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Israel to revoke licenses of 37 aid groups

Israel has announced it will revoke the operating licenses of 37 humanitarian organisations working in Gaza and the occupied West Bank, citing non-compliance with new registration requirements introduced by the government. Among the organisations affected are several prominent international NGOs, including ActionAid, the International Rescue Committee and the Norwegian Refugee Council. According to Israeli authorities, their licenses will be suspended from 1 January, with their activities required to cease within 60 days. The Israeli Ministry of Diaspora Affairs, which oversees the registration process, said the decision was mainly due to the organisations’ failure to submit “complete and verifiable” personal information about their staff. The ministry argued that these details are necessary to prevent what it described as the infiltration of terrorist elements into humanitarian structures. The move has drawn strong criticism from the international community. In a joint statement, the […]

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Thailand releases captured Cambodian soldiers

Thailand has released 18 Cambodian soldiers who had been held since July following deadly clashes along the disputed border between the two countries. The handover comes under the ceasefire agreement reached on Saturday to halt weeks of fighting. The transfer was delayed by one day after Thailand raised concerns about alleged violations of the truce. The release eventually went ahead after sustained diplomatic efforts by China aimed at ensuring the ceasefire remains intact. Tensions along the Thailand–Cambodia border escalated sharply earlier this month, after years of simmering disputes. The fighting lasted several weeks and forced close to one million civilians to flee their homes in affected areas. Under the ceasefire deal, both sides agreed to freeze troop positions at current front lines, prohibit reinforcements and allow displaced civilians to return to border communities as soon as conditions permit. The Cambodian […]

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Réformes économiques : le secteur privé au centre

Présenté par les autorités comme un levier essentiel de la croissance et de la création d’emplois, le secteur privé occupe une place centrale dans la stratégie économique du gouvernement. Ces dernières années, l’exécutif met en avant un ensemble de réformes censées améliorer l’environnement des affaires et renforcer la compétitivité des entreprises opérant au Togo. L’un des axes majeurs concerne la simplification des procédures administratives. La création d’entreprise, annoncée comme possible en moins de 24 heures, est régulièrement citée comme une avancée emblématique. Selon le gouvernement, cette évolution est le résultat de la digitalisation progressive des services publics, visant à réduire les coûts, limiter les délais et encourager la formalisation des activités économiques. Les autorités mettent également en avant la modernisation du cadre juridique des affaires. Elles affirment avoir harmonisé plusieurs textes avec les normes régionales et internationales, dans l’objectif de […]

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HCRRUN au Togo : une réconciliation contestée

Au Togo, l’existence du Haut-Commissariat à la Réconciliation et au Renforcement de l’Unité Nationale (HCRRUN) évoque, en théorie, un processus destiné à réparer les fractures d’une société marquée par des conflits majeurs. Pourtant, le contexte togolais diffère profondément de cette logique. Le pays n’a jamais connu de guerre civile, mais il reste traversé depuis plus d’un demi-siècle par de profondes tensions politiques et sociales, liées à une gouvernance autoritaire exercée sans discontinuité. Dans ce cadre, de nombreux observateurs estiment que la notion de réconciliation nationale pose question. Le régime en place, accusé de concentrer tous les leviers du pouvoir et de réprimer durablement toute contestation, demeure pleinement actif. Selon ses détracteurs, il serait illusoire de parler de justice et de réparation tant que les structures de pouvoir responsables des violences passées et présentes restent intactes et jouissent de l’impunité. Le […]

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Togo renforce la lutte contre le blanchiment de capitaux

Le Togo renforce son arsenal juridique en matière de lutte contre le blanchiment de capitaux. L’Assemblée nationale a adopté, au cours de la session budgétaire, une nouvelle loi relative à la lutte contre le blanchiment de capitaux, le financement du terrorisme et la prolifération des armes de destruction massive (LBC/FT/FP). Ce texte a pour objectif principal d’actualiser le cadre légal national afin de le rendre conforme aux évolutions récentes des normes internationales et communautaires. Il abroge ainsi la loi adoptée en 2018 pour intégrer les recommandations révisées du Groupe d’action financière (GAFI), ainsi que les dispositions d’une directive de l’UEMOA entrée en vigueur en 2023. À travers cette réforme, les autorités togolaises entendent améliorer la transparence financière et renforcer la résilience du pays face aux risques liés au blanchiment, au terrorisme et aux menaces sécuritaires dans la sous-région. Le nouveau […]

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Togo : le budget 2026 adopté à 2 751,5 milliards FCFA

Au Togo, la loi de finances pour l’exercice 2026 a été définitivement adoptée le lundi 29 décembre 2025 par l’Assemblée nationale, à l’issue d’une seconde lecture, après son approbation par le Sénat. Le budget arrêté s’équilibre en ressources et en charges à 2 751,5 milliards de francs CFA. Ce montant correspond exactement à celui validé lors de la première lecture par les députés et confirmé ensuite par les sénateurs. Il représente toutefois une augmentation d’environ 11 milliards de francs CFA par rapport au projet initial soumis par le gouvernement, qui s’élevait à 2 740,5 milliards de francs CFA. Comparé au collectif budgétaire 2025, fixé à 2 436 milliards de francs CFA et adopté définitivement plus tôt en séance plénière, le budget 2026 enregistre une hausse significative de 12,93 %. Le ministère de l’Économie et des Finances souligne que cette loi […]

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Lyle Foster’s Value Goes Beyond Goals for Bafana

Lyle Foster played a central role in South Africa’s AFCON 2025 group-stage campaign, and his impact went far beyond the two goals and two assists he recorded across three matches. The Bafana Bafana striker consistently influenced games through his movement, pressing, and ability to bring teammates into play. Although he has often faced criticism for his finishing consistency, the group phase highlighted the broader value he brings to the national team’s attacking structure. One of the clearest examples came during South Africa’s dramatic 3-2 victory over Zimbabwe in Marrakesh. In the 58th minute, Foster held off pressure after receiving a pass from Oswin Appollis, recycled possession intelligently, and created space for Appollis to unleash a shot that forced a strong save from goalkeeper Washington Arubi. Throughout the tournament, Foster was heavily involved in South Africa’s build-up play, averaging two key […]

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Khaleda Zia, Bangladesh’s first woman PM, dies at 80

Khaleda Zia, Bangladesh’s first female prime minister and a central figure in the country’s modern political history, has died after a long illness. She was 80. Her death comes just months before national elections scheduled for February, which would have been the first since a popular uprising in late 2024 ended the rule of her long-time rival, Sheikh Hasina. Zia had planned to seek a third term as prime minister. Zia rose to prominence following the assassination of her husband, President Ziaur Rahman, in a 1981 military coup. Initially a reserved public figure, she entered politics soon after his death and went on to lead the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP). In 1991, she made history by becoming the country’s first woman prime minister. Doctors said on Monday that her condition had become “extremely critical.” She was placed on life support, […]

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Trump claims US strike on Venezuela drug dock

Donald Trump has claimed that the United States carried out a strike on a dock facility allegedly used by Venezuelan drug traffickers to load narcotics onto boats. Speaking to reporters, the US president said a “major explosion” had hit a location where drugs were prepared for maritime transport, though he did not disclose the exact site or provide operational details. Venezuelan authorities have not yet issued an official response. According to reports by CNN and The New York Times, citing sources familiar with the matter, the explosion was caused by a drone strike conducted by the CIA. If confirmed, this would represent the first publicly known US operation carried out inside Venezuelan territory. Since September, Washington has intensified military actions against what it describes as drug-smuggling networks operating by sea. US officials say more than 20 vessels in the Pacific […]

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Zelensky denies Russia claim of drone attack on Putin

President Volodymyr Zelensky has firmly rejected Russia’s claim that Ukraine carried out a drone attack on one of President Vladimir Putin’s residences, accusing Moscow of spreading falsehoods to justify further military action and undermine ongoing peace efforts. Russia’s Foreign Minister, Sergei Lavrov, alleged that Ukraine launched an overnight assault using 91 long-range drones targeting Putin’s state residence in the Novgorod region, in northwestern Russia. According to Moscow, the incident could prompt a reassessment of Russia’s stance in peace negotiations. It remains unclear whether Putin was present at the site at the time. Zelensky dismissed the accusation as “typical Russian lies,” arguing that such claims are intended to derail diplomatic momentum and provide the Kremlin with a pretext to continue strikes against Ukraine. He recalled that Russia itself has repeatedly targeted government buildings in Kyiv. “It is critical that the world […]

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