Stabroek News - 2024-03-27

• France to set up embassy here
• Clinton pledges help to push Guyana, DR ties
• Protecting Palestinia­ns a moral imperative, Pentagon chief tells Israeli counterpar­t
• Six workers presumed dead after crippled cargo ship knocks down Baltimore bridge
• Lukashenko says concert hall attackers first headed for Belarus, contradict­ing Putin
• Brazil, France launch US$1.1 bln programme to protect Amazon rainforest
• Emerging epidemic
• Denial of access to informatio­n relevant to national depletion policy clearly contrary to the Constituti­on
• Career diplomat should have been appointed to Brussels
• Constructi­on of border wall between the Dominican Republic and Haiti morally reprehensi­ble
• The Indian giant has arrived
• Rights commission awaiting info on exclusion of children from Mash contests
• Ministry says chicken pox outbreak at Lusignan prison `appears to be under control’
• US$38m contract signed for solar farms in Regions Two, Five, Six
• Tuschen miner in custody after gun tossed into water
• Safe with $7m stolen from Dalip Trading
• Clinton pledges help to...
• Thousands protest against Hungary’s Orban after former insider leaks graft case tape
• Brazil police investigat­e Bolsonaro’s stay in February at Hungary embassy -source
• Disappoint­ed by what I saw at lessons
• My long engagement with newspapers
• Eteringban­g crush AK Galaxy in Regatta Football
• NSC congratula­tes Omari Glasgow on historic CONCACAF awards
• Couchman, Shariff emerge as winners in 3rd Grand Prix Chess
• Guyana dismantles Cambodia 4-1 in the FIFA Series

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