Giorno: 23 Luglio 2023

Rodi, fiamme ancora fuori controllo. Gli evacuati arrivati a 30 mila. “Mai una cosa simile”. La Ue invia aiuti. La Farnesina: non andate

Read More ATENE – Gli incendi che infuriano sull’isola greca di Rodi hanno costretto migliaia di turisti e residenti dell’isola a rifugiarsi nelle scuole e negli stadi al coperto dopo essere stati evacuati dai villaggi costieri e dai resort. A migliaia hanno trascorso la notte all’aperto e i tour operator Jet2, TUI e Correndon hanno cancellato […]

Guerra Ucraina – Russia, le news di oggi. Putin, “La situazione globale è tutt’altro che stabile”

Read More Lukashenko vede Putin: “I Wagner vogliono marciare su Varsavia”. Il giallo della morte di Anton Cherepennikov, miliardario legato ai servizi russi La guerra in Ucraina, cosa c’è da sapere? Dossier – Sentieri di guerra Le notizie in diretta dal conflitto Ucraina-Russia Punti chiave 23:35 Putin, “La situazione globale è tutt’altro che stabile” 23:35 […]

Spagna, elezioni 2023. I risultati: Pp primo partito, ma l’alleanza con Vox è senza maggioranza. Psoe meglio del previsto

Read More In Spagna nessuno dei due blocchi di destra e sinistra ha ottenuto la maggioranza assoluta. Un dato che mostra un Paese senza consenso. Anche se il Partito popolare è in vantaggio con 136 seggi, contro i 122 del premier uscente Sánchez, l’alleanza con Vox, che ha conquistato 33 seggi, è senza maggioranza. Il […]

Ramokgopa warns fires at power stations should not be taken lightly

Read More Minister of Electricity Kgosientsho Ramokgopa said that although fires are not common occurrences, it is important that these incidents be given urgent attention.  Minister of Electricity Kgosientsho Ramokgopa will visit the Grootvlei power station after a fire broke out Saturday morning, resulting in unit two being put out.  Delivering his weekly update of […]

Ramaphosa camp solidifies strength in ANCWL with Tolashe presidency

Read More Bathabile Dlamini’s prospects of a politically resuscitation have all but disappeared with the election of Sisisi Tolashe. Photographer: Dwayne Senior/Bloomberg via Getty Images President Cyril Ramaphosa ally Sisisi Tolashe has been elected as the new president of the ANC Women’s League, thrashing her opponents, including the once-dominant Bathabile Dlamini.  After several delays the […]

City minister summons UK bank bosses to discuss Farage account closure

Read More Britain’s biggest banks will be summoned to a meeting with the City minister after he raised “significant concern” over the recent closure of Nigel Farage’s bank account with Coutts. Andrew Griffith will send a letter on Monday to the bosses of 19 banks including Barclays, Lloyds and NatWest to warn the government is […]

‘Tough pill to swallow’: Stokes rues rain after Australia retain Ashes with draw

Read More After rain washed away all possibility of play on the final day of the fourth Test, and with it England’s chances of winning back the Ashes, Ben Stokes said it had been “a tough pill to swallow”. He had seen his side put on a performance he described as “pretty much perfect” – […]

British tourists tell of ‘living nightmare’ as 19,000 evacuated in Rhodes fires

Read More British tourists said they had been left in “a living nightmare” after wildfires caused the emergency evacuation of 19,000 people on the Greek island of Rhodes. More than 3,000 people were rescued from beaches and another 16,000 taken to safety on land as flames intensified in the south-eastern region of the island on […]

Suella Braverman refuses plea of man barred from UK to be reunited with son

Read More The home secretary, Suella Braverman, has personally intervened to bar a man living in exile in Turkey from being reunited in the UK with his British son. Siyabonga Twala from Chester has been in limbo in Ankara for more than six months after he was blocked from boarding a flight back to Manchester […]

Spain’s rightwing parties fail to gain expected poll lead in election

Read More Spain’s opposition conservative party is poised for the narrowest of victories over the ruling socialists but looks unlikely to secure a rightwing majority following a snap general election that had raised fears of the far right entering government for the first time since the country returned to democracy after General Franco’s death five […]