By Rohan Best A federal government green energy program is subsidising unnecessarily large home batteries and blowing out in cost. The Labor government launched its A$2.3 billion Cheaper Home Batteries Program in July, with the aim of bringing down household power bills and reducing people’s reliance on the energy grid. The program was projected to lead to
Her Excellency Fatoumata Bah-Barrow attended The Gambia Adolescent Girls Call for Action at the Sir Dawda Kairaba Conference Center, where the Dakar Declaration was adopted. The event focused on the challenges and aspirations of girls, emphasizing Gambia’s commitment to their rights. Bah-Barrow called for courage and collaboration to empower girls, acknowledged progress in education and
By: RFI France’s national football team coach Didier Deschamps was enthusiastic as he responded to the press after the draw announcement in Washington, where France and Norway came out alongside Senegal in a tough-looking Group I. “It will be a great duel,” Deschamps told reporters, keenly anticipating a showdown between star players Kylian Mbappé and Erling Haaland. France will
By Karina Tijomirov and Maxine Alleyne, IOM Three women in Jamaica whose lives were upended by the destructive force of a hurricane which battered the Caribbean island are looking to rebuild their future. Right before Hurricane Melissa swept across Jamaica in late October 2025, Rose* took her two children to a friend’s sturdy concrete home to
TEHRAN (Tasnim) – Iran and Russia signed a cooperation document in Moscow to expand collaboration in artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. The fifth meeting of the joint working group between Iran and Russia in the field of communications and information technology concluded with the signing of the document, aimed at strengthening bilateral cooperation. The agreement entails
