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Aujourd’hui, l’ONM a émis une alerte météo de niveau 01 avec vigilance jaune, signalant des vents violents à Ain Salah. Il est crucial de rester […]

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La FIFA a donné son accord hier, le vendredi 2 février 2024, pour que l’international algérien Said Benrahma rejoigne l’Olympique Lyonnais, selon les déclarations du […]

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Cette semaine, Valérie Bony reçoit Laure Malécot pour l'expo "Transmission" au musée de la femme Henriette Bathily de Dakar jusqu'au 1 mars. (crédit photo : Papa Alioune Dieng)

KYIV, 3 February 2024 - The OSCE Chair-in-Office, Minister for Foreign and European Affairs and Trade of Malta Ian Borg, completed his visit to Ukraine.

In Kyiv, the Chair-in-Office Minister Borg met with the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy and the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dmytro Kuleba.

“My first visit as Chair-in-Office reinforces our unequivocal and unwavering commitment to support Ukraine and to keep Russia’s illegal war of aggression against Ukraine at the top of the OSCE agenda. Every death is a tragedy and too many lives have been lost in this senseless war,” Borg said.

Throughout the Chairpersonship, Malta will continue to place strong emphasis on the urgent need to bring this war to an end, while at the same time find practical solutions to assist Ukraine and its people. The Chair-in-Office reiterated that the Organization remains engaged and committed to support the government, civil society and people of Ukraine, including through the OSCE’s extra-budgetary Support Programme for Ukraine (SPU), as the magnitude of the destruction caused by Russia’s war against Ukraine continues to worsen.

“The OSCE will continue to support Ukraine in addressing multiple and unprecedented challenges the country is facing due to the ongoing war against it. The OSCE has tools such as the Moscow Mechanism to establish facts on the violation of the OSCE’s core principles and can contribute to the accountability of the perpetrators. I am convinced that our Organization has a pivotal role to play in Ukraine. We commend the important work of the Support Programme for Ukraine’s team and pledge our support for even more engagement,” Minister Borg said.

During his visit, Chair-in-Office Borg was accompanied by the Special Representative of the CiO – Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine, Ambassador Marcel Peško. Minister Borg also met SPU staff to express his appreciation for the dedication and hard work each of them brings to the Organization.

“One issue that weighs heavily on our collective conscience is the unjust and illegal detention of the three staff members of the OSCE Special Monitoring Mission. Our thoughts are with them and their families during this challenging time. We are concerned about their health and safety and join the Secretary General in her call on Russia for their immediate release,” Minister Borg stressed. 

Chair-in-Office Minister Borg underscored the need to continue demonstrating unity as an organization to advocate for their immediate release while standing in absolute solidarity with them and their families.

Above all, Minister Borg emphasised that the OSCE must remain anchored in the principles and commitments to which all the participating States agreed to, with a view to restoring peace and security in our region.

The OSCE’s extrabudgetary (ExB) Support Programme for Ukraine (SPU) was launched on 1 November 2022 in order to address the immediate challenges to civilians posed by the war against Ukraine and to support the long-term democratic and social resilience of the country’s institutions and civil society.

The Programme comprises projects that build on the OSCE’s prior work with its long-standing partners and covers a wide range of areas, such as humanitarian demining, addressing chemical threats, monitoring of environmental damage from the war and supporting the reform efforts of the Ukrainian government.

La terre a une nouvelle fois tremblé en Algérie. En effet, une secousse tellurique d’une magnitude de 3,4 a été enregistrée ce samedi 3 février […]

L’article Tremblement de terre : Tizi Ouzou secouée ce 3 février est apparu en premier sur .

Lorsque Natashja Wilson a remarqué les symptômes du prolapsus des organes pelviens, elle n'avait aucune idée de ce qui lui est arrivé.

La Cour d'appel de Belgrade a annulé le verdict condamnant quatre anciens agents de la sécurité de l'État serbe pour leur implication dans l'assassinat du journaliste Slavko Ćuruvija, le 11 avril 1999. Une décision qui a choqué la communauté journalistique.

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La Cour d'appel de Belgrade a annulé le verdict condamnant quatre anciens agents de la sécurité de l'État serbe pour leur implication dans l'assassinat du journaliste Slavko Ćuruvija, le 11 avril 1999. Une décision qui a choqué la communauté journalistique.

- Le fil de l'Info / Courrier des Balkans, Serbie, Défense, police et justice, Médias indépendants

Condamnés en première instance, une nounou et le propriétaire d’un coton de Tuléar se rejettent la faute. Pour la mère de la fillette blessée, ils sont tous deux coupables.

In their rush to vote down burdensome amendments on a bill regulating consulting companies, Renaissance MPs also voted down amendments that support its own cloud security strategy - casting doubt as to its consistency in pushing the scheme forward.

En 1986, un inconnu est trouvé mort sur une plage de Californie, les poches remplies de billets. Parmi les limiers du Net, la rappeuse lausannoise La Gale mène l’enquête. Palpitante.

The United Nations' highest court on Friday (2 February) ruled that it will hear a case in which Kyiv has asked it to declare it did not commit genocide in eastern Ukraine, as Russia claimed as a pretext for attacking its smaller neighbour.

The US military launched airstrikes on Friday (2 February) in Iraq and Syria against more than 85 targets linked to Iran's Revolutionary Guard (IRGC) and the militias it backs, in retaliation for last weekend's attack in Jordan that killed three US troops.

Bruxelles qui rit, Belgrade et Pristina qui boudent... L'émissaire européen Miroslav Lajčák voit des « progrès », mais les accords signés entre le Kosovo et la Serbie seront-ils jamais appliqués ? Et pourquoi la Russie lie-t-elle le Kosovo à l'Ukraine ? Dialogue.

- Articles / Radio Slobodna Evropa, Kosovo, Ukraine, Relations internationales, dialogue Kosovo Serbie, Serbie

Bruxelles qui rit, Belgrade et Pristina qui boudent... L'émissaire européen Miroslav Lajčák voit des « progrès », mais les accords signés entre le Kosovo et la Serbie seront-ils jamais appliqués ? Et pourquoi la Russie lie-t-elle le Kosovo à l'Ukraine ? Dialogue.

- Articles / Radio Slobodna Evropa, Kosovo, Ukraine, Relations internationales, dialogue Kosovo Serbie, Serbie

Bruxelles qui rit, Belgrade et Pristina qui boudent... L'émissaire européen Miroslav Lajčák voit des « progrès », mais les accords signés entre le Kosovo et la Serbie seront-ils jamais appliqués ? Et pourquoi la Russie lie-t-elle le Kosovo à l'Ukraine ? Dialogue.

- Articles / Radio Slobodna Evropa, Kosovo, Ukraine, Relations internationales, dialogue Kosovo Serbie, Serbie

A Serbian appeals court acquitted four former intelligence officers jailed for the brutal 1999 murder of journalist Slavko Curuvija, a fierce critic of late strongman Slobodan Milosevic.

Recent India Ocean hijackings are fuelling concerns that an old problem could be making a comeback.

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The European Union and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) adopted a joint statement following their 24th ministerial meeting.