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Wixon donnait peu à manger à la victime, ne l'autorisait pas à quitter la maison et la forçait à prendre des douches secrètes la nuit.

La Cour criminelle de première instance de Dar El-Beïda a condamné un jeune homme de 26 ans, originaire de la wilaya de Tébessa, à dix […]

L’article Profanation du drapeau national et soupçons des liens avec « Daech » : un jeune lourdement condamné est apparu en premier sur .

Montée en Super Lig pour le jeune footballeur béninois Junior Olaitan !

Le milieu offensif international s'engage avec Besiktas, un club turc, jusqu'en juin 2029.

Junior Olaitan devient ainsi le 196è joueur étranger à porter le maillot noir et blanc. Le joueur de 22 ans portera le numéro 15.

L'ex sociétaire de Ayéma FC au Bénin a évolué en France avant de rejoindre la Turquie. Il a passé sa dernière saison avec le club turc Göztepe Spor Kulübü.
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The publication of further files in the case of sex offender Jeffrey Epstein continues to raise new questions. Dozens more prominent names appear in the more than three million pages of documents, thousands of videos and well over 100,000 photos most recently released by the US Department of Justice. Commentators discuss the connections between these individuals and Epstein and what consequences they will have.

France's budget for the current year has been finalised. On Monday, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu survived two votes of no confidence brought by the opposition. His predecessors François Bayrou and Michel Barnier were forced to step down shortly after taking office amid disputes over the budget. Is France entering calmer political waters?

Russia attacked energy facilities across Ukraine on Tuesday night, just as the country is experiencing extreme winter weather. Donald Trump had agreed a week-long ceasefire with Vladimir Putin last week, but the exact timing remained unclear. Commentators discuss Putin's current strategy ahead of the peace negotiations set to begin today in Abu Dhabi.

On 8 March, Switzerland will vote on the "200 francs is enough!" initiative, or "halving initiative" aimed at a substantial reduction in radio and television license fees for citizens and an exemption for businesses. If successful, the budget for the country's public broadcasting service SRG would be almost halved. The initiative is supported by the right-wing SVP, the Young Liberals and the Swiss Trade Association.