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LBCI
04-07-2025
- Politics
- LBCI
PM Salam tours social assistance centers, reaffirms commitment to social justice
Lebanon's Prime Minister Nawaf Salam conducted a field tour on Friday alongside Social Affairs Minister Haneen Sayed to assess the implementation of the national social protection program 'AMAN.' In a post on X, Salam said he visited centers in Corniche Al-Mazraa and Bourj Hammoud, where he met with several beneficiary families and reviewed the mechanisms used to deliver financial aid, as well as accompanying healthcare and social services. He also toured the program's complaint reception center in Badaro. Salam reaffirmed the government's commitment to building a comprehensive social protection system, stating that the ultimate goal is to preserve citizens' dignity. He stressed, 'There can be no stability without social justice.'
Yahoo
01-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
AMAN贏得Red Bull Dance Your Style香港決賽冠軍 將赴美爭世界第一寶座
被譽為最頂級國際街舞比賽盛事之一的Red Bull Dance Your Style，香港決賽周六假尖沙咀文化中心露天廣場舉行。AMAN於數以千計現場觀眾的見證下封王，10月11日將代表香港出戰於美國洛杉磯舉行之總決賽，與環球最優秀舞者巔峰對決，爭奪世界第一寶座。 曾參與多個劇場演出及為多間大專院校活動巡演的編舞創作的AMAN在16強先擊敗曾於多個國家的Waacking比賽中奪冠的SIUSA，之後在8強再淘汰曾奪得Red Bull Dance Your Style 2023港區冠軍的BOBBY。準決賽，AMAN挫退本地舞團「19 Cavalierz」及「Hoodlum」 成員之一的YUEN AKA HOAX成功殺入決賽。 首次參加Red Bull Dance Your Style的AMAN面對悶熱的天氣以及頂着現場上千名觀眾的熾熱目光的壓力下，與決賽對手Waacking舞團「甩」及Jazz Funk舞團「Hot Stuff」成員之一的NIKO大戰3個回合，最後在觀眾的投票支持下成功贏得冠軍。二人在完成決賽後均需立即用冰袋降温以免中暑，可想比賽的激烈程度。在決賽開始前，大會更邀得本地舞團Chestroll到場表演，同時亦抽出2位現場觀眾上台即場battle，親身體驗Red Bull Dance Your Style的精神，將現場氣氛推至高峰。 AMAN表示沒有想過第一次參賽就能贏得冠軍，在每一回合都只是想着跳出自己的Style。她覺得自己與NIKO各有千秋，大家在決賽都施展出自己的混身解數，勝負的關鍵在於現場觀眾的支持，所以，她非常感謝觀眾為自己投票。對於即將會代表香港出戰在美國舉行的世界決賽，她表示：「十分榮幸可以代表香港出戰，我會積極備戰，期望這次賽事能夠爭取理想的名次，同時亦趁此機會與世界各地的舞者交流、切磋舞技。」 本年度Red Bull Dance Your Style會於全球舉行合共200場區域競賽，並由年初起陸續於50個國家地區熱血啟動，挑選出各地頂尖街舞舞者，於洛杉磯舉行的總決賽中一決高下，爭奪現場近萬位現場觀眾手上神聖一票，登上世界第一街舞王者寶座。
NDTV
17-06-2025
- Politics
- NDTV
Mossad Headquarters Hit In Tel Aviv, Claims Iran. Israel Denies
Iranian strikes allegedly struck strategic sites within Israel, including the Mossad headquarters in Tel Aviv and the military intelligence complex or AMAN in Glilot, several reports have claimed. Visuals on social media, which cannot be confirmed by NDTV, show buildings engulfed in flames. "This morning, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC)'s aerospace forces carried out a strike on the center of military intelligence of the Zionist regime's (Israel's - TASS) army, Aman, and the Zionist regime's center for planning terrorist operations, Mossad, in Tel Aviv, despite Israel's advanced defense systems, and this center is now on fire," the Tasnim news agency quoted an IRGC statement. The Israeli military said the strikes hit a bus parking lot, Tehran Times reported. Israeli military also said it has struck certain sites in western Iran. The two countries have traded attacks since Israel launched Operation Rising Lion on June 13. Iranian strikes since Friday have killed more than a dozen people in Israel, while Tehran's health ministry says at least 224 people were killed and more than 1,200 wounded in Israeli attacks. Residential areas in both countries have suffered deadly strikes since the hostilities broke out Friday, with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu slamming Iran for allegedly targeting civilians. Israel says its attacks have hit military and nuclear facilities, and killed many top commanders and atomic scientists -- but a senior US official said that President Donald Trump told Israel to back down from a plan to kill supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Trump has urged the foes to "make a deal", but told reporters that "sometimes they have to fight it out" first. The escalation comes after decades of enmity and a prolonged shadow war fought through proxies and covert operations.
Hindustan Times
17-06-2025
- Politics
- Hindustan Times
Iran claims strikes hit Israeli spy agency Mossad's centre in Tel Aviv
As the conflict between Iran and Israel escalates, the Iranian Revolution Guards Corps on Tuesday stated that it struck Israeli spy agency Mossad's centre. In a report by state news agency Tasnim, the IRGC announced it launched a successful missile attack on 'a major centre of the Zionist regime's' Mossad spy agency in Tel Aviv." As per the IRGC, the missile attack was carried out by the Aerospace Force units, adding that the targets, Mossad's centre and Israel's military intelligence directorate AMAN, which are frequently used for planning "assassinations and evil acts," were hit by the IRGC. Track LIVE updates on the Iran-Israel conflict here The Mossad centre and AMAN operations from Herzliya, where the Israeli military censor has forbidden the publication of images and information about the attacks on the site. Despite the Iranian sides claims, Israel is yet to give an official confirmation regarding the strikes. Also Read: Israel warns Iran's Ayatollah Ali Khamenei could meet fate similar to Saddam Hussein However, videos of the Iranian strike have circulated on social media, showing smoke billowing from the Mossad centre. The conflict between Iran and Israel reached a new boiling point after Israel carried out strikes on Iranian military bases and nuclear facilities as part of its military operation - "Operation Rising Lion." In response, Iran launched a series of missile and drone attacks against Israel, killing at least 24 people across the country and injuring around 400. Meanwhile, Iran has claimed that Israeli strikes have killed 224 people in the region, a majority of the deaths being attributed to women and children. For the past five days, both Tehran and Tel Aviv have been engaged in back-and-forth firing, marking the biggest escalation in their conflict in years.
IOL News
13-06-2025
- Business
- IOL News
Ramaphosa: By 2050, green hydrogen could create up to 4 million jobs in Africa
President Ramaphosa envisions Africa producing up to 60 million tons of green hydrogen by 2050, creating millions of jobs and driving industrial transformation across the continent. President Cyril Ramaphosa says by 2050, green hydrogen production in Africa could reach between 30 and 60 million tons, creating two to four million new jobs across member states of the Africa Green Hydrogen Alliance. Speaking at the inaugural Africa Green Hydrogen Summit on Thursday, Ramaphosa outlined a bold continental vision for harnessing green hydrogen as a driver of industrial transformation, clean energy, and economic development. 'This summit provides a platform for our shared continental ambitions,' he said, highlighting the evolution of the event from a South African initiative in 2022 to a forum now uniting Africa's green hydrogen ecosystem. Africa, he noted, is 'perfectly placed to leverage the global shift towards cleaner energy sources for our collective advantage,' with abundant solar, wind, and hydropower resources, and vast tracts of land suited for renewable energy projects. Ramaphosa called green hydrogen a tool to 'marry Africa's mineral riches with our renewable energy endowment to decarbonise heavy industries, to create jobs, to stimulate investment and to unlock inclusive growth across borders.' The Africa Green Hydrogen Alliance, which includes South Africa, Egypt, Kenya, Mauritania, Morocco, and Namibia, has already seen over 52 large-scale projects announced—among them, the Coega Green Ammonia Project in South Africa, AMAN in Mauritania, and Project Nour in Morocco, he said.
