Corruption has sparked anger in the Philippines, with massive protests and clashes
Protests have taken to the streets in the capital, Manila, and other cities to denounce the country's political corruption. The so-called "march of a trillion pesos" has brought together religious and civil organizations to denounce the "theft" of public money.
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Football, a tool to stop migration hunger in Mauritania
Sport has the potential to reintegrate the most disadvantaged and in Mauritania they want to take advantage of the strength of football, take root in the country and take advantage ofit to hunger for migration.
Israel says the fourth body handed over last night by Hamas belongs to none of the hostages
Israel denies Hamas after finding that one of the four bodies handed over does not belong to the hostages, while difficulties in recovering the bodies continue in the rubble of Gaza.
The US government has banned six foreigners from entering the country for "derogatory comments" about Charlie Kirk
The U.S. State Department has taken the decision to deny a visa to six people after they found on their social media accounts comments criticizing the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
The German Government has taken another step towards establishing compulsory military service: it will draw lots if there are not enough volunteers
In August, the Council of Ministers adopted a bill providing for the re-establishment of compulsory military service, according to which, if the context so requires and there are not enough volunteers, men selected by lot must conduct the military service.
Israel will open the Rafah crossing and allow humanitarian aid into Gaza
Israel has decided to reopen the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt and has authorized the entry of humanitarian aid into the Palestinian enclave following the return of the bodies of four hostages by Hamas.
The delay in handing over the dead hostages has caused tensions between Israel and Hamas
The agreement already mentioned the difficulty of recovering some bodies, some of which are missing, and it was therefore envisaged that an international working group would be set up to assist in this.
Lecornu proposes to repeal pension reform until after the presidential election
In his speech as Prime Minister in the National Assembly, he warned that France is "in danger" of a "budget collapse," which only "benefits the country's enemies."
They begin to remove debris and open streets in Gaza City
In Gaza City, with the help of Qatar, work has begun to remove debris and open the streets of the city, following the destruction caused by the bombing of Israeli forces and military operations over the past two years. Excavators have begun to clear the main avenues of the city to facilitate the movement of vehicles and citizens.
"When a migrant woman gets a decent job, it's for the benefit of the whole community."
In Africa, men are the majority of those who migrate and women stay there caring for their children and often in a very vulnerable situation, so literacy workshops or professions are essential for the development of women's decision-making capacity and greater autonomy.
At least four Gazans have been killed by the Israeli Army, in fact, even though a truce is in place
The victims were trying to return to their homes in Gaza City and near Jan Yunis, according to Palestinian sources. The army has argued that these people have gone beyond the yellow line and after "many attempts" to distance themselves, they have been shot.