The tragic fire of the old Copenhagen Stock Exchange: a warning about the fragility of our heritage.

The fire at the old Copenhagen Stock Exchange, a historic monument from the 17th century, deeply moved the local and international population. The disaster, which destroyed part of the iconic building, highlighted the importance of preserving cultural heritage for future generations. Despite the efforts of the emergency services, uncertainty hovers over the preservation of the facades of the Stock Exchange. This tragedy reminds us of the fragility of our heritage and highlights the need to redouble our efforts to protect our history and our culture.

Strengthening global action: Climate challenges from the IMF and the World Bank

The IMF and the World Bank are at the heart of debates on the need to strengthen their capacities to face global challenges, in particular climate change. A recent report highlights the need to fundamentally reform these institutions for robust governance and effective tools. It highlights the importance of global coordination for an inclusive and equitable approach, as well as the key role in the transition to a low-emission economy. The report also calls for increased transparency and mandatory disclosure standards to measure companies’ carbon footprints, thereby promoting a greener and more resilient economy. By strengthening their role in the fight against climate change, the IMF and the World Bank can contribute to a more sustainable future for all.

Strengthening cooperation between the DRC and the IMF: towards a prosperous economic future

Cooperation between the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is a crucial element for the Congolese economy. Recent discussions at the spring meetings in Washington DC demonstrated significant progress in implementing economic reforms. Thanks to a $1.5 billion cooperation program, the DRC has strengthened its economic stability and won the confidence of international investors. This collaboration marks a significant turning point towards a prosperous economic future for the country.

The Kuluna Renaissance: From Outlaws to Builders of the Future

In a country with major social challenges, former young outlaws in the DRC have found a second chance thanks to a re-education and training initiative in masonry and carpentry. After being rehabilitated, these young people participate in the construction of essential infrastructure such as schools and hospitals. Mentored by experts and supported by National Service, they transformed their lives and their communities, becoming symbols of resilience and commitment to the country. This story inspires on the power of rehabilitation and commitment to a greater cause for a better future.

The hot debate around the law on “foreign agents” in Georgia

The debate around the law on “foreign agents” in Georgia deeply divides the population. While supporters support transparency, opponents fear a crackdown on independent NGOs and media. The demonstrations and political tensions show the extent of the discontent. The Russian inspirations for the law raise concerns about authoritarian excesses. The EU expresses its reservations, highlighting a potential obstacle to Georgia’s accession. The need to reconcile transparency and respect for fundamental rights is crucial for the democratic future of the country.

The economic fatshimetry of the year 2024: Between optimism and caution

Summary: Economic forecasts for the year 2024 according to the IMF indicate stable global growth, with a slight acceleration for advanced countries and a deceleration for emerging countries. Inflation is expected to gradually decline, raising questions about global monetary policies. The resilience of the global economy in the face of interest rate adjustments is remarkable. It is essential to remain vigilant and consider various scenarios to better understand the economic challenges of 2024.

Political intensity in Haut-Uélé: Crucial issues for the future of the province

The Fatshimetrie article highlights the fierce competition for the post of governor in Haut-Uélé in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Four candidates with varied backgrounds face off, revealing crucial issues for the future of the region. Between a contested outgoing governor, a successor seeking legitimacy and an emerging charismatic leader, provincial deputies have a determining role in the choice of leadership. Fatshimetrie promises an impartial analysis of this tumultuous political race to enlighten readers on the issues and aspirations of the local population. Let’s stay informed and committed to building a better future for Haut-Uélé together.

Shock incident in Lisala: tensions between the DGM and a money transfer agency

The article relates a disturbing incident that occurred in Lisala involving a DGM agent and the manager of a money transfer company. The altercation turned into a distressing spectacle in front of a travel agency, highlighting tensions and a lack of professionalism. The intervention of the local police led to the arrest of the manager, before the situation was clarified and measures were taken to rectify the error. This event raises questions about governance and practices within the DGM, calling for more transparency and rigor to ensure its proper functioning.

In search of the roots of writing: the African heritage of fatshimetry

In this article extract, we discover the African roots of writing through the fascinating history of paper and papyrus in ancient Egypt. The link between these sacred supports and the transmission of knowledge is explored, highlighting the importance of writing as a link between generations. By honoring the African origin of terms such as “medjat” and “permedjat”, the article highlights Africa’s invaluable contribution to universal civilization and invites us to fully embrace this heritage. By recognizing the depth of this Africanness of writing, we enrich our understanding of ourselves and our place in the world, thereby strengthening our connections with our ancestors and consolidating our common humanity.

Global economic growth in 2025: Prospects and challenges

The IMF’s economic study for 2025 reveals stable global growth at 3.2%, but with disparities between advanced and emerging countries. The decline in global inflation is a positive sign, despite continued challenges for developing countries. The resilience of the global economy in the face of fluctuations is highlighted, highlighting the need for continued adaptation for sustainable growth.