War between Israel and Hamas: Gaza on the brink of famine

In Gaza, famine awaits hundreds of thousands of Palestinians after more than five months of war between Israel and Hamas. The efforts of the mediators have further intensified to reach a truce in the besieged Gaza Strip. While discussions on a possible truce agreement continue in Qatar, the leader of the Islamist movement, Ismail Haniyeh, accused Israel on Tuesday of “sabotaging” these negotiations by carrying out a large-scale operation against al-Chifa hospital in northern Gaza since the day before

NGOs and UN agencies are constantly sounding the alarm about the imminent risk of famine in the Palestinian territory, especially in the hard-to-reach north, where more than 300,000 people currently live.

Kyiv troops' arms shortage: The United States reassures Ukraine

The United States promises to “not let Ukraine fail.” The United States “will not let Ukraine fail”, promised in Germany the American Secretary of Defense, Lloyd Austin, in Germany, despite the blocking of American aid to Congress in a context of a shortage of weapons for troops

Due to the reluctance of elected Republicans supporting former President Donald Trump, American aid worth more than 60 billion euros is still blocked in Congress. In this context, the White House warned that an envelope of 300 million dollars (274 million euros) for Ukraine announced last week was still blocked in Congress. In this context, the White House warned that an envelope of 300 million dollars (274 million euros) for Ukraine announced last week It would only be enough for a few weeks

Climate change: The planet on the brink”, warns the UN

2024 could in turn be the hottest year in history, warns the UN. There is a “high probability” that 2024 will in turn show unprecedented temperatures, while the past year comes to the end of a decade of record heat, pushing the planet “to the edge of the abyss”, warned

The list of records broken or “pulverized” is long, ranging from greenhouse gas levels to surface temperatures to thermal content (energy absorbed and stored) and ocean acidification, ocean acidification, sea level rise, or even the extent of Antarctic sea ice and the retreat of glaciers.

IN A NUTSHELL

European businesses in China are “under pressure” due to an increasingly “politicized” business climate, amid geopolitical tensions between Beijing and Western countries, according to a report by the European Union (EU) Chamber of Commerce published on Wednesday.

Finland has cemented its place as the happiest country in the world, winning the title for the seventh year in a row, according to a UN-sponsored report released on Wednesday.

Present in training, the Belarusian Aryna Sabalenka “intends to play” at the WTA 1000 tournament in Miami (Florida, United States), despite the death of her companion, despite the death of her companion, according to the organizers of the tournament.

The young French Arthur Cazaux, victim of an illness on Monday in qualifications for the Masters 1000 in Miami (Florida, United States), announced that he had been released from the hospital on Tuesday, with “more fear than harm”.