Browsing: President Emmanuel Macron

David Rubenstein, the CEO of The Carlyle Group, moderated the panel on technology’s ability to disrupt poverty

The organisation premised its demand on the fact that overzealous operatives and/or business executives may be operating below the radar to pass off personal agenda as national interest

Macron made the remark in a telephone discussion with Turkish leader, Tayyip Erdogan, the Elysee Palace said.

The photographer followed Macron on a motorbike on several occasions and trespassed on the grounds of the holiday residence of the president and his wife, Brigitte, the source said.

A group of armed men attacked a Turkish restaurant on Sunday evening in downtown Ouagadougou, the capital of the Western African country and wounded many.

Lawmakers across the political divide supported the extension except those from Jean-Luc Melenchon’s hard-left France Unbowed party and the Communist party, which both deemed the emergency rule dangerous for civil liberties.

The source said that during his detention, the suspect described himself as a nationalist and made offensive comments about blacks,

Leaders of the G5 Sahel bloc – Mali, Burkina Faso, Mauritania, Niger and Chad – were expected to launch a new multi-national force at the meeting aimed at combating militants and illegal activity in the vast arid zone.

“Our enemies are cowards, but they have determination. They want to destroy us,” President Emmanuel Macron told leaders

Kohl’s coffin, draped in the flag of the European Union, was carried into the European Parliament’s main chamber for the two-hour service.

The visit is Macron’s second to Mali in a month and a half, which defines his hard-stand against terrorism, especially those linked to al-Qaida in the region

Four years after intervening in its former colony to ward off a jihadist offensive, there is no sign of France withdrawing its 4,000-strong regional Barkhane contingent as they, alongside 10,000 UN peacekeepers, struggle to stabilise Mali and implement peace accords.

But separatist agitations in Nigeria are likely to continue – at least for a while- because they are being propelled by different dynamics

All over the world chronological age is not what it used to be – people not only live longer but also healthier. Retirement age is being increased all over the world in recognition of this and there are people in their 60s and 70s who look better and healthier than some in their 30s and 40s

is expected to take between 400 and 440 of the assembly’s 577 seats in next week’s second round, according to a Kantar Public-onepoint forecast based on partial results

Taiwo Kola-Ogunlade, Google’s Communications and Public Affairs Manager for Anglophone West Africa, made this known in a statement in Lagos on Thursday

NAN reports that Macron won with between 65 and 66 per cent of the votes, projections published by multiple French media showed

The rise came after steep falls last week on the back of ongoing high supplies from countries that aren’t participating in the cuts, including the US, where output is soaring