Après avoir remporté sa seconde Ligue des champions consécutive, le PSG a prévu un mercato animé cet été. Le club de la capitale a notamment été évoqué parmi les prétendants d’Eli Junior Kroupi. Seulement, l’attaquant de 20 ans devrait faire l’objet d’une offre susceptible de tout changer sur ce dossier. En pleine Coupe du monde 2026, le PSG continue de travailler sur son recrutement estival. Le club de la capitale souhaite offrir de nouvelles solutions à Luis Enrique afin de régénérer son effectif après le second sacre consécutif en Ligue…
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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…
Read MorePsg transfer news kang-in lee atletico madrid talks intensify
The Paris Saint-Germain squad is set for a summer of significant changes, with both incoming and outgoing transfers expected to reshape the team. Among the players whose future remains uncertain, the situation of midfielder Kang-In Lee has drawn considerable attention. The South Korean international, who joined the club in 2023, has seen limited playing time under manager Luis Enrique, despite delivering strong performances when given the opportunity. Kang-In Lee, now 25, faces an uncertain future at Parc des Princes, with reports strongly linking him to a move to Atlético de…
Read MoreMali, Burkina Faso, and Niger: a calculated icc departure
Following Niger’s initial move, Mali and Burkina Faso have formally announced their withdrawal from the International Criminal Court (ICC). While the military juntas forming the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) publicly cite notions of “souveraineté” and describe the international justice system as “politicized,” this calculated departure primarily reveals a familiar strategy employed by authoritarian regimes: sidestepping international law to ensure immunity for their leaders. This coordinated three-step exit resonates like an admission of guilt. Within a span of mere weeks, these three military-led governments in the Sahel have finalized their…
Read MoreBenin and Chad join forces to tackle Africa’s water challenges
As major continental summits approach, the diplomacy surrounding “blue gold” is intensifying across West Africa. The Palais de la Marina in Cotonou recently hosted a pivotal meeting between Tchad and Bénin, highlighting a shared commitment to placing water resource management at the forefront of their national development agendas. A high-level diplomatic mission in Cotonou The Chadian Minister of State, Tahir Hamid Nguilin, was received for an official audience by Romuald Wadagni. Acting as a special envoy, Nguilin delivered a direct message from the President of Tchad, Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno,…
Read MoreAyyoub Bouaddi: psg knows the price to sign him from losc
Paris Saint-Germain is set for a busy transfer window in the coming days. The club from the capital wants to strengthen its squad this summer and has activated several leads on the transfer market. Parisian officials are reportedly keeping a close eye on Ayyoub Bouaddi’s situation. The red-and-blue club now knows the fee required to secure his services. After winning the Champions League for a second straight year, PSG believes it is time to refresh Luis Enrique’s squad. The capital club has therefore explored multiple transfer options, including the path…
Read MoreTombouctou in the dark: how fuel shortage paralyses the ancient city
Cut off from the rest of Mali by insecurity, the historic city of 333 saints endures an unprecedented ordeal. Without electricity or running water due to a severe fuel shortage, Tombouctou highlights the logistical and security collapse that first punishes civilians. In Tombouctou, the thermometer regularly exceeds 40 degrees Celsius in the shade. Yet for days, not a single fan turns, no refrigerator works, and taps remain stubbornly dry. The local thermal power plant, operated by the public company Énergie du Mali (EDM-SA), is completely shut down. Without fuel to…
Read MoreYan diomandé parisian adventure delayed: psg transfer saga continues
At just 19 years old, Yan Diomandé has become one of the most sought-after talents in world football this summer. The electrifying Ivorian winger, currently shining in the 2026 World Cup with Côte d’Ivoire, appears to have set his sights on a move to Paris Saint-Germain. Yet this potential transfer isn’t happening this season—it’s been deferred by a full year. Why Yan Diomandé’s dream move to Paris could wait Yan Diomandé has made no secret of his admiration for Paris Saint-Germain. The young star’s decision to join the French giants…
Read MoreMason Greenwood transfer: AS Rome eyes bargain deal for OM striker
Football pundits are buzzing with speculation surrounding Mason Greenwood’s potential exit from Olympique de Marseille (OM). The English striker, coveted by several top European clubs, is now at the center of a tug-of-war between financial necessity and strategic valuation for the French side. OM’s financial dilemma and Greenwood’s future With Marseille under pressure to balance their books, Greenwood’s name has surfaced as a prime candidate for a lucrative transfer. Club officials have set a minimum asking price of €50 million, a figure they believe reflects his potential and market value.…
Read MoreWorld bank 200 million dollar investment in Togo’s transport sector raises governance concerns
The capital city of Lomé is buzzing with financial excitement following the World Bank’s latest approval of a $200 million package aimed at revitalizing the country’s transport infrastructure and reviving its ailing railway network. Official statements are buzzing with optimism, painting Togo as a future logistics powerhouse for West Africa. Yet beneath the polished announcements and ceremonial handshakes lies a pressing concern: how can a reputable financial institution entrust such a strategic investment to a government whose economic leadership is widely criticized for its lack of transparency? railway revival dreams…
Read MoreSahel’s sovereignist dream turns sour four years after France exit
Four years ago, crowds in Bamako, Ouagadougou and Niamey cheered anti-French slogans. The forced departures of ambassadors and soldiers from Operation Barkhane were hailed as historic victories. Military leaders promised that regained sovereignty would magically solve the terrorist equation. By 2026, the honeymoon is over. The balance sheet of the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) reveals a systemic failure that state propaganda can no longer hide. Security mirage: the boomerang effect of the Russian partnership The junta’s main justification for their coups was France’s failure to eradicate jihadism. But the…
Read MorePsg transfer news bradley barcola set to leave after world cup
Paris Saint-Germain’s Bradley Barcola set for major decision after World Cup The Paris Saint-Germain is preparing for significant changes to its squad as the 2026 FIFA World Cup unfolds. Among the players making headlines is winger Bradley Barcola, whose performances have caught the attention of both fans and rival clubs. At just 23 years old, the French international has already marked his presence in the tournament by scoring his first goal in the 3-1 victory over Senegal and securing his first start in the 3-0 triumph against Iraq. Premier League…
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