FILE PHOTO: Antonio Filosa, COO of Fiat Chrysler Latin America, attends a media conference in Sao Paulo
April 4, 2024 will mark the 75th anniversary of the signature of the North Atlantic Treaty. NATO's historic role in securing the collective defence of
The US Department of Justice said, Friday, that an Iranian from the World Health Organization...
Sacré début de tournoi pour Ash ! Ashleigh Barty, numéro une mondiale, a déjà remporté deux grands chelems. Cependant, elle n'a jamais remporté celui
Thick slimy layer of organic matter, also known as marine mucilage, has spread through the body of water, posing a threat to marine life
A thick slimy layer of organic matter, known as marine mucilage, has spread through the sea south of Istanbul, posing a threat to marine life and fish
State TV says three 'terrorists' are killed and two arrested at Hlayswe as security forces went to apprehend man accused of plotting against state
Mexico has been among the least safe countries for reporters since 2019
Poor equipment and closed roads due to security threats from armed militant group Al-Shabab, mainly in capital, are a couple of challenges facing youn
Supporters of Rappler journalist welcome court move to withdraw case, but Maria Ressa is continuing to fight several active cases/
The former Minneapolis police officer convicted of murder in George Floyd's death is to face charges alleging he violated Floyd's civil rights by pinn
Officials in Africa's pandemic hot spot say new variants detected, as nation worries about third wave
More than 403,000 new cases and 4,000 deaths recorded in last 24 hours
Experts say China's move against Tesla is well-known to foreign companies: To stay in China's lucrative market, a company must share its tech with Bei
According to Congo's Ministry of Health, the outbreak inflected 12 people and killed six in North Kivu province
During past four months, authorities have raided three media houses and arrested some 30 reporters
Serigne Mbaye not only wants to fight what he considers to be 'structural racism' against African migrants but also to defy history of underrepresenta
Report documents a record number of reported violations including physical attacks, harassment, intimidation and online violence against journalists i
Action aims to emphasize that social media companies must do more to eradicate online hate
Young people see phone video as a tool crucial to effecting change
Under the lockdown, which Prime Minister Hun Sen announced late Wednesday, most people are banned from leaving home except for going to work, to buy f
Charge carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison
Officials stop European news network from broadcasting inside country amid campaign to muzzle independent media and journalists
Biden administration's reaffirmation of US support gives boost to alliance, but internal tensions remain over Turkey, defense spending
India's financial capital is home to half of the country's new cases
Ghislaine Maxwell had previously pleaded not guilty to helping Epstein recruit and groom three teenage girls for sex between 1994 and 1997 in New York
Rochelle/Walensky worried about relaxation of measures and rise in travel as COVID-19 cases tick up
Nearly 2,000 people have been evacuated from low lying areas, NSW emergency services said
Verbal assaults, attempts to discredit media and allegations of bias raised at European Parliament debate on media freedom in Slovenia
Fear of beatings and arrests is high but Myanmar's journalists say they will continue to report on deadly coup
Genetic sequencing data suggests new outbreak most likely due to a persistence of virus infection in a human
Senate approves Biden's choice of Garland on a bipartisan 70-to-30 vote
Female journalists find support and practical skills to deal with harassment, trauma through joint initiative by IWMF and NDI
As the anniversary of the WHO pandemic declaration approaches, Middle Eastern nations try to scale up vaccination programs
Associated Press reporter and five others face up to three years in prison for allegedly causing fear and spreading false news
Journalists and translators covering fighting in Tigray region reportedly arrested
The first vaccinations begins in Africa through the WHO's COVAX initiative
WHO warns that virus could rebound if countries let down their guard
Annual report by the Foreign Correspondents' Club of China is based on 150 responses to a survey of correspondents and interviews with bureau chiefs
The president promises the country: We will get through this'
'Ebola does not care about borders,' says IFRC official; Reuters reports shipment of 11,000 Ebola vaccines from World Health Organization delayed due
'Ebola does not care about borders,' says IFRC official; Reuters reports shipment of 11,000 Ebola vaccines from World Health Organization delayed due
Moscow court is due to rule on Navalny's appeal of a prison sentence; prosecutors in a separate trial have called for him to be fined for calling a Wo
Aid groups are decentralizing operations to the lowest levels, making sure communities is engaged in the effort
Experts blame the increase on travels and political gatherings
Disease control official warns that new virus variants could lead to more infections and deaths
Trump role in Republican Party uncertain
All but one of Italy's major parties have rallied to his side and his cabinet includes lawmakers from across the political spectrum
Press freedom in Myanmar set back 10 years after coup, media watchdog RSF says, as journalists face threats, attack, arrest
Des chercheurs lillois et une start-up en innovations médicales ont élaboré un masque virucide pour les professionnels de santé et le grand public
Leading infectious disease expert says original strain of coronavirus is currently still 'dominant' in US but models show that British strain is sprea
Le Bateau Feu propose une fois par mois des spectacles culturels aux automobilistes garés sur le parking du théâtre de Dunkerque
Scientists say coronavirus mutations seen elsewhere could be more resistant to vaccines
Ready, set, jab: Africa's coronavirus epicenter receives 1 million vaccine doses, for health workers, as second viral wave appears to abate
Ready, set, jab: Africa's coronavirus epicenter receives 1 million vaccine doses, for health workers, as second viral wave appears to abate
Customers reported trouble logging in and sending messages on its website. The outage affected regions such as New York, Boston and Washington in Unit
Researchers finish 2-week quarantine in Wuhan, China
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Une entreprise installée dans la banlieue toulousaine a vu décoller ses ventes de masques FFP2 depuis quelques jours et la nouvelle défiance envers le
Group warns country might lose freedom of expression and press if the attacks continue