DIRECT. Coupe du monde 2026 : la Suisse et la Colombie visent le dernier ticket pour les quarts après la qualification de l’Argentine face à l’Egypte (3

• Direct Coupe du monde 2026 : la Suisse et la Colombie visent le dernier ticket pour les quarts après la qualification de l’Argentine face à l’Egypte (3-2) Article rédigé par Clément Parrot, Robin Prudent, Fabien Jannic-Cherbonnel France Télévisions Publié le 07/07/2026 06:00 Mis à jour le 07/07/2026 23:58 Le premier match de la journée entre l’Argentine et l’Egypte s’est soldé par une victoire des hommes de Messi (3-2). Ce qu’il faut savoir Ce direct est terminé. Après une journée de lundi marquée par les polémiques, une sur le cas de…

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France severs ties with Burkina Faso after diplomatic expulsions

Tensions between Burkina Faso and France have escalated sharply after the military-led government in Ouagadougou announced the immediate rupture of diplomatic relations with Paris. The decision follows a series of reciprocal measures that included the withdrawal of all French diplomatic staff from the West African nation. The French Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed the move after Burkina Faso’s government, led by Captain Ibrahim Traoré since the 2022 coup, declared an end to all bilateral cooperation frameworks. On June 30, the chargé d’affaires of Burkina Faso in Paris was summoned to…

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Barcola transfer: PSG set for summer exit as liverpool circles

Rumors swirling around Bradley Barcola’s future at Paris Saint-Germain have intensified, with the 23-year-old French forward increasingly linked with a potential move to Liverpool. The speculation follows months of behind-the-scenes interest from the English club, which has maintained close scrutiny over the talented attacker since last year. Barcola, who remains under contract with PSG until 2028, has grown visibly frustrated in his current role as a premium substitute rather than a starting lineup fixture. Despite his contributions, the player’s prominence has been overshadowed by the club’s preference for alternatives like…

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Deadly terrorist attacks hit Burkina Faso’s military and VDP

Deadly assaults target Burkina Faso’s security forces At least fifty soldiers and Volunteers for the Defense of the Homeland (VDP) were killed in coordinated terrorist strikes across Burkina Faso on July 4. The attacks, attributed to the Group for Support of Islam and Muslims (JNIM), an Al-Qaeda affiliate, struck targets in the northern, northwestern, and southwestern regions of the country. Multiple military camps were overrun, with militants seizing weapons and ammunition before retreating. The first assault began at dawn near the town of Di in the Sourou province, where jihadists…

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Spain defeats portugal in dramatic world cup 2026 eighth final

Spain defeats Portugal in dramatic World Cup 2026 eighth final In a thrilling eighth final of the World Cup 2026, Spain secured a dramatic 1-0 victory over Portugal in the dying minutes of extra time. The match, held at AT&T Stadium in Dallas, kept fans on the edge of their seats until the very last whistle. Key moments of the match The game remained tightly contested throughout regulation time, with both teams creating chances but failing to convert. The deadlock was eventually broken in the 118th minute when Mikael Merino,…

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Yamoussoukro’s real estate surge: opportunity meets concern for farmers

Yamoussoukro is undergoing a remarkable transformation. Once a quiet political capital, the city is now a magnet for real estate investment, with construction sites sprouting up across its landscape. The surge in property demand is reshaping neighborhoods and sparking both optimism and apprehension among residents. The city’s appeal to investors is undeniable. From residential homes to commercial complexes, the demand for land is driving up property values. Francis Djaha, a local real estate agent with five years of experience, has witnessed this shift firsthand. Using his drone, he captures aerial…

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Senegal’s land regularization process restarts, ending freeze

Through an official communiqué released this Monday, July 6, 2026, the General Secretariat of the Government provided a comprehensive update on the work of the Committee overseeing the implementation of recommendations from land audit reports. These audits focused on subdivisions across the regions of Dakar, Thiès, and Saint-Louis. This crucial document signals the complete end of a previous freeze, paving the way for initial regularization procedures. end of the freeze: previously suspended sites recalled It is important to remember that conservative suspension measures, initiated under the former leadership of the…

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Gabon’s president Oligui Nguema reshapes leadership with hands-on approach

Gone are the days of distant speeches and rigid protocol ceremonies. Since taking office, President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema has embraced a bold, no-nonsense communication style—one that prioritizes action over words. His approach is simple: show up, engage directly, and lead from the front. Whether donning a hard hat or mingling in local markets, he embodies a presidency focused on tangible results and unfiltered dialogue with Gabonese citizens. On-the-ground leadership: A president in the thick of it President Oligui Nguema has made surprise inspections a cornerstone of his leadership. He…

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Olympique lyonnais denied postponement of first ligue 1 match against toulouse

OL – Olympique Lyonnais Olympique Lyonnais denied postponement of first Ligue 1 match against Toulouse Yesterday at 10:33 PM Share Share WhatsApp LinkedIn Mail Messenger Olympique Lyonnais sought to postpone its opening Ligue 1 fixture against Toulouse amid potential Champions League playoff commitments, but the French Football League (LFP) rejected the request. The LFP has been approached multiple times regarding schedule adjustments. While Olympique Lyonnais is set to face Toulouse in their Ligue 1 opener on August 22, the club sought to delay the match due to overlapping Champions League…

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Chad firmly denies claims of destabilization plans against central african republic

The Chadian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, through its spokesperson Ibrahim Adam Mahamat, has categorically refuted over the weekend allegations of a plot to destabilize the Central African Republic (CAR) allegedly orchestrated by authorities in N’Djamena. Chadian diplomacy described these claims as part of a deliberate disinformation campaign aimed at tarnishing Chad’s reputation and undermining its diplomatic ties with its neighbor, the CAR. In a strongly worded statement, the ministry condemned what it termed «deceptive maneuvers» and urged those spreading such rumors to act responsibly. It also called on media outlets…

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