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The fifteenth session of the Islamic Summit Conference of the Member States of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation was launched in Banjul, the capital of the Republic of The Gambia, in the presence of heads of state and government of the Organization’s member states and high-level figures from non-member states.
The two-day summit will be held under the slogan “Promoting unity and solidarity through dialogue for sustainable development.”
The summit began its work with a speech by the President of the previous session, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, delivered by Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan bin Abdullah.
Farhan stressed that “the Palestinian issue remains a priority for the Organization of Islamic Cooperation since its establishment, which expresses the voice of the Islamic nation and its living conscience in supporting the brotherly Palestinian people and lifting injustice against them until they obtain all their legitimate rights, guaranteed by the resolutions of international legitimacy and the Arab Peace Initiative.” .
He stressed, “Since the outbreak of the attacks, the Kingdom has spared no effort, in cooperation with sister countries and active countries, to protect and provide relief to civilians in Palestine,” reiterating “the Kingdom’s demands for an immediate and permanent ceasefire,
Four Months After His Ex Died Under A…
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Jan Van Welden (66) died in an accident in Thailand on Saturday. The man leaves behind three children. It is the second time that disaster has struck the family. In December, the children’s mother, his ex-wife, died in the Christmas tree accident in Oudenaarde.
The Van Welden family from Maarkedal was struck by fate again. After their mother Marleen Vanderkimpen died on December 21 under the Christmas tree in Oudenaarde, her ex-husband and the father of her children were hit by a truck near Ubon Ratchathni, Thailand on Saturday. He rode his motorcycle and died instantly. “We don’t know the exact circumstances yet,” the family said. “That still needs to be sorted out. We only heard that he was hit by a car. We do not wish to comment further.”
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Jan Van Welden had lived in Thailand for many years, he married there in 2011. He was a great motorcycle enthusiast and an experienced motorcyclist. Music also played a major role in his life. He divided time between Thailand and Maarkedal. The intention was to return to his beloved Flemish Ardennes within a few weeks and then live here for a few months with his children and grandchildren.
30 Years After Its Premiere, Priscilla, Queen Of…
30 years ago, a bright bus inhabited by two drag queens and a trans woman seduced us with their unusual road movie. Now, the director of that film, Stephan Elliott, has revealed that the bus will start again in the sequel to ‘Priscilla, Queen of the Desert’ with the original cast. »Read More
They Demand To Present Sinaloa Candidates Alive
Hundreds of supporters of the Strength and Heart for Sinaloa coalition gathered in front of the Attorney General’s Office, as well as relatives of Luis Garcia Corrales, candidate for mayor of Culiacan, and Juan Francisco Ceron Beltran, who disappeared last Saturday.
With banners that read: “We wish for Peace and Security”; “Together for Peace,” and “We demonstrate for our companions Luis and Francisco who are fathers and sons,” the protesters demanded that both men be released.
In Mazatlán, members of the parties that are in the alliance PRI, PAN, PRD and the Sinaloan Party (Pas) demanded that Luis Garcia and Juan Francisco Ceron appear safe and sound.
Alba Virgen Montes, candidate for mayor of Guasave for El Pas, decided not to start her political campaign yesterday, Monday, in solidarity for the missing.
The leaders of the National Action parties, Roxana Rubio Valdez; of the Institutional Revolutionary, Paola Garate Valenzuela, and of the Democratic Revolution, Oner Lazcano López, went to the State Attorney General’s Office to present a new complaint for the disappearance of the candidate, who also serves as Secretary of Organization of the Pas.
The founder of the Sinaloense Party,
Struggling To Relax: New York Named The Hardest…
Unsurprisingly, the part of the country where it’s hardest for people to connect is the stressed-out New York that calls itself “the city that never sleeps” at the end of the day. labour, according to a study by Pacific Stone.
The survey identified the 10 states in the country that struggle the most to relax after work, with New York leads, followed by Massachusetts, California, New Jersey and Maryland. Then Illinois, Florida, Georgia, Connecticut and Virginia.
The study scored each state on an index based on the average working hours and commuting time home for those who go to the office. Even the models of a transcendental and remote daythat have been very common since the pandemic, including a high risk of working much more than traditional hours.
Each state was given a score based on average weekly work hours, typical commute time, whether the trip is made alone or with family or friends, household income inequality and average traffic volume. New York showed 40.1 hours of work per week and 33.2 minutes in commuting on average.
Although they were lower in the combination of variables, other states reported more hours of work than New York: Florida and Georgia (42 hours per week),
Cheaper To Travel In Europe Than Elsewhere In…
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Traveling elsewhere in Canada often costs more than a getaway to Europe.
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“I’m going to spend two weeks in Banff, but my tickets cost me $1,300 per person. You look, you say: ok, I’m going to spend two weeks in Paris, my tickets cost me $800 per person. What are you doing?”, gives the example of Mélanie Guillemette, owner of Voyages Aqua Terra Lévis-Québec, in an interview with TVA Nouvelles.
The owner of the travel agency Voyage 737, Caroline Lagueux, also notes that many Quebecers are opting for the Old Continent.
“Often people will do the exercise [de calculer] how much does a Vancouver versus Paris ticket cost, then often they go to the East,” she says.
The travel agency also did the exercise of comparing the cost of Canadian domestic flights to those of the United States.
Pro-Palestinian Protests And Arrests At Universities Across The…
Twenty-five people were arrested for trespassing at the University of Virginia on Saturday after police clashed with pro-Palestinian protesters who refused to remove tents from the campus.
Meanwhile, protesters at the University of Michigan shouted anti-war slogans and waved flags during end-of-course ceremonies.
In Virginia, protesters began their demonstrations on a lawn in front of the school chapel on Tuesday. On Saturday, video from WVAW-TV showed police in riot gear and shields lined up in front of the Charlottesville campus.
Protesters chanted “Free Palestine” and University Police said on social media site X that an “illegal assembly” had been declared in the area.
When they entered, police knocked the students to the ground, pulled them by the arms and sprayed them with a chemical irritant, Laura Goldblatt, an associate professor of English and global studies who helped the protesting students, told the Washington Post said.
“Since this started, our concern has been the safety of our students. Students are not safe right now,” Goldblatt said.
The University administration said in a statement that it informed protesters that the tents and canopies they had erected were prohibited by school policy and asked them to remove them.
The Honeymoon In The Coalition Is Ending Comments…
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It had to come sometime. The honeymoon after the wedding is over, it’s time for a common-law marriage of convenience. The differences between liberals and conservatives began to show in full nakedness. Coalition frictions are gaining strength. This is evidenced by the current events in the parliament.
Photo: SITA, Milan Illík
From left: Smer chairman Robert Fico, Hlas chairman Peter Pellegrini and SNS leader Andrej Danko
The voice is blocking the heart issue of prominent representative of nationalists Roman Michelko – the reform of the Art Support Fund (FPU). The approval of the law was unexpectedly postponed for the third time. Although the chairman of the cultural committee Michelko says that it is only a “technicality” and the proposer of the “amendment” Roman Malatinec from Hlas emphasizes that they disagree only on one point, it is an essential matter: who will make decisions in the FPU – one of the main ideas of the entire reform.
Loudspeakers also voiced their disapproval at the transformation of RTVS into STVR.
The Attempt To Share Robert F. Kennedy Jr.s…
Facebook Prevents Distribution of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Impactful 30-Minute Advertisement: Battling Against Suppression
The ad, which was produced by Jay Carson, an informal adviser to Kennedy and a Hollywood screenwriter, aims to introduce the candidate to a wider audience. Narrated by actor Woody Harrelson, the ad portrays Kennedy as a champion for a clean environment, good governance, and American values.
Was it an error or an instance of censorship?
Even though the advertisement was temporarily blocked, Kennedy’s campaign is still moving forward. This experience has only reinforced his determination to combat what he sees as censorship and suppression of his message.
As the 2024 election approaches, Kennedy’s campaign will continue to prioritize the fight for free speech and equal representation.
According to Kennedy, the presence of corporate influences has compromised the integrity of major political parties and put Americans’ health at risk. He perceives himself as a champion for ethical governance, American principles, and a pollution-free environment. Facebook and Instagram’s decision to restrict his advertisement inadvertently supplied him with additional support in his battle against suppression.
The Struggle Against Censorship
The half-hour commercial promoting Kennedy’s bid for office garnered notice,