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The sling against "dark stores" and "dark kitchens" is growing

The sling against "dark stores" and "dark kitchens" is growing

The Association of French Mayors (AMF) is committed to the reconstruction of Irpin in Ukraine

The Association of French Mayors (AMF) is committed to the reconstruction of Irpin in Ukraine

Top 10 most read news on Batinfo in 2023

Top 10 most read news on Batinfo in 2023

Top 10 most read news on Batinfo in 2022

Top 10 most read news on Batinfo in 2022

In Brazil, the distress of the victims after the floods

In Brazil, the distress of the victims after the floods

Floods in South Africa, sad indicator of an acute housing crisis

Floods in South Africa, sad indicator of an acute housing crisis

Others | 31/03/24
Hundertwasser, the visionary Austrian artist who attracts crowds His Viennese museum has just reopened, equipped with the latest environmental standards, as he would have wanted. The Austrian artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser, pioneer of ecology, still seduces a quarter of a century after his death with his whimsical colorful buildings.
Others | 31/03/24
In Belgrade, 25 years after the NATO bombings, the Trump clan is interested in the ruins It's a gutted building in the heart of Belgrade. The former headquarters of the Yugoslav general staff, bombed by NATO 25 years ago, could be reborn in the form of a luxury hotel financed by the Trump family - to the great displeasure of Belgraders.
Others | 30/03/24
In the USA, Janet Yellen worries about the potential effects of “excess capacity” in Chinese factories The American Secretary of the Treasury, Janet Yellen, expressed concern on Wednesday March 27, during a trip to the state of Georgia to a solar panel company, about the potential "global repercussions of the excess capacity that we observe in China" and in particular for the industry in the United States.
Others | 30/03/24
The Renault Sandouville factory will produce new electric utility vehicles The general director of Renault Luca de Meo, traveling to Sandouville (Seine-Maritime) with the Minister of the Economy Bruno Le Maire and the mayor of Le Havre Edouard Philippe, announced on Friday March 29 the manufacture by 2026 of a new 100% electric utility vehicle.
Others | 27/03/24
Karl Lagerfeld's apartment was sold at notary auction for 10.000.000 euros Paris Notaires Services accompanied Maître Bertrand SAVOURE of the ALTHEMIS office for the auction, this March 26 at 10 a.m., of a unique property representing a rare opportunity to acquire a part of the history of fashion and culture and French cultural heritage.
Others | 25/03/24
Project A69: environmentalists perched in front of the European Court of Human Rights Three environmental activists occupied trees located in front of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) in Strasbourg on Monday March 25 to protest against the future A69 Castres-Toulouse motorway.
Others | 25/03/24
A69 motorway: opponents voluntarily come down from trees Three opponents of the A69 voluntarily came down from the trees on Sunday March 24 where they camped for nearly 40 days, on the route of the future Toulouse-Castres motorway, in Tarn, noted an AFP photographer.
Others | 24/03/24
In Nigeria, residents of Lagos watch helplessly as their neighborhood is razed Ebuka Gbuzue finishes piling armchairs, mattresses and furniture into the trailer, everything he was able to extract from his small house in the Jakande district, east of Lagos, the economic capital of Nigeria, before its demolition by the bulldozers.
Others | 23/03/24
The big mess twenty years after the Athens Olympics Broken office chairs and charred travel brochures litter the floor of this plot on the Athenian coast. The decrepit building, with broken windows, is smeared with graffiti and filled with garbage.
Others | 23/03/24
Rehousing aid in Ivory Coast after mass evictions in Abidjan The Ivorian government has taken rehousing aid measures, after the expulsions of thousands of residents and the destruction of precarious neighborhoods in Abidjan, its spokesperson announced a few days ago.
Others | 22/03/24
Fnac on the Champs-Elysées, “heavily in deficit”, will close at the end of the year The Fnac store located on the prestigious Avenue des Champs-Elysées in Paris, "heavily loss-making", will close its doors at the end of the year without impact on employment, the Fnac Darty group told AFP on Thursday March 21 , confirming information from Challenges magazine.
Others | 19/03/24
A bridge collapses as a truck passes through the Cévennes One of the arches of a stone bridge collapsed on Monday March 18 as a truck passed through the town of Chamborigaud (Gard), dragging down the vehicle, whose driver was injured, he said. -we learned from the emergency services and the town hall.
Others | 18/03/24
Unsanitary housing in Marseille: trial required for the tragedy of rue d'Aubagne "Routine drama", "cosmetic" repairs, desire to "preserve one's funds": in a severe indictment, the prosecution requested that the tragedy of rue d'Aubagne, the death of eight people in the collapse of two unsanitary buildings, in the heart of Marseille, in 2018, were the subject of a trial.
Others | 18/03/24
Thousands of demonstrators against a golf project in the Pyrénées-Orientales Several thousand people - 4.500 according to the organizers, 1.500 according to the gendarmerie - marched on Saturday March 16 around the lake of Villeneuve-de-la-Raho (Pyrénées-Orientales) to oppose a golf project for which earthworks have begun nearby, noted AFP.
Unusual | 17/03/24
The colors of Daniel Buren on the iconic Copacabana Palace in Rio Colorful windows to illuminate an immaculate facade: the Copacabana Palace, an emblematic century-old hotel in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, shows a new face thanks to an intervention by French artist Daniel Buren.
Others | 17/03/24
Olympic Games-2028: Los Angeles wants to take inspiration from the athletes' village in Paris The mayor of Los Angeles, where the 2028 Summer Olympics will be held, wants to take inspiration from the 2024 Olympics athletes' village, which she visited on Saturday March 9, to increase social diversity in her city, undermined by a deep housing crisis.
Others | 16/03/24
China closes its parliamentary session, dominated by economic difficulties China closed its annual parliamentary session a few days ago, a key meeting in the political calendar during which leaders promised to fight the real estate crisis and unemployment in order to revive the world's second largest economy.
Others | 16/03/24
Complaint to the UN against the construction of a power plant in Guyana Indigenous peoples of Guyana filed a complaint with the UN on Friday, March 15, urgently requesting an end to construction work on a photovoltaic power plant in this French overseas territory, due to its “environmental impact”.
Others | 15/03/24
Stéphane Plaza placed under judicial supervision before his trial for domestic violence Television host Stéphane Plaza has been placed under judicial supervision pending his trial this summer for violence against two former partners, the Paris prosecutor's office said on Friday March 15, requested by AFP.
Others | 11/03/24
An old building in the center of Toulouse collapses, no victims recorded A three-story building, evacuated on Tuesday March 5 after the first signs of danger, collapsed during the night from Friday to Saturday March 9 in the center of Toulouse, without causing any casualties, according to initial findings from firefighters. who inspected the rubble at length.