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East Africa’s mpox responders fight stigma with ‘love and dignity’

The Christian Science Monitor | World par Sophie Nieman le 09/09/2024 à 23:32:00 - Favoriser ||  Lu/Non lu

Drawing on lessons from past epidemics like HIV and COVID-19, communities in East Africa are fighting stigma around mpox to stop the disease’s spread.

Macron finally picked a prime minister. But can he govern France?

The Christian Science Monitor | World par Colette Davidson le 09/09/2024 à 22:32:00 - Favoriser ||  Lu/Non lu

The end of the Olympics also closed out the feel-good limbo that had frozen French politics. Now President Emmanuel Macron and his newly chosen prime minister will have to figure out how to govern a France that looks on the verge of ungovernability.

Ukraine’s push into Russia did wonders for morale. But will it change the war?

The Christian Science Monitor | World par Dominique Soguel le 09/09/2024 à 22:27:00 - Favoriser ||  Lu/Non lu

History will judge whether Ukraine’s bold incursion into Russian territory will pay off in military terms, but it has cheered the public mood.

Maduro retains two-decades-long rule as opposition leader flees to Spain

The Christian Science Monitor | World par Jorge Rueda, Joshua Goodman, and Joseph Wilson le 09/09/2024 à 18:43:00 - Favoriser ||  Lu/Non lu

Edmundo González, considered by several foreign governments to be the winner of the July presidential election, landed in Madrid Sept. 8. There, he joins at least four former presidential hopefuls who are victims of Nicolás Maduro’s brutal rule.

In a surprise twist, Algeria’s president-elect disputes his own election victory. Why?

The Christian Science Monitor | World par AP Staff le 09/09/2024 à 18:04:00 - Favoriser ||  Lu/Non lu

President Abdelmadjid Tebboune jointly issued a statement alongside his two main opponents criticizing the country’s election chairman. His victory, totaling 94.7% of the vote, contradicted initial turnout figures and local tallies.