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Aujourd’hui — 19 mars 2024The Washington Post - World

Will Princess Kate video put an end to royal communications mess?

Par : Karla Adam
A video appears to show the Princess of Wales walking with her husband, Prince William, at a farm shop in Windsor.

Israeli forces raid Gaza City hospital; U.S. confirms death of top Hamas leader

The Israeli military operation at al-Shifa hospital, which it said was targeting Hamas militants, came as experts warned of famine in northern Gaza.

Lindsey Graham, visiting Kyiv, urges Ukraine to pass mobilization law

The Republican senator visited the Ukrainian capital as Russia is advancing on the battlefield and vital U.S. military aid remains blocked by House Republicans.
Hier — 18 mars 2024The Washington Post - World

Putin, claiming Russian voters are with him, vows to continue war

In the election condemned as unfair, Putin is claiming to have won a new term, which would keep him in power at least until 2030.

High-ranking Hamas commander killed in Israeli strike, White House says; IDF raids al-Shifa Hospital

Marwan Issa, the deputy commander of Hamas’s military wing, was killed in an Israeli strike earlier this month in central Gaza, the White House said Monday.

U.N. chief calls for ‘unfettered’ aid to Gaza as aid groups report imminent famine

More than half the population of Gaza — 1.1 million people — is facing catastrophic levels of hunger, a group of international charities said, falling in the highest Phase 5 classification.

‘Banksy came overnight’: A neighborhood wakes up to world-famous street art

Hours before street artist Banksy claimed credit, north London residents wondered: Who’s behind the tree mural on Hornsey Road, and what does it mean for me?

Kremlin cultivates image of Putin as Russia’s leader for life

In an election widely denounced as neither free nor fair, the longtime Russia leader claimed victory by margins virtually unimaginable in any democracy.

Is Gaza heading into famine? How experts define that grim term.

The world is rushing food aid to Gaza, where more than 2 million face what the U.N. describes as “famine-like conditions.” A new assessment is expected Monday.

How to go vegan in South Korea, a meat lover’s paradise

Tabletop grilling is a way of life in South Korea, where meat is associated with wealth and health. But a growing number of the vegan-curious are trying to reduce their intake.

Russia’s farce election sums up a grim moment in global democracy

The V-Dem Institute’s new global Democracy Report found that over half the 60 countries holding national elections this year are experiencing democratic decline.

With Russian opposition exiled, Berlin becomes center of anti-Putin protest

Yulia Navalnaya, the widow of Alexei Navalny, attended an anti-Putin election protest in Berlin on Sunday along with other top Russian opposition leaders.
À partir d’avant-hierThe Washington Post - World

Icelandic volcano erupts, turning sky orange and forcing evacuations

It was the fourth eruption in three months on the Reykjanes Peninsula, around the town of Grindavik and the Blue Lagoon. Local media live-streamed the lava flows.

Biden toughened asylum screening. It won’t contain a new border surge.

New restrictions to the U.S. asylum system are under consideration by the Biden administration following the collapse of the bipartisan border bill.

Haiti’s descent into chaos, in photos

Powerful photos of recent weeks in Haiti, which has been embroiled in protests, gang-related violence, prison break ins and a change in leadership.

Netanyahu says Israel ‘will not succumb’ to pressure to stop war in Gaza

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s comments came days after Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.) criticized him and called for elections in Israel.

Russian voters, answering Navalny’s call, protest as Putin extends his rule

Russians formed queues outside polling stations at noon Sunday to protest an election with only one possible outcome: Vladimir Putin’s victory, which preliminary results showed to be a landslide.

As Gaza war rages, U.S. military footprint expands across Middle East

The Pentagon’s widening role reflects both Biden’s staunch support for Israel and his mounting frustration with how it has prosecuted the war in Gaza.

Niger junta announces end to military relationship with United States

The announcement came on the heels of a visit by an American delegation. Until last year, Niger had been a key U.S. military partner in West Africa.

Philippe de Gaulle, naval commander and son of French leader, dies at 102

He fought for France in World War II under his father’s command and became a caretaker of Gen. Charles de Gaulle’s legacy.

For Putin’s election in occupied Ukraine, voting is forced at gunpoint

Russian soldiers are pressuring people to vote in occupied Ukraine as Vladimir Putin seeks to cement his illegal annexations and create a facade of legitimacy.

The U.S. has tried to ‘fix’ Haiti before. How will this time be different?

History weighs on the Biden administration as it seeks to bring stability to Haiti. Critics say officials are at risk of repeating past mistakes.

Crisis in Haiti comes after decades of turmoil: A chronology

Here’s a timeline of key events in Haiti’s modern political history, leading up to the ongoing crisis.

Humanitarian aid ship completes first food delivery to Gaza by sea

The maritime mission led by the World Central Kitchen and the Spanish search-and-rescue group Open Arms said 200 tons of aid were offloaded and ready to distribute

U.S. attempts to stop arms smuggling to Yemen with limited resources

The U.S. intelligence community, Special Operations forces and other U.S. troops have mounted an expanded effort to squelch weapons deliveries to the Houthis.

In this Ukrainian village, almost no men are left

With Ukraine’s military badly outnumbered by the invading Russians and desperately in need of more soldiers, villages like Makiv are being emptied of their fighting-age men.

Thousands of Gazans have gone missing. No one is accounting for them.

Many disappeared under the rubble after airstrikes. Others are believed to have been detained at Israeli checkpoints. Some simply left one day and never returned.

In Belgorod, Russian city hit hardest by war, Putin is still running strong

Anti-Kremlin militias attacked ahead Russia’s presidential election aiming to show that Vladimir Putin can’t protect his country but residents said the strategy was backfiring.

Aid ship offloading cargo into Gaza; Israel to continue negotiating over cease-fire

A humanitarian ship, dispatched by nonprofit World Central Kitchen, arrived in Gaza from Cyprus carrying 200 tons of food aid.

U.S. anticipates grim course for Ukraine if aid bill dies in Congress

The Biden administration assesses that, absent more U.S. military support for Ukraine, “countless lives” will be lost as it struggles to stave off collapse.

At least 20 killed awaiting aid in Gaza as new cease-fire offer debated

Palestinian officials in Gaza and witnesses said Israel attacked a crowd of people waiting to collect supplies from an aid convoy in the north of the enclave.

As voting begins in Russian presidential election, so do the protests

Some voters set fire to polling stations while others spoiled their ballots as President Vladimir Putin was guaranteed to clinch a fifth term against token opponents approved by the Kremlin.

Israeli officials slam Schumer’s call for new election as ‘counterproductive’

Schumer’s remarks from the the Senate floor marked the clearest signal yet of mounting U.S. frustrations toward Netanyahu.

A barge of food reaches Gaza, testing new aid corridor as famine looms

The vessel arrived amid dire warnings from U.N. officials about mass starvation in Gaza, particularly in the north.

Who is José Andrés, the chef behind the first aid ship to Gaza?

World Central Kitchen, which coordinated the voyage with the Spanish search-and-rescue group Open Arms, has also fed U.S. hurricane survivors and refugees fleeing Ukraine.

On Gaza aid, U.S. seeks complex workarounds to straightforward problem

The Gaza Strip is surrounded by existing routes, in the care of staunch U.S. allies, by which a massive increase in aid could arrive by truck.

Biden administration imposes first sanctions on West Bank settler outposts

The sanctions mark the first time economic restrictions have been placed on entire Israeli outposts in the Palestinian territory.

A dangerous power vacuum in Haiti

Haiti is in a pivotal moment. The prime minister announced his resignation this week to make way for a transitional presidential council that will attempt to bring stability to the Caribbean nation.

How the gang leader ‘Barbecue’ became one of Haiti’s most powerful men

Jimmy Chérizier helped chase Prime Minister Ariel Henry from office. His command of the streets is likely to give him veto power over the coming transition.

Israel faces crisis of its own making as chaos and hunger engulf Gaza

The crisis in northern Gaza, current and former officials say, stems from Israel’s failure to develop a postwar strategy, or to plan for a prolonged military occupation.

Pope Francis, in first autobiography, says he will not choose to retire

The book amounts to a personal history — and defense — from a pontiff regularly embraced by liberals and pilloried by archconservatives.

U.S.-Hungary relationship reaches new low, with public rebukes and snubs

U.S. Ambassador David Pressman, who was summoned by Hungary this week, delivered a blunt speech accusing Prime Minister Viktor Orban of acting to “undermine trust.”

Chinese students, academics say they’re facing extra scrutiny entering U.S.

Despite efforts to ease bilateral tensions, Chinese students say they’re increasingly being questioned, detained and even deported at the American border.

Why does Putin always win? What to know about Russia’s pseudo election.

Vladimir Putin is guaranteed to win reelection in Russia. But for the Kremlin, high turnout and a landslide victory remain important.

Putinism allows no rivals. What about an heir?

Rumors about Putin’s health reflect a fact: Unless something significant changes in Russia, Putin will die in office.

Israel acknowledges strike on U.N. facility, says it targeted Hamas commander

The U.N. agency for Palestinian refugees said a distribution center was struck, even though the coordinates of the center had previously been shared with Israel.

Congressman helps airlift author Mitch Albom, 9 others out of Haiti

Rep. Cory Mills (R-Fla.) led a helicopter rescue operation that evacuated 10 people, including the author of “Tuesdays with Morrie,” who runs an orphanage there.

Lawmakers begin efforts to move around Johnson, force vote on Ukraine aid

Over a month after the Senate approved a $95.3 billion national security package, the House remains indecisive about how — and whether — to aid allies at war.

Aid en route to Gaza; Israel kills Hamas militant in Lebanon

Humanitarian groups and governments are trying to get food, medicine and other supplies into Gaza, particularly the north, which aid groups say is at risk of famine.
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