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Ex-ManUtd-Coach schiesst scharf gegen Ronaldo

Blick.ch - Tue, 10/20/2026 - 19:37
Erik ten Hag rechnet mit Cristiano Ronaldo ab. Der Holländer lässt kein gutes Haar am Portugiesen und offenbart Defizite bei der Fitness des Superstars.
Categories: Afrique, Swiss News

Frau will Platz tauschen – nach Absage weint sie drei Stunden

Blick.ch - Tue, 10/20/2026 - 19:33
Auf einem Flug von Istanbul nach Washington lehnte Reisebloggerin Tomiko Harvey einen Sitzplatztausch ab: Statt ihres Gangplatzes sollte sie einen Mittelsitz nehmen. Die Nachbarin soll danach stundenlang geweint haben, weil sie ihren Mann vermisste.
Categories: Afrique, Swiss News

Trump und Vance geben Pressekonferenz im Oval Office

Blick.ch - Tue, 10/20/2026 - 19:27
Trump und Vance haben einen Auftritt im Oval Office angesetzt – das Thema bleibt offen. US-Medien erwarten ein Programm gegen Steuerbetrug, politisch brisant wären aber auch Aussagen zur Ukraine.
Categories: Afrique, Swiss News

Warum bleibt Loïc Lüthi beim FCL nur die Reservistenrolle?

Blick.ch - Tue, 10/20/2026 - 19:25
Loïc Lüthi kommt beim FC Luzern kaum zum Zug. Nach einem vielversprechenden Start ist der Innenverteidiger in der Hierarchie zurückgefallen. Was steckt dahinter?
Categories: Afrique, Swiss News

YouTube : L’Algérie lance des comptes « supervisés par les parents »

Algérie 360 - Tue, 10/20/2026 - 19:18

Pour serrer la vis sur les contenus accessibles aux jeunes, le ministère de la Poste et des Télécommunications officialise ce mardi le lancement en Algérie […]

L’article YouTube : L’Algérie lance des comptes « supervisés par les parents » est apparu en premier sur .

Categories: Afrique

Les Amazones du Bénin gagnent 5 places au niveau mondial

24 Heures au Bénin - Tue, 10/20/2026 - 19:11

Les Amazones du Bénin ont gagné quelques places au dernier classement mondial féminin de la FIFA, publié ce mardi 20 octobre 2026. Elles occupent désormais la 134ᵉ place mondiale et le 23ᵉ rang africain, contre 139ᵉ et 25ᵉ rang lors de la précédente édition.

Le dernier classement mondial féminin de la FIFA, publié ce mardi 20 octobre 2026, positionne les Amazones au 134e rang dans le monde, et au 23e en Afrique. Elles gagnent ainsi 5 places au classement mondial, et 2e à l'échelle du continent.

Cette double progression marque une évolution positive pour l'équipe nationale féminine béninoise.
Les résultats enregistrés lors de la dernière fenêtre internationale ont notamment contribué à cette dynamique. Les Amazones se sont imposées face au Mali sur le score de 3-1, lors du match aller du deuxième tour des éliminatoires des Jeux olympiques de Los Angeles 2028. Elles ont ensuite concédé une défaite lors du match retour à Bamako.

Sur le continent africain, le Nigeria conserve son statut de première nation, avec une 43ᵉ place mondiale. Il est suivi par l'Afrique du Sud, classée 59ᵉ, et le Cameroun, qui occupe le 62ᵉ rang mondial.

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Categories: Afrique, Swiss News

«Wo kämen wir hin, wenn alle bauen würden, wie sie wollen?»

Blick.ch - Tue, 10/20/2026 - 19:08
Bauer Toni Fritsche hat das erste Windrad in Appenzell Innerrhoden in Betrieb genommen. Dies allerdings ohne gültige Bewilligung. Konsequenzen von den Behörden sind bisher ausgeblieben. In unserer Community sorgt das autarke Bauprojekt jedoch bereits für Diskussionen.
Categories: Afrique, Swiss News

«Sie haben Anspruch auf eine Steuerrückerstattung»

Blick.ch - Tue, 10/20/2026 - 19:07
Betrüger lassen sich immer wieder etwas Neues einfallen. Besonders beliebt sind bei ihnen gefälschte E-Mails. Nun verschicken die Betrüger gefälschte Steuer-Mails. Und die wirken so, als wären sie vom Kanton verschickt worden.
Categories: Afrique, Swiss News

« No man's land » : 3 territoires qui n'appartiennent à aucun pays (et pourquoi personne ne les revendique)

BBC Afrique - Tue, 10/20/2026 - 19:04
Dans un monde où pratiquement chaque parcelle de terre appartient à quelqu’un, il reste quelques coins que nul pays ne revendique comme siens sur sa carte.
Categories: Afrique

Visa à l’arrivée à Djanet : les 5 étapes et les tarifs pour visiter le Sahara algérien

Algérie 360 - Tue, 10/20/2026 - 19:03

Depuis 2023, les touristes étrangers peuvent obtenir leur visa à l’arrivée pour visiter le Grand Sud algérien. Une condition s’impose : passer par une agence […]

L’article Visa à l’arrivée à Djanet : les 5 étapes et les tarifs pour visiter le Sahara algérien est apparu en premier sur .

Categories: Afrique

Tücher sind das neue Statement-Piece

Blick.ch - Tue, 10/20/2026 - 18:52
Ehrlich, wer denkt bei «Tuch» nicht sofort an Grossmutter und Kirchgang? Kann man diesen Herbst ruhig vergessen, das Tuch hat sich modisch komplett neu erfunden.
Categories: Afrique, Swiss News

Food Insecurity and Child Malnutrition Worsen in Afghanistan Despite Strong Agricultural Season

Africa - INTER PRESS SERVICE - Tue, 10/20/2026 - 18:47

Credit: UN Photo/Luke Powell

By FAO and WFP
KABUL, Afghanistan, Oct 20 2026 (IPS)

Nearly 40 percent of the population of Afghanistan is projected to face high levels of acute food insecurity this winter, and cases of acute malnutrition are expected to soar during 2027, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) warned.

This is according to the latest Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) analysis, which projects that approximately 19.2 million people (38% of the population) will face high levels of acute food insecurity during the November-April lean season, which lasts through the winter. This is an increase from 17.4 million projected for the same period a year earlier.

An estimated five million of those who are acutely food insecure will be facing emergency levels of hunger (IPC Phase 4) – double the number projected for April-September 2026 – meaning immediate food assistance and urgent emergency agriculture support are needed to prevent deaths and total livelihood collapse. The most severe classifications are projected in Badakhshan, Badghis, Daykundi, Ghor, Samangan, Sar-e-Pul and rural Ghazni.

Acute malnutrition is beginning to define the crisis in Afghanistan with mothers and children at the forefront. Malnutrition cases are expected to increase by nearly 10 percent compared to 2026 to four million. One-quarter of these are expected to be severe and life-threatening. Prevention and treatment services are lagging well behind despite cases increasing, leaving women and particularly children more exposed.

The crisis in Afghanistan is being driven by several shocks that are affecting Afghan families and the humanitarian response. More than 1.2 million Afghans have been forced to return home from Iran and Pakistan this year, adding pressure to already overstretched communities. Border closures and disruptions to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz and other critical trade routes are also driving up prices for basic goods. At the same time, dramatic funding shortfalls are limiting humanitarian assistance just as needs are growing. All these issues are converging to drive hunger and malnutrition higher, particularly as winter approaches.

Improved harvests have not restored families’ access to nutritious food

Favorable rainfall supported crop production and pasture recovery in 2026, benefiting many farming households. The anticipated El Niño season could also bring above-average rainfall, helping replenish water sources, restore pasture and support winter and spring crops. Timely agricultural support could help farmers turn favorable conditions into food and income, but rainfall alone will not secure the next harvest. High fertilizer and agricultural input costs and low crop prices may force poorer farmers to plant less or use fewer inputs. Wetter conditions also increase the risk of localized flooding, erosion, crop damage and plant and animal disease.

However, improved harvests and greater food availability are not necessarily translating into improved food security. Persistent unemployment means many families who do not grow their own food cannot afford a nutritious diet, even when food is available. Winter will bring fewer opportunities for agricultural work, further reducing incomes and increasing the need for humanitarian assistance.

Scale up support before needs deepen further

FAO and WFP are calling for urgent funding to scale up food assistance, emergency agricultural support, and malnutrition prevention and treatment. Support must reach families before winter restricts access to vulnerable communities and farmers miss critical planting windows. Afghanistan cannot afford another year of worsening hunger and malnutrition.

Richard Trenchard, FAO Representative in Afghanistan:

“This year’s strong harvest shows what Afghan farmers can achieve. But for a parent with no steady income, nutritious food in the market can still be out of reach for their family. The drumbeat of shock and crisis is relentless, but we know progress is possible. Past experience shows that timely, targeted food and emergency agricultural assistance can bring acute food insecurity down. Helping families grow or afford nutritious food for their children can also help prevent malnutrition long before children need treatment. We need to scale up these practical solutions now, act ahead of foreseeable shocks and invest in processing and local agribusinesses that connect farmers to markets and create jobs. Families need support to get through this winter and opportunities to earn a dependable living that helps them withstand the next shock.”

John Aylieff, WFP Country Director in Afghanistan

“Hunger and malnutrition are tightening their grip on Afghanistan’s families, pushing more people towards the brink just as resources to respond are running short. This crisis is increasingly being defined by the gap between growing needs and shrinking funding. We still have a window to act, but it is closing fast. With urgent support, families can get through the winter with dignity. Without it, many will face impossible choices no parent should have to make.”

IPS UN Bureau

 

 

 

 

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High food and transport costs, scarce work and declining humanitarian assistance are squeezing families’ access to food as winter approaches.
Categories: Africa, Afrique

Nati-Juwel Manzambi verpasst Villa-Spiel in Champions League

Blick.ch - Tue, 10/20/2026 - 18:44
Johan Manzambi ist zum Zuschauen verdammt, zumindest im Spiel gegen Viking Stavanger. Wie Villa-Trainer Unai Emery bekannt gibt, hat sich der Nati-Spieler eine «kleine Verletzung» zugezogen.
Categories: Afrique, Swiss News

Horner: «Ich will nur Macht und Siege!»

Blick.ch - Tue, 10/20/2026 - 18:35
In Texas ist am Sonntag alles bereit für den eventuellen WM-Titel des Italieners Kimi Antonelli (20). Aber noch weiss man nicht, ob der Final Katar/Abu Dhabi oder Imola heisst.

Alle Augen richten sich auf Aeschi

Blick.ch - Tue, 10/20/2026 - 18:28
Im Rennen um die Parmelin-Nachfolge richten sich alle Augen auf SVP-Fraktionschef Thomas Aeschi. Wagt er nach 2015 einen zweiten Versuch für den Sprung in den Bundesrat? Der Entscheid fällt ihm nicht leicht – und das hat Gründe.

Bavuma epic drags SA back into Test - have they time to beat Australia?

BBC Africa - Tue, 10/20/2026 - 18:27
Captain Temba Bavuma drags South Africa back into their Test series against Australia but did his side bat on too long on day three?

ZDF-Star spricht offen übers Fremdgehen

Blick.ch - Tue, 10/20/2026 - 18:23
Übers Fremdgehen spricht man nicht gerne. Ex-«Tatort»-Kommissarin Anna Schudt tut es trotzdem. Sie sagt: «Es geht nie um den Sex.»

Council and Parliament strike deal on updated measures to support organic farming in the EU

European Council - Tue, 10/20/2026 - 18:13
The Council and the European Parliament have reached a provisional agreement on simpler and clearer rules on the production, labelling, certification and trade of organic products.

Media advisory - Accreditation for the Special European Council, 26 and 27 November 2026

European Council - Tue, 10/20/2026 - 18:13
The Special European Council will take place on 26 and 27 November 2026 in the Europa building in Brussels.

One-year badge 2026 - accreditation is open

European Council - Tue, 10/20/2026 - 18:13
Information about accreditation requirements for the one-year badge (2026)
Categories: Défense, European Union

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