Alors que les Etats-Unis se sont prononcés le 18 avril contre l’admission de l’Etat de Palestine à l’ONU, l’ancien diplomate estime, dans une tribune au « Monde », que les amis d’Israël doivent agir sans attendre et reconnaître un Etat palestinien.
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Longtemps fermé à toute forme d’immigration, le pays, comme la plupart de ceux d’Europe centrale et orientale, s’ouvre depuis quelques années aux étrangers, sous la pression du patronat se plaignant du manque de main-d’œuvre.
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Hardeep Singh Nijjar a été tué en juin 2023 dans la banlieue de Vancouver. Le premier ministre canadien avait accusé les services de renseignement indien d’être impliqués.
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One month later, on Friday, Davis was further remanded to prison after he was charged with the murder of Prince. He appeared before Magistrate Orinthia Schmidt at the Vigilance Magistrate’s Court and was remanded until June 6, 2024.
According to a police report, investigations revealed that on the day in question, the men were in a cell block waiting on water to shower when an argument ensued between them over the infidelity of their girlfriends.
It is alleged by Davis that he saw Prince with what appeared to be an improvised weapon in his hand after which he punched Prince, inflicting a wound to his right side neck.
Prison officers were summoned and Prince was escorted to the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation where he was pronounced dead on arrival.
Prince’s body is at the hospital mortuary awaiting a post mortem examination.
The murder weapon, an improvised weapon was recovered and CCTV footage was retrieved as the investigation continues.
Three persons who were arrested by ranks of the customs Anti Narcotic Unit recently were Friday charged and sentenced when they made their court appearances.
Oneal Deleon appeared before Magistrate George at the Lenora Magistrate’s Court, where he pleaded guilty to the offence of possession of a narcotic for the purpose of trafficking to wit 5.308kgs of cannabis.
Deleon was sentenced to four years imprisonment and fined $4.7 million.
Meanwhile, Bryan Edwards appeared before Magistrate Issacs at the Georgetown Magistrates’ Court, where he pleaded guilty to the offence of possession of a narcotic for the purpose of trafficking to wit 53.480kgs of cannabis.
Edwards was remanded to prison pending a probation report until May 17, 2024.
Additionally, Leonard Caleb appeared before Magistrate Scarce at the Diamond Magistrate’s Court in relation to the charge of possession of a narcotic for the purpose of trafficking to wit 12.540kgs of cannabis.
Caleb was sentenced to four years imprisonment and fined $11.2 million.
Hayley Matthews ended her dream tour of Pakistan as she started it, with yet another commanding performance as West Indies coasted to an eight-wicket win in Karachi.
Smashing 78 from 59 balls, the West Indies captain made light work of Pakistan’s first innings total of 134, with the visitors getting there with 10 balls to spare. West Indies won the series 4-1.
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Hayley Matthews was in sublime form during the two-format seriesWest Indies demonstrated Thursday’s indifferent performance was an aberration, and were right on it from the moment they won the toss and put Pakistan in to bat.
Pakistan started brightly with a 38-run opening partnership in five overs, and after Qiana Joseph cleaned up Ayesha Zafar following a 16-ball 22, Sidra Ameen and Muneeba Ali went about rebuilding effectively. By the 12th over, the hosts sat pretty at 84 for 1, ostensibly set up for a big finish.
But, led by leg-spinner Afy Fletcher, West Indies engineered an almighty Pakistan collapse. Only Rameen Shamim, whose late unbeaten 11-ball 16 got Pakistan past 130, managed double figures after the top three.
Pakistan lost seven wickets for 37 runs as Fletcher, Joseph and Matthews all cashed in, strangling the innings until Shamim’s final-over flourish. Sidra top-scored for Pakistan with a 52-ball 48.
But West Indies had the momentum, and never truly ceded it. Matthews started cautiously once more, allowing Rashada Williams to inflict the early jabs. Sadia Iqbal got rid of her in the fifth over, but that brought out Shemaine Campbelle, who, together with Matthews put together a 103-run partnership, terminally ending any Pakistan hopes of another consolation win.
Towards the second half of that innings, Matthews seemed to be finding boundaries at will, 11 of them sprinkled throughout her innings as she surpassed 50 and helped her side hurtle towards what suddenly looked like an inadequate target. Campbelle, meanwhile eased along for an unbeaten 33 off 35, happy to play second fiddle at a master in full flow.
Pakistan did manage to get Matthews out one final time in the series, Nashra Sandhu knocking her stumps back. But by then, West Indies needed just seven to win, and Matthews’ work was done. (ESPNcricinfo)
