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La ville de Prince George, victime de la crise des drogues toxiques
Vous naviguez sur le site de Radio-Canada Début du contenu principal La Colombie-Britannique compte le plus haut taux de décès par habitant associés à l’usage de drogues toxiques au pays. Depuis le début de l’année, cette crise a fait en moyenne 6 morts par jour, en faisant la première cause de mortalité chez les personnes de 10 à 59 ans. Écouter l’article | 9 minutes La version audio de cet article est générée par la synthèse vocale, une technologie basée sur l’intelligence artificielle.
Trans Mountain : aussi essentiel qu’insensé, à entendre ses voisins
Vous naviguez sur le site de Radio-Canada Début du contenu principal L’oléoduc agrandi entre officiellement en service mercredi. C’est l’aboutissement d’un énorme chantier qui n’a cessé de diviser l’ouest du pays ces 10 dernières années. Écouter l'article Fonctionnalité à l'essai La synthèse vocale, basée sur l’intelligence artificielle, permet de générer un texte parlé à partir d’un texte écrit.
La fin annoncée de la prohibition se fait toujours attendre à Cardston, en Alberta
Vous naviguez sur le site de Radio-Canada Début du contenu principal Même si la ville a récemment décidé d’assouplir les règles, aucun restaurant n’a encore reçu la permission de servir des boissons alcoolisées. Écouter l'article Fonctionnalité à l'essai La synthèse vocale, basée sur l’intelligence artificielle, permet de générer un texte parlé à partir d’un texte écrit. Nouveau! La synthèse vocale, basée sur l’intelligence artificielle, permet de générer un texte parlé à partir d’un texte écrit.
Le spectre d’une sécheresse prolongée plane sur l’Alberta
Vous naviguez sur le site de Radio-Canada Début du contenu principal Les signes laissant présager un nouvel épisode de sécheresse sévère en Alberta sont difficiles à ignorer. L’hiver est à peine terminé, mais les réserves d’eau dans le sud de la province sont à des niveaux anormalement bas. Des avis de conservation de la ressource ont déjà été diffusés par certaines municipalités et le secteur de l’agriculture est en état d’alerte avant même d’avoir commencé à semer.
Décarboner les sables bitumineux albertains : un écran de fumée?
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Qatar Turns Into An Art Gallery Ahead Of World Cup
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Catar cria centro de controle inovador para prevenir incidentes na Copa
Diante de uma parede de monitores digna da NASA, técnicos controlam as portas, as comunicações com os espectadores e as imagens das 15 mil câmeras dos oito estádios que vão receber jogos da Copa do Mundo de 2022 no Catar.
Qatar World Cup start brought forward to November 20: sources
The World Cup's start will be brought forward by a day to allow hosts Qatar to play the opening game, sources told AFP on Wednesday, just over three months before the competition gets underway. Qatar will now play Ecuador on November 20, 24 hours earlier than planned, in a move that FIFA's ruling council was expected to confirm soon, according to sources with knowledge of the matter.
Qatar World Cup start brought forward to November 20: sources
The World Cup's start will be brought forward by a day to allow hosts Qatar to play the opening game, sources told AFP on Wednesday, just over three months before the competition gets underway. Qatar will now play Ecuador on November 20, 24 hours earlier than planned, in a move that FIFA's ruling council was expected to confirm soon, according to sources with knowledge of the matter.
Israel hunts Islamic Jihad operatives in West Bank
August 10, 2022 RAMALLAH, West Bank — After three days of fighting that killed dozens of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, Israel and Palestinian Islamic Jihad reached an Egyptian-brokered truce that came into force late on Aug. 7. The cease-fire agreement is vulnerable as the Israeli military operation against Islamic Jihad, codenamed “Breaking Dawn,” has not been limited to the Gaza Strip.
US approves Sweden, Finland NATO bid as Turkey warns of conditions
August 9, 2022 US President Joe Biden signed Washington’s approval for Sweden and Finland to join the North Atlantic Treaty Alliance (NATO) on Tuesday, describing it as a “watershed moment” for European and global stability. “Together, we commit that the United States, Finland and Sweden will continue to remain vigilant against any threats to our shared security, and deter any confrontation and confront any aggression or threat of aggression,” Biden said.
US renews Iran sanctions waiver for civilian nuclear activities
August 9, 2022 The Biden administration has notified Congress that it renewed a sanctions waiver allowing international cooperation on some of Iran’s civilian nuclear projects, a State Department spokesperson confirmed to Al-Monitor. The waiver, which was set to expire this month, permits foreign companies to conduct certain non-proliferation work at Iranian nuclear sites without incurring US sanctions.
Egyptian trade delegation visits Israel for first time in years
June 30, 2022 CAIRO — An Egyptian delegation of 12 businessmen and members of the Federation of Egyptian Industries arrived in Israel June 19 for the first time in 10 years. Israeli officials and observers believe that this visit reflects the growing economic relations between Egypt and Israel.
‘No progress made’: US blames Iran for failure of indirect nuclear talks - Anne Levasseur
DOHA, Qatar (AFP) –Indirect talks in Qatar’s capital between Iran and the US on reviving a 2015 nuclear deal have concluded with “no progress made,” a State Department spokesperson said late Wednesday. The negotiations in Doha were an attempt to reboot long-running European Union-mediated talks on a return to the 2015 agreement between Tehran and world powers.
'No progress made': US blames Iran for failure of indirect nuclear talks
DOHA, Qatar (AFP) –Indirect talks in Qatar’s capital between Iran and the US on reviving a 2015 nuclear deal have concluded with “no progress made,” a State Department spokesperson said late Wednesday. The negotiations in Doha were an attempt to reboot long-running European Union-mediated talks on a return to the 2015 agreement between Tehran and world powers.
The Takeaway: Turkey still has final say on Sweden, Finland NATO bids
June 29, 2022 Leading the news: Turkey allows ‘invitation’ to Sweden and Finland for NATO Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has agreed not to veto NATO’s invitation to Sweden and Finland to join the alliance, breaking a months-long impasse. The intervention of US President Joe Biden, who spoke with Erdogan by phone on Tuesday morning, helped smooth the agreement, as Nazlan Ertan reports.
Israel's EcoOcean to tell UN meeting of its work to clean Mediterranean
June 29, 2022 Israel is well represented at the June 27-July 1 United Nations Ocean Conference in Lisbon. Director of the National Marine Environmental Protection Unit Rani Amir told the assembly, "Israel’s Mediterranean and Red Sea coastlines are among the country’s most valuable natural assets.
Syria seizes record 2.3 tonnes of captagon: ministry
June 29, 2022 — Damascus (AFP) Syrian counter-narcotics units seized a record haul of 2.3 tonnes of the amphetamine-type stimulant known as captagon, the interior ministry announced Wednesday. Law enforcement officers had earlier discovered 249 kilos of captagon hidden in steel machinery inside containers ready to leave the Mediterranean port of Latakia.
Américains et Iraniens entament au Qatar des discussions sur le nucléaire
L’envoyé spécial des États-Unis Robert Malley et le négociateur iranien Ali Bagheri sont arrivés dans la journée dans la capitale du Qatar, pays qui a joué le médiateur dans plusieurs dossiers internationaux. «Des messages indirects ont été échangés entre les deux parties», a indiqué une source diplomatique de la région à l’AFP, alors que les deux délégations sont installées dans des salles séparées. Après avoir rencontré des responsables politiques qataris, M.
As Israel's new premier, will Lapid change course on Iran?
June 28, 2022 Yair Lapid is scheduled to take over from Naftali Bennett as Israeli prime minister next week under a complex job-sharing agreement. It's an open questionwhetherLapid intends to maintain Bennett’s hawkish, confrontational policy on Iran and on the nuclear agreement between it and world powers. US President Joe Biden’s July 13 visit to Israel comes as yet another domestic election cycle heats up and will require great precision, discretion and sensitivity.
Winners, losers emerge as Israel’s parliament dissolves
June 28, 2022 After a stormy and heated debate through the night, not unlike the rest of the 24th Knesset’s brief life, the Knesset voted on the first reading of a bill to dissolve itself. The process should be over by midnight tomorrow, June 29. Thus, the current Israeli parliament will reach its end after just a year and three months, out of a four-year mandate. Until tomorrow night, the parties are expected to continue squabbling over the precise date for Israelis to head to the polls.
Gaza YouTuber scams million dollars, vanishes
June 28, 2022 GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip — Dozens of citizens in Gaza have fallen prey to fraud on the part of the Palestinian YouTuber Jalal al-Najjar, who collected $1 million from investors and then disappeared. He had followers interested in investing in digital currencies but suddenly vanished and stopped responding to individuals who paid him money for investment purposes.
US, Iran Chief Negotiators To Start Nuclear Talks In Qatar
Chief negotiators from the United States and Iran were due to hold indirect talks in Qatar on Tuesday, bidding to overcome obstacles that have stalled attempts to revive a nuclear deal. US special envoy Robert Malley and Iran's Ali Bagheri headed to Doha after more than a year of European Union-mediated talks in Vienna on a return to the 2015 agreement.
Egypt to build desalination plant in Iraq
June 28, 2022 An Egyptian delegation of water treatment experts visited Iraq this month for talks with Iraqi officials on addressing an acute water crisis in the Arab country. The Ministry of Irrigation and Water Resources said June 20 that the Egyptian delegation discussed a proposal for building a water desalination plant on the Euphrates River. The station will be used to purify and desalinate seawater to help ease water shortages in southern Iraq.
Arab League weighs in on Nile dam dispute
June 28, 2022 CAIRO — Secretary General of the Cairo-based Arab League Ahmed Aboul Gheit recently criticized the way the international community, particularly the UN Security Council, has handled the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) dispute pitting Egypt and Sudan against Ethiopia.
Egypt restores 70-year-old train of King Farouk
June 28, 2022 CAIRO — The Egyptian National Railway Authority announced on June 12 the completion of the restoration works of the royal train dating back to the era of King Farouk, 70 years after it had no longer been in use. The authority said in a press statement that the train had been restored to its historical condition and its original components while preserving its ancient archaeological character and historical shape.
Rich heritage buried under impoverished Gaza Strip
June 26, 2022 — Jabaliya (Palestinian Territories) (AFP) While workers laboured on a large construction site in the Gaza Strip, a security guard noticed a strange piece of stone sticking out of the earth. "I thought it was a tunnel," said Ahmad, the young guard, referring to secret passages dug by the Islamist group Hamas to help it battle Israel. In the Gaza Strip, ruled by Hamas and repeatedly ravaged by war, people are more familiar with burying the dead than digging up their heritage.
Ethiopia to supply South Sudan with electricity, as Nile dam talks continue to falter
May 15, 2022 As the dispute over the giant hydroelectric dam that Ethiopia is building on the Nile River continues to linger, Addis Ababa recently unveiled plans to export electric power to South Sudan as part of an electrical interconnection project between the two countries. According to the Ethiopian News Agency, Addis Ababa is to start exporting 100 megawatts (MW) of electric power to South Sudan in the first phase of the project and gradually increase it to 400 MW over the next three years.
Uri Savir, key negotiator in Oslo Accords, passes away at 69
May 15, 2022 Israel’s peace camp is mourning Uri Savir, who passed away on Friday at the age of 69. Best known in Israel for the central role he played in negotiating the Oslo Accords, Savir continued in the post-Oslo years to promote peace and coexistence in different forums, including his writings as contributor to Al-Monitor. The son of one of Israel’s first diplomats, Savir joined the Foreign Ministry shortly after completing his studies at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem.
Lebanese hope for change in May 15 parliamentary elections
May 5, 2022 BEIRUT — With parliamentary elections rapidly approaching, Lebanese voters are bracing for what many are calling a make or break moment for their beleaguered country. Years of political unrest and protests against systemic corruption, beginning in 2019 with the October Revolution, has led to a state of political paralysis.
Reed’s release from Russia raises optimism for Iran-US exchange
May 4, 2022 Trevor Reed’s release from Russian detention has offered renewed hope to the families of US citizens held in Iran, who on Wednesday joined forces to urge President Joe Biden to get personally involved in bringing their loved ones home. Gathered outside the White House on Wednesday afternoon were the relatives of roughly a dozen Americans who are wrongfully detained or held hostage by foreign governments such as Iran, Russia and Venezuela.
The Takeaway: Russia-Ukraine war spills over into Nile Dam dispute
May 4, 2022 Lead: Food and energy price spikes add urgency to dam dispute Sharp increases in food and energy prices resulting from the Russia-Ukraine war have added urgency and concern in Egypt about Ethiopia’s plans to proceed with the third filling of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) in June.
Saudi authorities bust 45 tons of smuggled khat
May 4, 2022 Saudi authorities foiled an attempt to smuggle a massive amount of khat today. The Ministry of the Interior announced the seizure of 45.6 tons of khat as well as 760 kilograms (1,675 pounds) of hashish in several areas of the kingdom. Border security forces arrested 41 Saudi citizens in relation to the incident, in addition to 11 people from Ethiopia, seven from Yemen and two from Pakistan, according to a tweet from the ministry.
Erdogan unveils plans to send 1 million Syrians back as anti-refugee sentiment escalates
May 4, 2022 The date on the screen shows May 3, 2043, as a Syrian party wins the elections in Turkey and its chair declares Arabic the official language of Turkey. In the next scene, the camera pans to a young man who laments his job as a cleaner in a hospital run by a Syrian man, where he is not allowed to speak Turkish.
Egypt to store carbon with Italy’s Eni
May 4, 2022 The Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum announced yesterday a new initiative to store carbon. The Italian oil and gas company ENI will invest $25 million in a project to store between 25,000 and 30,000 tons of carbon dioxide in Meleiha field in northern Egypt, the Ministry of Petroleum said in a press release. What is carbon storage: Carbon storage refers to the capture and separation of carbon dioxide from industrial processes before it is released into the atmosphere.
Iran engages neighbors as nuclear talks falter
May 4, 2022 One of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi's many campaign promises was that he would not put the country's economic and political fate at the mercy of the nuclear negotiations. With the nuclear talks unofficially at a stalemate, Iran appears to be focused on regional diplomacy. One of the most pressing issues is currently tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia, who have been locked in indirect conflict for a decade, supporting proxies and groups hostile to one another’s interests.
Westwood confirms request to play in Saudi-backed golf event
May 4, 2022 — London (AFP) Lee Westwood said Wednesday he had asked to be released from the US and European golf tours so he can compete in the first event of a lucrative Saudi-backed series next month. The 49-year-old British former world number one said that he had asked both Tours for permission to contest the $25 million LIV Golf Invitational at Centurion Club near London, from June 9 to 11.
Qatar Faces World Cup Questions As 200-day Countdown Looms
Migrant labourers are working through the night near the World Cup clock that will start counting down 200 days to kick-off on Thursday, with hosts Qatar facing mounting questions over costs and conditions for fans. Eight shiny, air-conditioned stadiums are ready for the tournament's start on November 21, but every night the army of South Asian workers who underpin Qatar's energy-rich economy swarm over unfinished roads and building sites around Doha.
Israel lays groundwork for Biden visit
May 4, 2022 A senior American delegation arrived in Israel May 1 to prepare the upcoming visit of President Joe Biden. The official date of Biden’s arrival has not been announced yet, but it's likely to happen in late June. Biden is expected to participate in the G7 summit in Germany June 26 and the NATO annual summit in Spain on June 29. His visit to Israel will probably be part of this European tour.
Hamas fears warming in Turkey-Israel ties
May 4, 2022 Israel’s Israel Hayom daily reported April 26 that in February and March Turkey has requested dozens of Hamas activists to leave its territories, while preventing others from entering the country. The alleged request coincides with the rapprochement between Ankara and Tel Aviv.
Egyptian archaeologists unearth ancient pottery workshop in Alexandria
May 4, 2022 An Egyptian archaeological mission recently made several discoveries in western Alexandria, including a workshop for the manufacture of amphoras, a cemetery, several coins dating back to the Ptolemaic era and about 100 other archaeological finds.
Egypt to list army-owned companies on stock exchange
May 4, 2022 Egypt is planning to list army-owned companies on the stock exchange before the end of the year, as part of a plan to include the private sector in the management of state-owned assets. The decision to make state-owned companies public in Egypt is not new, but it has been repeatedly postponed.
Cartoon alien aims to ease culture shock ahead of World Cup in Qatar
DOHA, Qatar (AFP) — A cartoon series on an alien who crash-lands in World Cup host Qatar aims to ease a culture clash between more than a million foreign soccer fans and the conservative state’s residents. Like the arriving fans, Kawkabani, star of the series launched by Qatar’s first animation studio, has to learn Arabic pronunciation, how to drink coffee — and to discover that Qataris prepare way too much food for their guests.
Doha respira futebol às vésperas do sorteio da Copa do Mundo-2022
Enquanto o planeta do futebol volta os olhos para o Catar diante do esperado sorteio da Copa do Mundo de 2022 na próxima sexta-feira, o hasteamento das bandeiras dos últimos nove países classificados nesta quarta-feira já dava detalhes de como será o evento neste pequeno país do Golfo que sediará o torneio de 21 de novembro a 18 de dezembro.
Mondial-2022 | Doha à l’heure du soccer avant le tirage
(Doha) À l’approche du très attendu tirage au sort du Mondial-2022 de football au Qatar vendredi, la levée des drapeaux des neuf plus récents qualifiés a donné un avant-goût mercredi de ce que réservera l’évènement du 21 novembre au 18 décembre.
Russia-Ukraine war recasts Turkish policies and priorities
March 18, 2022 Erdogan: Turkey will leave its mark on 21st century "Turkey’s diplomatic isolation was the focus of excited punditry in recent years," writes Amberin Zaman, "but today, Ankara is running out of red carpet as a deluge of foreign dignitaries knock at its door." Recent knockers include NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, Israeli President Isaac Herzog, and Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis — all as a result of Turkey’s critical role,...
Saturday morning: What we're reading (and listening to)
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Sudan's military leaders well received in Moscow amid growing international isolation
The deputy head of Sudan's ruling council, Gen. Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, visited Moscow Feb. 23, as the political crisis in Sudan drags on after a coup orchestrated by the army toppled the civilian-led government. Dagalo, also known as Hemedti, leads the powerful paramilitary Rapid Support Forces. He stands accused of widespread abuses in Sudan and was the main actor in the military coup carried out by army leaders Oct. 25, 2021, which drew broad international condemnation.
Pakistan boosts Iran border security, maintains balance with Riyadh
Iranian Interior Minister Ahmad Vahidi traveled to Islamabad last week to discuss a series of attacks on Pakistani security posts along the Pakistan-Iran border. The first attack happened Jan. 25 at Kech, not far from Gwadar port, followed by two more Feb. 2 at Panjgur and Noshki. As usual, the Baloch Liberation Army claimed responsibility. The insurgents were highly trained, and in the Feb. 2 attacks a 70-hour operation was required to clear out both locations.
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