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The same streets of Washington that welcomed the spontaneous displays of jubilation unleashed on November 7, the day that Joe Biden's electoral victory was confirmed, …
Read more"I hope that the sense of unity is recovered" | USA elections
Members of the National Guard park their vehicle on a street in the Tunisian capital, during the riots on the night of Sunday, January 17.FETHI …
Read moreTunisia faces youth unrest amid precarious political stability | International
That of the Guinean Laye Fodé Traoré began like so many other stories of young migrants, many minors, who risk their lives to get to …
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Radio-Canada Posted at 7:27 a.m. Clashes between rival tribes in Darfur have left more than 80 dead in less than 48 hours according to a …
Read moreSudan: more than 80 dead in tribal violence in Darfur
The current head of State of Uganda, Yoweri Museveni, was the winner of the presidential elections held last Thursday with 58.64% of the votes, according …
Read moreMuseveni, re-elected President of Uganda with almost 59% of the vote | International
The protest in the Capitol, on January 6.STEPHANIE KEITH / Reuters As the days of the assault on Congress, which left five people dead and …
The journalist and activist Omar Radi, during an interview granted last March in Rabat, four months before being jailed.Abdeljalil Bounhar / AP The NGO Human …
Members of the National Guard around the Capitol, this Thursday.JUSTIN LANE / EFE Downtown Washington looks like a fort. The perimeter of the White House …
Read moreWashington shields itself from the threat of violence | USA elections
Émilie Dubreuil (access the author's page) Emilie Dubreuil Posted at 9:15 a.m. In Dent Myers, Kennesaw's Main Street, it smells of dust and nostalgia. At …
Radio-Canada Posted at 6:25 p.m. yesterday 10 years ago, Tunisian President Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali gave up power under popular pressure. If the revolution supported …
Read moreOn January 14, 2011, the people of Tunisia oust President Ben Ali from power