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From the National Intelligence Law to two new State Council decrees, China’s official messaging on foreign investment doesn’t match the actual developments on the ground.

Le ministre des Travaux publics et des Infrastructures de base, Abdelkader Djellaoui, a accordé ce mardi soir une audience à l’ambassadeur du Royaume d’Espagne en […]

L’article L’Espagne cible le marché algérien des infrastructures : ce qui se prépare est apparu en premier sur .

Ce dernier épisode de violences s’est produit lundi matin, quand des assaillants présumés de l’Etat islamique en Afrique de l’Ouest ont attaqué un lycée de la ville de Lassa, dans la zone administrative d’Askira Uba, tuant trois personnes, dont un soldat, selon les autorités.

Affaire Lyhanna, meurtre de Louis, loi Ripost et plan contre le narcotrafic aux Antilles et en Guyane, Jean-Didier Berger, ministre délégué auprès du ministre de l’Intérieur répond aux questions de Roselyne Febvre et Frédéric Rivière. Il sera aussi question de la commission d'enquête voulue par les écologistes sur la gestion de la canicule qui "permettra de voir ce qui a été fait dans les mairies écologistes et qui risque de leur revenir en boomerang" selon lui.

La Direction générale de la Fonction publique et de la Réforme administrative (DGFPRA) a tranché. Dans un communiqué officiel, elle confirme que le jeudi 2 juillet 2026, jour […]

L’article Autorisation spéciale d’absence des travailleurs le 02/07 : précision importante de la Fonction publique est apparu en premier sur .

Recent scientific reassessments strengthen the case for rapid climate action rather than weaken it.

  The condition of Hindu minorities in Pakistan has remained a subject of concern for human rights organizations, minority-rights advocates, journalists, and international observers for decades. Issues including religious discrimination, forced conversions, attacks on temples, social exclusion, and extremist violence have repeatedly appeared in reports discussing the broader condition of religious minorities in the country.   The issue is deeply connected to the history of the Indian subcontinent itself. Before the Partition of British India in 1947, regions that now form Pakistan contained significant Hindu and Sikh populations. The violence accompanying Partition triggered one of the largest mass migrations in modern history, forcing millions of Hindus and Sikhs to leave West Pakistan and migrate to India, while millions of Muslims moved in the opposite direction.   This upheaval permanently transformed the demographic structure of the region. Historical census records indicate that the Hindu population in what became West Pakistan sharply declined after Partition and continued decreasing over subsequent decades. Today, most of Pakistan’s Hindu population is concentrated in Sindh province, particularly in rural districts.   The decline of indigenous Hindu communities is especially striking given the region’s ancient civilizational history. Present-day Pakistan contains some of South Asia’s oldest archaeological and cultural sites connected to the Indus Valley Civilization, including Harappa and Mohenjo-daro. Historians note that Hindu civilization existed in these regions for thousands of years prior to the formation of the modern Pakistani state.   Human-rights organizations and minority advocates identify several factors behind the long-term decline of Hindu communities in Pakistan. These include migration following Partition, economic marginalization, insecurity during periods of communal tension, religious discrimination, and fear generated by extremist violence in certain regions.   One of the most controversial and widely discussed concerns involves allegations of forced conversion and forced marriage of Hindu girls, particularly in parts of Sindh and southern Punjab. Rights organizations, activists, and journalists have documented cases in which underage Hindu girls were allegedly abducted, converted to Islam, and married against their will. Pakistani authorities and courts have faced repeated criticism from rights groups over failures to adequately protect vulnerable minority families in such cases.   Another major source of concern involves Pakistan’s blasphemy laws. International human-rights organizations, including Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International, have repeatedly warned that blasphemy allegations are sometimes misused against minorities and socially vulnerable individuals. Even accusations alone have occasionally triggered mob violence, attacks on religious sites, and destruction of property.   One incident frequently cited by observers occurred in Ghotki in 2019, when violence reportedly targeted Hindu temples, schools, and businesses following allegations involving a Hindu school principal. Such incidents contribute to a climate of fear and insecurity among minority communities.   The condition of Hindu temples and religious sites has also become a recurring issue. Since 1947, many temples have reportedly disappeared, fallen into disrepair, been illegally occupied, or faced vandalism during communal unrest. Human-rights advocates argue that attacks on religious sites damage not only physical structures, but also the cultural and historical presence of minorities within society.   The controversy surrounding the construction of a Hindu temple in Islamabad in 2020 became another symbol of the broader debate over minority rights in Pakistan. Opposition from Islamist groups triggered national controversy and intensified discussions regarding religious freedom and equal citizenship.   Educational narratives have also drawn criticism from reform advocates and rights groups. Critics argue that sections of school curricula historically portrayed Hindus and other non-Muslim communities negatively or primarily through the lens of religious conflict. Reform advocates continue to call for curriculum modernization, interfaith education, and the inclusion of minority histories within national narratives.   The broader rise of extremism and radicalization in Pakistan over several decades has affected multiple minority groups, including Hindus, Christians, Sikhs, and Ahmadis. Pakistan has also faced international scrutiny because several extremist organizations operating from the region—including Lashkar-e-Taiba, Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan, Al-Qaeda, and Islamic State — have been internationally sanctioned or designated as terrorist groups.   Analysts argue that periods of radicalization and political instability have often intensified insecurity for minorities and weakened trust in state protections. Concerns regarding extremism have also shaped regional tensions involving India, Bangladesh, and other neighboring states.   The memory of the 1971 Bangladesh Liberation War continues to influence these regional discussions. Historians and rights advocates have documented mass killings, sexual violence, and atrocities committed during the conflict. The trauma of 1971 remains deeply embedded in South Asian political and historical consciousness.   At the same time, many Pakistani journalists, lawyers, academics, activists, and civil-society organizations continue working courageously to defend minority rights, oppose extremism, and promote interfaith harmony. Their efforts demonstrate that the struggle over religious freedom and pluralism inside Pakistan remains ongoing and contested rather than one-dimensional.   Babu Lal Vaghela, General Secretary of the Karachi Hindu Council, and Sheraz Hadayat, Honorable Advisor of the World Hindu Struggle Committee, appealed to Shipan Kumar Basu, President of the World Hindu Struggle Committee, to raise his voice for the protection of Hindu, Sikh, Christian, and other minority communities in Pakistan.   They expressed deep concern over the worsening condition of minorities in different parts of Pakistan. According to them, incidents of abduction and forced conversion of minor girls, attacks on Hindu temples, vandalism of Christian churches, and continuous harassment of minority communities have created fear and insecurity among the people.   Babu Lal Vaghela and Sheraz Hadayat requested Shipan Kumar Basu to raise these humanitarian concerns before international forums, including the European Parliament and the United States Congress, so that the human-rights concerns of Pakistani minorities can receive broader international attention.   Shipan Kumar Basu emphasized that the international community should pay urgent attention to the protection of religious minorities and ensure that basic human rights, religious freedom, dignity, and security are guaranteed for all communities living in Pakistan. He also urged international human-rights organizations, democratic countries, and global institutions to monitor the situation closely and support efforts promoting justice, peace, and equal rights for minorities.   International human-rights organizations have repeatedly called for stronger legal protections for minorities, stricter action against forced conversions, protection of religious sites, curriculum reform, and more effective law enforcement against sectarian violence.   Ultimately, the condition of Hindu minorities in Pakistan remains one of the most sensitive and important human-rights issues in South Asia. While many Hindus continue living peacefully in parts of the country, persistent concerns regarding discrimination, forced conversions, insecurity, attacks on temples, and extremist influence continue to be raised by activists, researchers, and international observers.   Long-term stability in the region will depend not only on economic development or political reform, but also on the ability of states to guarantee equal citizenship, religious freedom, minority protections, and interfaith coexistence for all communities.                                          

Choisir un casque balistique ne consiste pas à comparer uniquement le prix, le poids ou l’apparence du modèle. Pour un professionnel exposé à des risques réels — sécurité, intervention, protection rapprochée, formation opérationnelle ou environnement à menace élevée — ce choix engage directement la protection, le confort et la capacité à rester efficace sur le […]

À l’occasion de la 66e commémoration de l’indépendance de la République démocratique du Congo, l’Entente urbaine de cyclisme de Kinshasa-Lukunga (zone Kin-Ouest) a organisé, mardi 30 juin 2026, le « Grand Prix Cycliste de l’Unité ».

Comment le système pourrait-il mieux soutenir les hommes à qui on a dit qu'ils pourraient avoir un problème de fertilité ?

Le Rassemblement national est de nouveau rattrapé par des affaires judiciaires. Une enquête du parquet européen sur de possibles détournements de fonds du groupe Identité et démocratie a donné lieu, mardi, à des perquisitions dans plusieurs pays. Cette procédure s'ajoute aux autres dossiers visant le parti et ses dirigeants.

Abritant déjà un site AEGIS ASHORE dans le cadre du «bouclier» antimissile de l’Otan, la Roumanie bâtit progressivement une défense aérienne multicouche, avec l’achat de batteries Patriot auprès de l’américain Raytheon et de missiles à très courte portée français MISTRAL 3. Mais c’est sur l’israélien Rafael Advanced Defense Systems qu’elle a jeté son dévolu pour...

Cet article La Roumanie a confirmé l’achat de systèmes israéliens de défense aérienne SPYDER pour 2 milliards d’euros est apparu en premier sur Zone Militaire.

La vague de chaleur qui a touché une grande partie de l'Europe a eu des conséquences jusque sur les marchés de l'électricité. Alors que le Danemark, la République tchèque, la Slovaquie et l'Allemagne ont battu leur record de chaleur pour une fin juin, près de 200 millions d'Européens ont été exposés à des températures supérieures à 35°C. La consommation d'électricité liée notamment à la climatisation dans les industries et les commerces a entraîné une forte hausse des prix sur le continent.

C’est le dernier grand procès lié aux guerres qui ont déchiré l’ex-Yougoslavie. Vingt-sept ans après le conflit au Kosovo, le verdict est attendu normalement dans les toutes prochaines semaines pour les anciens dirigeants de l’UÇK,  l’Armée de libération. Ils risquent jusqu’45 ans de prison, eux, les premiers dirigeants du Kosovo indépendant. Mais ce tribunal spécial, de droit kosovar, avec juges internationaux à La Haye, suscite une profonde indignation dans le jeune État.

Poland has been successful partly due to strong personal ties, but history suggests that its luck may not hold forever.

Une vive inquiétude règne au site des personnes déplacées de Kigonze, dans la ville de Bunia, où plusieurs décès ont été enregistrés ces derniers jours. Depuis samedi 27 juin, huit personnes ont perdu la vie, certaines sur le site, d’autres dans des structures sanitaires ou des centres de traitement d’Ebola. 

Patrick Muyaya, ministre de la Communication et porte-parole du gouvernement de la République démocratique du Congo, a accordé un entretien à France 24. Selon lui, le Rwanda n'a "jamais véritablement eu la volonté" de respecter l'accord de paix conclu il y a un an. "Il est évident que si nous n'avons pas avancé la mise en œuvre de l'accord même dans son volet sécuritaire, c'est essentiellement à cause des agissements du président rwandais", assure-t-il. 

Étant donné que l’Allemagne a lancé le développement d’un successeur au Leopard 2 et que, partant, le Système principal de combat terrestre [Main Ground Combat System, MGCS] a pris beaucoup trop de retard pour espérer qu’il soit opérationnel avant le retrait du Leclerc de l’armée de Terre, à l’horizon 2037-38, le projet d’actualisation de la...

Cet article KNDS France diffuse les images des essais du démonstrateur de char CAPINT, le successeur du Leclerc est apparu en premier sur Zone Militaire.

A Dakar pour la troisième fenêtre des éliminatoires de la Coupe du monde de basket, les Léopards basketball de la République démocratique du Congo ont rendu une visite de courtoisie à l’ambassadeur de la RDC au Sénégal, Christophe Muzungu, lundi 29 juin. Cette rencontre a été l’occasion pour l’équipe de lui présenter leurs civilités, mais aussi d’aborder plusieurs préoccupations. 

The case against former Orda editor-in-chief Gulnara Bazhkenova, who was placed under house arrest in December 2025, is set to begin following months of legal proceedings.