Les équipes de Shell Fleet Solutions présenteront leurs dernières solutions pour éviter, réduire et compenser les émissions de CO2 des flottes. Cet ar
Les organisations syndicales du secteur des soins de santé se sont mobilisées mardi dès 11h pour rappeler au gouvernement l'urgence quotidienne à laqu
La Tribune vous propose de suivre en direct puis en replay les débats du Transition Forum organisé avec la Métropole de Nice et la Ville de Nice et l'
Centrist Joe Manchin is the only Senate Democrat opposed to legislation that would override Republican-backed laws approved by 14 state legislatures
Khan said that if New Delhi reversed its controversial steps in Kashmir, only then would his country be willing to resume talks and discuss the Kashmi
Ousted PM Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi refuses to leave office, defying a series of Supreme Court rulings that upheld Fiame Naomi Mata'afa's April ele
Prime minister takes harder stance with Beijing after foreign minister expresses reluctance to criticize regional neighbor
Scott Morrison says 10-year $6 billion plan to improve defense facilities is meant to keep peace in 'uncertain' region rather than preparing for confl
Sweeping powers handed to Prayuth Chan-ocha to control a rebound of the coronavirus
Yoshihide Suga's trip would come after his White House visit, which also hinged on strengthening an alliance in the face of China's growing influence
Libya's new unity government was sworn in on March 15 from two warring administrations that had ruled eastern and western regions, completing a smooth
The 63-year-old law was in line with Arab nations not to recognize Israel over its strained relations with Palestinians; diplomatic and trade ties are
The plan parallels some of the corporate tax hike proposals announced last week by President Joe Biden to finance $2 trillion in US infrastructure inv
A new voice recording is circulating online, indicating that tensions are still running high within Jordan's ruling monarchy, a close Western ally in
Administration is trying to build support for new infrastructure package
The expected reshuffle comes after parliament last week passed a 9.9 billion dinar ($14 billion) budget which finance minister said aimed to maintain
One of Imran Khan's key candidates suffered a surprise defeat in Wednesday's hotly contested Senate elections
The EPP's new rules would allow for suspended member parties to be expelled with a simple majority rather than a two-thirds vote, opening the way for
Momentum for the youth-led movement calling for an overhaul to Premier Prayut Chan-O-Cha's government has slowed in recent months, due to a fresh wave
Bombings near rallies in Baluchistan killed two people and injured over two dozen
Barbados a week from relaunching strict lockdown amid a surge in COVID-19 infections
As the UK offers bridge loans, Sentry economist says Sudan's government must move quickly on tough reforms to stabilize the economy and benefit from p
The country risks becoming a failed state if it does not address its own huge homegrown income inequalities, economists warn
The Baltic country's two biggest political parties were expected on Sunday to vote in favor of joining a Cabinet headed by prime minister-designate Ka
Inquiry reveals 9,000 children born to unmarried women died in mother-and-baby homes in the 20th century
Rutte says no choice' as infection numbers not falling fast enough
The faster-paced campaign comes after the government was criticized for delivering just over 500 inoculations in the first week, compared to hundreds
Just over 500 people vaccinated in first days of campaign compared to 200K in Germany
Lofven acknowledges restrictions are 'very difficult but utterly necessary'
The move comes as President Trump loses court fights contesting his election defeat and refuses to assist president-elect's transition to power
Protesters have been demanding constitutional changes, including removal of prime minister, limiting powers of the king
Imran Khan will hold delegation-level talks with Afghan President Ashraf Ghani during Thursday's daylong visit
Artur Vanetsyan who formerly headed Armenia's National Security Service, was detained after his arrival for a meeting with the service's Investigative
Greece and Egypt angered Turkey by reaching an agreement on natural resources in the eastern Mediterranean earlier this year
Members of President Donald Trump's Cabinet are logging extra miles as mostly unofficial campaign surrogates in crucial states in final days before Tu
PM said emergency decree, which would have suspended Parliament before crucial budget vote, was needed to fight the coronavirus pandemic
Protesters defy ban and water cannons to protest in Bangkok during state of emergency
PM Yoshihide Suga proposes visiting Indonesia and Vietnam this month to shore up relations that are key to the US goal of containing China's reach in
Student-led protest movement calls for new elections and reform of the monarchy; organizers were expecting as many as 50,000 people to attend
EU officials demand emergency meeting with London over proposed legislation
Move follows warning issued by the Supreme Court in April that inmates in the country's overcrowded prisons could become victims of the coronavirus
President Michel Aoun asked Lebanon's ambassador to Germany, Mustapha Adib, to form a new government after he secured 90 votes among the legislators i
Abe unexpectedly announced his resignation last Friday
The previous government led by Hassan Diab quit on Aug. 10 over the port blast in which a massive amount of unsafely stored chemicals detonated
Pedro Sanchez urges people to be 'alert but serene' as country's total number of infections hit 405,436 last week
Omar al-Bashir, jailed since he was toppled after mass protests last year, is wanted by the ICC for alleged war crimes, genocide and crimes against hu
Prayuth Chan-ocha tells student protesters 'not to create chaos' after many advocated for reform of constitutional monarchy
Najib Razak found guilty of seven criminal charges involving massive looting of state-owned investment bank
Najib Razak also faces charges in the multibillion-dollar 1MBD scandal
Johnson Insists Britain is preparing for a possible 'second wave'
Boris Johnson says it's important to wear face coverings in confined spaces such as shops and adds that government will be making an announcement in c
A Sudanese analyst says Sudan's cabinet shakeup is not unexpected since citizens want faster economic reforms and justice after last year's ouster of
Questions arising about whether these agency heads are running afoul of a law meant to bar overt campaigning by federal officials on the taxpayer tab
Democratic leaders are hoping for a fundamental shift at the ballot box as many Southern electorates are getting younger, less white and more urban, a
Top Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny slammed the results as a 'huge lie' not reflecting real public opinion
Director-General Tedros says a comprehensive approach is best way to slow the virus
Bahamian Prime Minister discourages non-essential travel outside country amid COVID-19 surges//
Kosovo's Prime Minister Avdullah Hoti said he informed US presidential envoy Richard Grenell of his decision, which is likely to torpedo talks
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Beijing's decision to charge two Canadians with spying was linked to his country's arrest of a Chinese tech executi
Lawmakers are working on proposals to address police conduct amid protests