin American countries, according to reports, including a father of three, Miguel Luna, from El Salvador, as authorities said they had recovered the black box recorder from the ship. Since the container ship Dali crashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge after losing power early on Tuesday morning, six members of a construction crew filling potholes on the major bridge are now presumed to be dead, according to state officials. Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
30. Ireland backs bid to include blocking of aid in definition of genocide01:25[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) Dublin joins South Africa’s case in the international court of justice, arguing that stopping delivery of essentials may constitute ‘genocidal intent’ Ireland is to seek to widen the definition of genocide to include blocking humanitarian aid in a landmark international court of justice (ICJ) case against Israel. The Irish government will intervene in the case taken by South Africa and argue that restricting food and other essentials in Gaza may constitute genocidal intent, the foreign minister Micheal Martin said on Wednesday. Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
31. French PM backs school head who faced death threats after Muslim veil row00:39[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) Gabriel Attal says state will file a complaint against student over accusation against principal who had to resign for his safety The French prime minister, Gabriel Attal, has defended French secularism following the resignation of a Paris school principal who received death threats after asking a student to remove her Muslim veil on the premises. Attal, a former education minister, said the state would be filing a complaint against the student over falsely accusing the headteacher of mistreatment during the incident in late February. Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
32. Argentina: trans women among victims of ex-officers guilty of dictatorship-era crimesСр, 27 мар[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) Eleven found guilty of crimes against humanity after trial that heard testimony on torture, rape and forced disappearances A court in Argentina has convicted 11 former military, police and government officials of crimes against humanity committed during the country’s last dictatorship in a sprawling trial that heard, for the first time, about atrocities suffered by trans women. The three-year case focused on the forced disappearances, torture, rapes and homicides that occurred at or were connected to three clandestine detention and torture centres located in police investigative units on the outskirts of Buenos Aires. They were known as the Banfield pit, the Quilmes pit and “El Infierno” – or “hell” – by the officials who worked there. Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
33. Luis Rubiales faces possible 30-month jail sentence for Jenni Hermoso kissСр, 27 мар[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) - Spanish prosecutors issue two charges against Rubiales
- Three others alleged to have coerced Hermoso
Luis Rubiales could face a prison sentence of two and a half years if convicted of kissing Jenni Hermoso on the lips against her will, court documents have shown. The former Spanish football federation chief has been charged with one count of sexual assault and one of coercion in the aftermath of the kiss, offences carrying jail terms of one year and 18 months respectively. The 46-year-old grabbed Hermoso and kissed her on the lips on 20 August during the awards ceremony after Spain beat England in the Women’s World Cup final in Sydney, sparking global outrage and causing a national debate in Spain about sexism. Hermoso and her teammates said the kiss was unwanted and demeaning, but Rubiales argued it was consensual and denied any wrongdoing. Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
34. Dover health authority says inland border facility will be ‘open door for disease’Ср, 27 мар[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) Sevington site was never designed to handle volume of imports envisaged by post-Brexit changes due in April, port’s health chief warns An inland facility set up to carry out checks on nearly all EU meat and dairy imports coming through Dover will be unable to cope when post-Brexit rules come in next month, the port’s health authority has warned. The Dover Port Health Authority (DPHA) said the Sevington facility in Ashford, which is 22 miles inland, had not been designed to handle the scale of imports expected, and claimed its geographical position would “create an open door for disease and food fraud”. Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
35. The Oxford English Dictionary’s latest update adds 23 Japanese wordsСр, 27 мар[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) More than half of the borrowed words relate to cooking, while Kintsugi, the increasingly popular art of repairing broken pottery with gold lacquer is also included Katsu, donburi and onigiri are among 23 Japanese words added to the Oxford English Dictionary in its latest update. More than half of the borrowed words relate to food or cooking. Santoku, a knife with a short, flat blade that curves down at the tip, and okonomiyaki, a type of savoury pancake, were both added. Okonomiyaki is derived from okonomi, meaning “what you like”, combined with yaki, meaning “to fry, to sear”. Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
36. Middle East crisis: Israel intensifies strikes on southern Gaza as eight killed in fighting on Lebanese border – as it happenedСр, 27 мар[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) Attacks around Rafah come despite growing pressure for ceasefire. This live blog is closed The UK is facing legal action over its pause in funding for Unrwa, after Israel’s allegations that 12 staff at the United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees were involved in the 7 October attacks against Israel. London-based law firm Bindmans has sent a pre-action letter, the first stage in a legal claim, on behalf of a British-Palestinian man whose family are in Gaza and reliant on humanitarian aid provided by Unwra. The UK government’s strategy for international development sets out four priorities, including to: ‘provide life-saving humanitarian assistance and work to prevent the worst forms of human suffering’. Given the catastrophic situation in Gaza, including an impending, man-made famine, the ongoing decision to cease funding to Unwra is not only morally wrong but flies in the face of that strategy.” The government knows that Unwra is the only effective means to deliver humanitarian aid, and it ought to know that it hasn’t given sufficient reason on how, or why, it decided to cut funding.” Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
37. UK Libor trader Tom Hayes loses appeal against rate-rigging conviction – as it happenedСр, 27 мар[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) The former star UBS and Citigroup trader was convicted of conspiracy to defraud by manipulating financial benchmark and served 5 1/2 years in prison Britain’s financial regulator has identified shortcomings in how some motor insurance firms are valuing written-off or stolen vehicles. A review by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has found evidence that suggests some firms are offering their customers less than their written-off or stolen vehicle is worth and, in some cases, are only increasing that offer when a customer complains. Having your vehicle written off or stolen can be intensely stressful and we expect firms to offer the right support to help their customers. We expect all motor insurers to take note of our findings and we are engaging directly with those that have issues that need to be addressed. Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
39. Thailand poised to legalise same-sex marriage after parliament passes billСр, 27 мар[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) Lawmakers overwhelmingly vote to make country the first in south-east Asia to recognise same-sex unions Lawmakers in Thailand’s lower house of parliament have overwhelmingly approved a marriage equality bill that would make the country the first in south-east Asia to legalise equal rights for marriage partners of any gender. Four hundred of 415 lawmakers present voted for the bill on Wednesday and footage from inside parliament showed people standing and applauding afterwards. Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
40. Recruitment of nurses from global south branded ‘new form of colonialism’Ср, 27 мар[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) African nurse leaders say poorer nations face severe shortages despite rules intended to stop wealthy countries poaching staff The UK and other wealthy countries have been accused of adopting a “new form of colonialism” in recruiting huge numbers of nurses from poorer nations to fill their own staffing gaps. International nursing leaders said the trend was leading to worse patient care in developing nations, which were not properly compensated for the loss of experienced healthcare staff. Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
41. Japan dietary supplement recalled amid investigation into two deaths and 100 hospitalisationsСр, 27 мар[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) Cholesterol-lowering supplements containing ‘beni koji’ recalled by Kobayashi Pharmaceutical over possible link to kidney disease A nationwide recall of a dietary supplement that lowers cholesterol has been issued in Japan amid concerns it could be linked to two deaths and more than 100 hospitalisations, according to news agency Kyodo. Kobayashi Pharmaceutical, which sells over-the-counter drugs and dietary supplements, has issued a national recall of the product, and authorities are conducting emergency checks on thousands of products that advertise their health benefits, Kyodo reported. Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
42. MPs and peers sign letter urging UK government to ban arms sales to IsraelСр, 27 мар[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) Ministers under growing pressure to act amid signs Israel intends to ignore UN ceasefire resolution Parliamentary pressure is building on the UK government to ban arms sales to Israel, amid signs that Israel intends to ignore the UN security council resolution passed this week calling on all sides to commit to a ceasefire. A letter signed by more than 130 parliamentarians to the foreign secretary, David Cameron, highlights action taken by other countries, most recently Canada, which last week announced it would halt all arms exports to Israel. Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
44. Twelve people reported drowned off a Gaza beach trying to reach aid dropВт, 26 мар[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) Palestinian authorities say deaths resulted from attempts to recover crates that fell in water after parachutes went wrong Twelve people drowned trying to get to aid dropped by plane off a Gaza beach, Palestinian health authorities have said, amid growing fears of famine nearly six months into Israel’s military campaign. Video of the airdrop on Monday showed crowds of people running towards the beach, in Beit Lahiya in north Gaza, as crates with parachutes floated down, then people standing deep in water and bodies being pulled on to the sand. Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
47. ‘I noticed nothing strange’: suspect’s colleagues express shock at Moscow attackВт, 26 мар[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) Limited details have emerged about background of Muhammadsobir Fayzov and three other Tajik men accused of carrying out atrocity Former colleagues and clients at the small barber shop where Muhammadsobir Fayzov once worked were stunned when they saw the news. They knew the 19-year-old as a promising, hard-working stylist, and saw no signs that he and three other Tajik gunmen would be accused of committing last Friday’s bloodbath at a concert city hall in Moscow. Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
49. Senegal’s anti-establishment candidate almost certain to become presidentПн, 25 мар[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) Radical change candidate Bassirou Diomaye Faye pulls off stunning election win after main rival Amadou Ba concedes defeat Senegal’s anti-establishment candidate looks almost certain to become president after a stunning election victory that is likely to steer the west African country in a radical new direction. A little over a week after his release from prison, Bassirou Diomaye Faye is almost certain to be declared the country’s next president after his main rival unexpectedly called him on Monday to concede defeat. Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
50. Speaker of South African parliament accused of taking $135,000 and a wig in bribesПн, 25 мар[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula denies allegations she took bribes over three years while defence minister South African prosecutors said on Monday they intended to charge the parliamentary speaker with corruption, alleging she took $135,000 (GBP107,000) and a wig in bribes over a three-year period while she was defence minister. Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula, the speaker of the National Assembly, has not been arrested or charged. The prosecutors spoke at a court hearing over her claims that authorities hadn’t properly informed her of allegations or followed correct procedure. Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
51. Libya to investigate claims oil smuggling is fuelling Sudan civil warПн, 25 мар[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) Authorities to launch inquiry into allegations of mismanagement at country’s national oil corporation Libyan authorities have said they will investigate allegations of wholesale mismanagement in the country’s National Oil Corporation, with officials telling the Guardian rampant smuggling is helping to fuel the civil war in Sudan. Mohamed al-Menfi, the chair of the presidential council, will launch an inquiry this week, t he scope of which is likely to also cover the widespread practice of fuel smuggling and its key beneficiaries. Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
54. Indian opposition claim ‘conspiracy’ as Delhi chief minister arrestedЧт, 21 мар[-/+]Категория(?) Автор(?) Aam Aadmi party leader Arvind Kejriwal is held as part of corruption case a month before elections Delhi’s chief minister, Arvind Kejriwal, has been arrested in a corruption case, a move condemned by his party as a “conspiracy” by Narendra Modi’s government to target the opposition before next month’s elections. Kejriwal, who is the leader of the Aam Aadmi party (AAP) and has been Delhi’s chief minister since 2015, was arrested at his home on Thursday night by a dozen officers from the enforcement directorate (ED), an investigating agency under central government control. Continue reading...Медиа:1. image / jpg 2. image / jpg | ↑ |
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