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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 | 12/02/24
A tower of the Saint-Avold power station in Moselle dynamited The tallest tower of the Emile Huchet power station in Saint-Avold (Moselle) was dynamited on the morning of Sunday February 11, a symbolic step in the conversion of the site from coal to hydrogen, AFP journalists noted.
Others | 11/02/24
In India, the “man of the lakes” works to restore water reserves The dazzling development of Bangalore, the "Silicon Valley of India", has dried up water reserves, a phenomenon against which the "man of the lakes" is fighting, who intends to bring dozens of bodies of water back to life .
Others | 11/02/24
Canada extends ban on foreigners buying homes The ban on buying urban housing in Canada imposed on foreign investors since the beginning of 2023 will be extended until January 1, 2027 to deal with the shortage of houses and apartments affecting the country, the government announced there a few days.
Others | 09/02/24
The two candidates for the Stade de France concession were interviewed by the State The two candidates for the Stade de France concession were interviewed on Thursday February 8 by the State, owner of the venue, while the only candidate for the takeover made a free appeal to the administration after being rejected , AFP learned from sources close to the negotiations.
Others | 07/02/24
In Spain, three bodies found after the collapse of a building near Barcelona In Spain, three bodies were found under the rubble of a building which collapsed near the city of Barcelona, firefighters announced on Wednesday February 7, who searched all night for three missing residents.
Others | 06/02/24
An entrepreneur claims 164 million euros from Monaco before the ECHR One of the three main Monaco real estate construction companies, Caroli Immo, has taken the matter to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) to demand that the Monaco government pay compensation of 164 million euros after the failure of a vast project.
Others | 04/02/24
Vestige of war, a wall still strangles a city in Iraq On his land on the outskirts of Samarra, a city in northern Iraq, Khaled Ibrahim dreams of building a house. But it would then be cut off from the rest of the metropolis, still surrounded today by a concrete wall which slows down its urban development.
Others | 03/02/24
Investigation around a plot pre-empted by the Collectivity of Corsica on the island of Cavallo A judicial investigation has been opened into possible irregularities in the management by the Collectivity of Corsica of a pre-empted plot on the island of Cavallo, known as the "island of billionaires", but Gilles Simeoni, the autonomist president of the executive council of the island, assumes a political gesture.
Others | 01/02/24
Peripheral France under the magnifying glass of writers Which writers are really interested in “ugly France”? This expression, born from the pen of a journalist to describe sad settings, has so far only made a timid entry into literature, although it is often found in peripheral France.
Others | 31/01/24
Seven dead in building collapse in Dakar, Senegal Seven people died and several others were injured in the collapse of a building in Dakar, Senegalese President Macky Sall said Wednesday, January 31, in a message on X.
Others | 29/01/24
Demonstrations across Portugal for the right to housing As the legislative elections of March 10 approach, thousands of people demonstrated on Saturday January 27 in around twenty cities in Portugal to denounce the housing crisis and demand solutions.
Others | 29/01/24
The government asks the SNCF for a short-term “action plan” for the Paris-Clermont line The Minister of Ecological Transition Christophe Béchu, who is responsible for transport, asked the boss of the SNCF on Friday January 26 for a "very short-term complementary action plan" to improve traffic on the Intercités Paris-Clermont line. Ferrand.
Others | 28/01/24
Kering buys a building on 5th Avenue in New York for nearly a billion dollars The French luxury group Kering announced Monday January 22 the acquisition of a 10.700 square meter building on the prestigious 5th Avenue in New York for an amount of 963 million dollars (885 million euros).
Others | 26/01/24
A former director of a Marseille mixed economy company in court for embezzlement of public funds A former director of a semi-public company, a retired real estate expert and the boss of a major cleaning company, suspected of having colluded to overvalue compensation for eviction from land where the municipality wanted build an ice rink, are judged until Friday January 26 in Marseille.
Others | 24/01/24
Floods in Pas-de-Calais: Béchu talks about buying back flooded houses The Minister of Ecological Transition Christophe Béchu announced on Tuesday January 23 the possibility that the State would buy back certain homes that were badly damaged during the two episodes of record flooding in Pas-de-Calais in November and January.
Others | 20/01/24
In Iceland, after the volcanic eruption, living in Grindavik becomes hypothetical For the first time in 51 years, Icelanders saw three houses burn down in a volcanic eruption on Sunday January 14, plunging the residents of Grindavik into the uncertainty of ever being able to return home.
Others | 17/01/24
Paris airports have found 92,3% of their 2019 travelers Effects of Covid faded, but connections to Asia still lagging behind: the airports serving Paris found 92,3% of their 2019 travelers last year, within the range of their manager's forecasts.
Others | 14/01/24
A cultural center in Old Cairo, latest victim of mass demolitions It's a new corner in historic Cairo: the Darb 1718 art center, a true institution for culture lovers in the Egyptian capital, nestled in the heart of the potters' district, has just been destroyed to widen a road fast.
Others | 13/01/24
Earthquake in Japan: a village spared thanks to its unique architecture Many wooden buildings on the Noto Peninsula, in central Japan, collapsed due to the powerful New Year's earthquake, but a small fishing village resisted, saved by its architectural peculiarity.
Others | 08/01/24
Floods: cleaning rivers, “a false good idea”, is debated Clean out watercourses to prevent the risk of flooding? Christophe Béchu, Minister of Ecological Transition, announced an upcoming change in regulations to "facilitate cleaning", during a visit on Thursday January 4 to Pas-de-Calais after the extraordinary floods which hit the area.