Coronavirus: the number of new cases in China at the lowest for almost a month
China recorded its lowest net new coronavirus cases in nearly a month following a revision to Hubei province's counting methodology, with the National Health
Coronavirus: death of 2 patients from the Diamond Princess
Two elderly passengers who were evacuated from the Diamond Princess cruise ship in Yokohama, Japan, have died from coronavirus, the first fatalities among the
Forest fires reportedly affected 75% of Australians
A survey conducted by the Australian National University found that 75% of Australians were affected by the summer bushfires that burned for five months,
Two Oxfam workers killed in attack in Syria
The attack took place at 2 p.m. local time (7 a.m. Quebec time) between the localities of Nawa and Al-Yaduda: Wissam Hazim, a security
Railway crisis: Ottawa claims to have “A Plan”
While in Quebec, there is talk of the possibility of calling for the intervention of the Sûrete du Quebec (SQ) to put an end
New York suspect arrested after knife attack on French tourist
The New York police have been chasing them for several days. Khalief Young, 28, is suspected of being the perpetrator of the knife attack
Metz: A garden in tribute to figures from the LGBT
Many homophobic slogans of rare violence, some of which stuck on commemorative plaques. This is the discovery made by the members of the association “Couleur Gaies” this Wednesday
For the first time, Dati ahead of Hidalgo in the first round in a poll, the Buzyn effect limited
Candidate LR reaches 25% of voting intentions in the first round according to the last Odoxa survey for “Le Figaro”, published this Wednesday. The outgoing
To defend Griveaux, Castaner evokes the “divorces and separations” of the boss of the PS
The uprising against the criticisms of Olivier Faure on the “lightness” of the ex-candidate LREM for the mayor of Paris, the Minister of the
CGT slams the door of the financing conference on pension reform
The union denounces “an impossible compromise” with the government and announces the organization of a new conference of alternative financing. “The fundraising conference is
Apple Cuts Revenue Outlook as Coronavirus Disrupts iPhone Supply and China Stores
Apple announced it would miss its second-quarter revenue targets of $63 to $67 billion due to the coronavirus outbreak, citing both an iPhone supply
Locusts attack South Sudan after Somalia, Kenya and Ethiopia
A devastating locust invasion has reached South Sudan after sweeping through Somalia, Kenya, Ethiopia, and neighboring East African nations. The UN's FAO has called