Four days after seizing power, Burkina Faso’s coup military leader and president of the Patriotic Movement for the Protection and Restoration (MPSR), Damiba, made his first public appearance. He delivered a televised speech to the people of Burkina Faso as head of state at 8 pm local time on January 27.
General Affairs
In the past two months, the relationship between Russia and Ukraine has become increasingly tense due to the situation in eastern Ukraine and the situation in Crimea.
Violent clashes broke out between protestors and security forces in Kazakhstan’s largest city of Almaty early on January 6. City police said that more than 20 “rioters” had been “eliminated,” according to Russian news agency Interfax.
The third press conference of the 5th China-Arab Expo was held in Yinchuan. It is reported that the Water Resources Forum is one of the important activities of the Fifth China-Arab Expo
Good employee experience makes the connection between employees and organizations closer, and the level of employees’ commitment to organizations is improved. Moreover, employees can better participate in the workplace, thus enhancing their interest and engagement in work.
The U.S. Department of Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has established projects aimed at military applications and must meet three requirements: first, the technology is the most advanced; second, it provides new features
“Europe is the first continent to have a comprehensive architecture aimed at achieving our climate goals.” European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen unveiled a package, “Fit for 55”, which aims to reduce net greenhouse gas emissions “
In today’s society, all cities in the world face various urbanisation issues, especially those affected by climate, and therefore, it is particularly important to focus on the various issues in the urbanisation process and promote sustainable urban development worldwide.
The nuclear crisis and the failure of the Vienna negotiations have triggered extremely high tension between the two historical enemies in the Middle East.
About 300 students and activists have rallied in Bangladesh’s capital to denounce the death in prison of a writer and commentator who was arrested last year on charges of violating a sweeping digital security law that critics say limits free speech.