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To display this content from YouTube, you must enable advertisement tracking and audience measurement. Accept Manage my choices One of your browser extensions seems to be blocking the video player from loading. To watch this content, you may need to disable it on this site. Try again Cover image: Cover Photo © France 24 Issued on: 28/08/2026 – 22:36 11:04 min From the show Reading time 1 min In the Democratic Republic of Congo, President Félix Tshisekedi calls for a national dialogue to ease tensions, while excluding M23 rebels from taking part, as the government plans to suspend 11 public…
Before TheARTI$t knew exactly what she wanted her artist name to be, she was already practicing becoming one. Born Erica McCauley, the rising R&B artist has been a dancer, a preschool teacher and a basketball player, past lives that might seem disconnected from music at first glance, but each left lessons that she now carries onto the stage, into the studio and her everyday life. Dancing taught her precision. Teaching nurtured her creativity. Basketball taught her persistence: no matter how tired or exhausted she was, she refused to leave the gym until she made her last shot. Explore See latest…
Elliot Anderson pulled the strings in midfield for City today — here’s what he had to say when speaking to Sky Sports:💬 “I enjoyed it today. I felt more at home today, I’ve had a few more sessions, it’s my third game and I enjoyed it. Touches of the ball, fitness, getting my relationships with the players, they’re starting to build. I was nervous, I’m always nervous when I go on the pitch. Two wins from two now, we’re happy.”In possession and out of possession, everyone gave their all. We were pretty aggressive and the game plan went as we…
Mexico’s foreign trade set new records in July as exports surpassed US $80 billion for the first time ever, the performance driven by sales of computer and electronic equipment to the United States. Merchandise sales abroad totaled US $81.4 billion last month, according to information released by national statistics agency INEGI on Thursday. The surge in exports in July — up 43.7% year-on-year, the biggest leap in five years — comes amid a boom in investments related to artificial intelligence infrastructure. This is the largest growth for any month since May 2021, when exports soared 125% as the country recovered…
Spotify has promoted Joe Hadley to vice president of global music content and partnerships, the company announced on Friday. Hadley, who has been at Spotify since 2022, will now oversee both the streaming service’s music editorial and partnerships teams, and he’ll work directly with artists, labels and music publishers. Hadley will report to Charlie Hellman, Spotify’s SVP and Global Head of Music. Previously, Hadley’s title was global head of music partnerships and audience. “Editorial is a key part of bringing an essential human touch to Spotify,” Hellman said in a statement. “The team’s judgment and taste is what fans and…
President Trump on Friday posted an update on the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, quoting an Interior Department official as saying it was “Coming out great!” and will be open in a few weeks. In a Truth Social post, Trump quoted Interior’s Greg Wischer as saying, “I visited the Reflecting Pool this morning, and pictures are included…
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Following a bout of heavy rains in September 1629, water rose through the streets of Mexico City and did not recede. The city had just spent 22 years digging a drainage channel through the mountains, the Desagüe de Huehuetoca, meant to solve a problem the closed, mountain-ringed basin had faced for centuries: nowhere for excess water to go. The project failed. Parts of the city stayed flooded for years and more than 30,000 people died, mostly from disease in the standing, sewage-laced water. The city kept making the same trade for four centuries after that: draining the water to survive…