‘Unprecedented’: Trump’s "America First" agenda was ‘slogan of Nazi sympathizers in 1930s America’

Among Donald Trump’s totally unexpected cabinet choices, none has been greeted with more shock and bafflement — from Republicans as well as Democrats — than the nomination of right-wing firebrand Matt Gaetz to head the Justice Department. For in-depth analysis and a deeper perspective on Trump’s unorthodox cabinet appointments, FRANCE 24’s Mark Owen welcomes Andrew … Read more

Wolverine Worldwide with a double-digit loss

Wolverine Worldwide has presented its economic results for the third quarter and suffered a total decline in sales of 16.6%. The quarterly result is 440.2 million US dollars. In the third quarter of 2023, it was $527.7 million. However, the sale of the Keds brand in February 2024 has an impact; in comparable values, the … Read more

German trial opens over alleged Islamist Sweden attack plot – DW – 11/15/2024

A trial opens in Jena in the eastern German state of Thuringia on Friday against two men with Afghan citizenship accused of plotting a terrorist attack near the Swedish parliament in Stockholm. What are the couple accused of? One of the defendants is accused of supporting and applying for membership of a terrorist organization, the … Read more

The US elections left 3 lessons for bitcoin investors

“Cryptocurrencies will continue to be a political force,” says Samir Kerbage. It is still early to invest in digital assets. The presidential elections of November 5 in the United States have left a series of valuable lessons for bitcoin (BTC) and cryptocurrency investors. The election of leaders with favorable positions towards the digital assets sector, … Read more

Senegal heads to the polls

In tonight’s edition, Senegal is on the home stretch of Sunday’s parliamentary elections, a decisive moment for the ruling party PASTEF, in its quest for a majority in the National Assembly. Also, an Amnesty International report discloses that French-manufactured military technology was found in Sudan. And economists say developing countries need at least 1 trillion … Read more