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Page 4 to 14: Vincent Cossarutto – Who benefits from writing? Investigation into the first libel once morest Marie-Antoinette | Page 15 to 24: Robert Larin – Honoré Pierre Dubois de la Miltière, nobleman and commoner. Some ideas for a comparative study of the nobility of France and New France | Page 25 to 40: Charles-François Mathis – Coal, an energy heritage? At the origins of Victorian anxiety | Page 41 to 57: Matthieu de Oliveira – Summer 1914. The North’s entry into the war, minute by minute | Page 58 to 79: Emmanuel Auvray – Prefect Maurice Hélitas, a builder of sports equipment in Aurillac and Caen (1914-1925) | Page 80 to 96: Jean Bérard – The life of things and the nature of law. Study on contemporary environmental standards | Page 97 to 109: Pierre-Emmanuel Guigo – Do the Prime Ministers of the Fifth Republic have the right to rest? | Page 112 to 113: Tatiana Debbagi Baranova – Sylvie Daubresse, Warding off religious dissension. The justice of the king in the face of the Reformation (1555-1563), Paris, Champ Vallon, 2019, 462 p. | Page 113 to 114: Anthony Turner – Alun C. Davies, The Rise and Decline of England’s Watchmaking Industry, 1550-1930, New York & London, Routledge, Studies in Modern British History, 2022, 394 p. | Page 114 to 115: Nicolas Richard – Jacques-Régis du Cray, The Andriveau Genealogical Archives and the Hôtel de Marsilly. History of a profession, history of a Parisian residence, preface by Éric Mension-Rigau, Paris, Andriveau genealogical archives, 2023, 223 p., numerous ill. | Page 115 to 116: Hubert Bonin – Pierre Lamard, The Viellard Migeon & Cie family company, 225 years old. From Morvillars to the world (1996-2001), Belfort, Les Éditions du Lion, 2021, 270 p. | Page 117 to 118: Laurent Bihl – Didier Nourrisson, Milk and Men. History of a nourishing beverage from the Renaissance to the present day, Paris, Vendémiaire, 2021, 349 p. | Page 118 to 119: Hubert Bonin – Olivier Londeix, From customer to consumer. Casino, a French branch chain (1898-1960), Paris, CTHS, “CTHS History”, 2021, 384 p. | Page 119 to 121: Louis Baldasseroni – Cédric Fériel, The Pedestrian City, Another urban history of the 20th century, Paris, Éditions de la Sorbonne, “Environmental History”, 2022, 314 p..
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Drone Attack on Merchant Ship: Pentagon Confirms Iranian Involvement | Red Sea Navigation Safety
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
2023-12-24 00:49:00
The Pentagon confirmed that it was a drone “shot from Iran” that attacked a merchant ship near India (Europa Press)
The Pentagon confirmed that the Israeli-linked merchant ship that was attacked earlier this Saturday was, indeed, hit “by an attack drone fired from Iran.” This is the Chem Pluto ship, flying the Liberian flag, operated by a Dutch entity and related to Tel Aviv interests.
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The episode occurred around 10:00 local time and, although there were no victims on board, it did cause a fire that was extinguished moments later. The event occurred 200 nautical miles off the coast of India, where there were no United States Navy ships.
Immediately, the New Delhi navy responded to the request for help and sent a plane that reached the ship and brought its crew to safety. A warship was also mobilized to provide necessary assistance and the US Army “remains in communication as it continues toward its destination in India.”
You may be interested: The Houthis warned that any country that acts once morest them will be attacked in the Red Sea
This episode was added to the multiple offensives that Yemen’s Houthi rebels have been launching for weeks once morest Israeli or related ships transiting the Red Sea, in an attempt to support the Palestinian people. Such is the level and frequency of the attacks that, the day before, Washington accused Iran of being closely involved in these maneuvers, providing this militia of its affinity with drones, missiles and tactical intelligence. However, there were no known reports of attacks carried out directly from Persian territory.
The United States has long accused Iran of being behind the Houthis’ maneuvers on ships sailing the Red Sea (Europa Press)
“We know that Iran was deeply involved in planning operations once morest commercial vessels in the Red Sea. “This is consistent with Iran’s long-term material support and encouragement of Houthi destabilizing actions in the region,” said National Security Council spokesperson Adrienne Watson, warning that, to the contrary, “it is not “We have no reason to believe that Iran is trying to deter the Houthis from this behavior.”
You may be interested: A coalition will deploy a naval force in the Red Sea once morest the Houthi attacks
That is why, with a view to confronting this threat, the United States Department of Defense recently coordinated with more than 20 countries the “Guardian of Prosperity” operation, whose objective is to guarantee the safety of navigation at sea. , several important shipping companies had announced the cessation of their operations in those waters due to the risk involved, following their crew members were attacked.
The United States Department of Defense coordinated with more than 20 countries the “Guardian of Prosperity” operation to guarantee navigation safety at sea (Europa Press)
“There have been solid results (…) and the United States will continue to consult closely with our allies and partners who share the fundamental principle of freedom of navigation, and we hope that the coalition will continue to grow,” the Pentagon spokesman commented when making the announcement. , Pat Ryder.
“It is very important to understand that the Houthis are not just attacking one country but, in reality, they are attacking the international community. “They are attacking the economic well-being and prosperity of nations around the world so they become bandits along the international route that is the Red Sea,” he added.
To defend the area, each country may contribute in the way it deems most appropriate, whether with the mobilization of ships, planes, military personnel or any other mechanism it deems appropriate.
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LVBP Transactions: December 23, 2023 – Players Changes, Injuries, and Rosters
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
2023-12-24 02:52:53
December 23, 2023
By Ignacio Serrano
A total of 18 players changed their status through the LVBP transaction line, in the continuation of the knockout round.
Two players left the restrictive list, although they are not expected to see action once more in the LVBP due to restrictions on their squads in the MLB system. It’s regarding the prospect Jaison Chourio and the pitcher Oddanier Mosquedarecently signed by the New York Yankees.
The Tigers recovered former big leaguer Jorge Rondón, who is not having a good season (1-2, 5.60 ERA). But it was a move forced by the loss of big leaguer Pedro Ávila, whom the San Diego Padres supposedly sent to Aragua is taking steps to try to have the latter once more.
The Lions, however, did recover Miguel Rodriguezwhich is an important part of their bullpen (3.60 in 15 reliefs).
MARVAL INJURED
Cardinals lose due to injury Osman Marvalone of their useful bench players.
The switch-hitter was injured running in Thursday’s game at Universitario, in a day in which he had two hits, including a double, with three RBIs.
Marval (pictured) will no longer play in the knockout round.
Neither Moisés Gomez He will play more with Braves until January. The slugger left the roster in the transactions to attend to family commitments.
LVBP TRANSACTIONS
December 22th
- Jaison Chourio (OF) leaves the restrictive list.
- Zulia can register him on the active roster whenever he wishes.
- Oddanier Mosqueda (P) leaves the restrictive list.
- La Guaira can re-register him on the active roster if he gets a new permit from the New York Yankees.
- Aragua inscribes a Jorge Rondon (P) instead of Pedro Avila (P).
- Ávila goes to the 7-day restrictive list.
- Caracas inscribe a Miguel Rodriguez (P) instead of Franklin Dacosta (P).
- Dacosta is released and will not pitch once more.
- La Guaira registers Will Changarotty (P) instead of Alejandro Chacin (P).
- Chacín goes to the 7-day restrictive list.
- Lara inscribe a Keinner Pineapple (P) instead of Osman Marval (P).
- Marval goes to the 7-day restrictive list.
- Margarita inscribe a Raul Rivas (P) instead of Moisés Gomez (OF).
- Gómez goes to the 7-day restrictive list.
- Zulia registers Jose Moreno (P), Jefferson Medina (P) and Hazahel Quijada (P) instead of Alvin Herrera (P) Gustavo Rodriguez (P) and Jasier Herrera (P).
- Moreno and Medina go to the 7-day restrictive list.
- Herrera is released and will not pitch once more.
December 21
- Jefferson Medina (P) leaves the restrictive list.
- Zulia can register him on the active roster whenever he wishes.
December 20th
- Jorge Rondon (P) leaves the restrictive list.
- Aragua can re-register him on the active roster whenever he considers it.
- Ehire Adrianza (IF) leaves the restrictive list.
- La Guaira can re-register him on the active roster whenever he considers it.
Decembre 19th
- The 8 teams present their weekly rosters for the tenth week of the knockout round.
Dec. 18
- Lara firm a César Izturis (2B-SS) as a free agent.
December 17
- Eduard Bazardo (P) leaves the restrictive list.
- Magallanes can re-register him on the active roster if he gets a new permit from the Seattle Mariners.
- Luis Amoroso (P) leaves the restrictive list.
- Margarita can re-register him on the active roster whenever she considers it.
- Aragua inscribes a Pedro Avila (P) and Adam Hofacket (P) instead of Fabricio Reina (P) and Daritzon Feliz (P).
- Reina goes to the 7-day restrictive list.
- Feliz is discharged and will not pitch once more.
- Caracas inscribe a Lazarus White (P) instead of Noah Toribio (P).
- Toribio is discharged and will not pitch once more.
- Lara inscribe a Franklin van Gurp (P) instead of Jacob Bosiokovic (P).
- Bosiokovic goes to the 10-day restrictive list.
- Magellan enrolls Wuilder Rodríguez (P) and Sergio Velis (P) instead of Emmanuel De Jesus (P) and Yohander Mendez (P).
- De Jesús and Méndez go to the 7-day restrictive list
December 16
- Emilio Marquez (P) leaves the restrictive list.
- Caracas can register him on the active roster whenever he wishes.
- Caracas inscribe a Samuel Perez (P) instead of Francisco Morales (P).
- Morales goes to the 7-day restrictive list.
December 15
- Victor Arias (OF) leaves the restrictive list.
- Magallanes can register him on the active roster whenever he wishes.
- Carlos Betancourt (P) leaves the restrictive list.
- Zulia can register him on the active roster whenever he wishes.
- La Guaira registers Elvis Araujo (P) instead of Oddanier Mosqueda (P).
- Mosqueda goes to the 7-day restrictive list.
- Zulia registers Jose Pirela (P) instead of Jaison Chourio (P).
- Chourio goes to the 7-day restrictive list.
December 14th
- Zulia registers Raul Rangel (P) instead of Jefferson Medina (P).
- Medina goes to the 7-day restrictive list.
December 13th
- David Davalillo (P) and Miguel Rojas (SS) leave the restrictive list.
- La Guaira can re-register Davalillo on the active roster if he gets a new permit from the Texas Rangers. Rojas is available immediately.
- No Delgado (IF) leaves the restrictive list.
- Caracas can re-register him on the active roster whenever he wishes.
- Aragua inscribes a Jesus Zambrano (P) instead of Jorge Rondon (P).
- Rondón goes to the 7-day restrictive list.
- La Guaira registers Miguel Rojas (SS) instead of Ehire Adrianza (IF).
- Adrianza goes to the 7-day restrictive list.
December 12th
- The 8 teams present their weekly rosters for the ninth week of the elimination round.
December 10
- Yósber Sánchez (P) leaves the restrictive list.
- Lara can sign him back to the active roster if he gets a new permit from the Detroit Tigers.
- Omar Martínez (C) leaves the restrictive list.
- Zulia can re-register him on the active roster whenever he wishes.
- Anzoátegui registers Eduardo Diaz (OF) instead of Asdrubal Cabrera (P).
- Cabrera announces his retirement and will not play once more.
- La Guaira registers Miguel Romero (P) instead of Jose Valdez (P).
- Valdez is released and will not pitch once more.
- Magellan enrolls Wilking Rodríguez (P) and Williams Ramirez (P) instead of Eduard Bazardo (P) and Juan Macias (P).
- Bazardo goes to the 7-day restrictive list.
- Macías is discharged and will not pitch once more.
- Margarita inscribe a Yénder Cáramo (P) instead of Luis Amoroso (P).
- Amoroso goes to the 7-day restrictive list.
- Zulia registers Porfirio Lopez (P) instead of Dilmer Mejía (P).
- Mejía is released and will not pitch once more.
December 9
- Adrian Sanchez (P) leaves the restrictive list.
- Aragua can register him on the active roster whenever he wishes.
- Luis Carrasco (P) leaves the restrictive list.
- Lara can sign him to the active roster if he gets a new permit from the Oakland Athletics.
- Caracas inscribe a Franklin Dacosta (P) instead of Emilio Marquez (P).
- Márquez goes to the 7-day restrictive list.
- Margarita inscribe a Yaramil Hiraldo (P) instead of Colby Morris (P).
- Morris is discharged and will not pitch once more.
December 8
- Aragua obtains from La Guaira Jean Pinto (P) and Jean Cabrera (P) in exchange for Jesus Pirela (P).
- Wilkel Hernandez (P) and Erick Brito (IF) leave the restrictive list.
- Caracas can re-register them on the active roster whenever they wish.
- Kelvin Meleán (IF) leaves the restrictive list.
- La Guaira can re-register him on the active roster whenever he wishes.
- Dennis Ortega (C) leaves the restrictive list.
- Magallanes can re-register him on the active roster whenever he wishes.
- Jesus Castillo (P) leaves the restrictive list.
- Margarita can re-register him on the active roster whenever she wishes.
- Amilcar Medina (P) leaves the restrictive list.
- Zulia can re-register him on the active roster whenever he wishes.
- Aragua inscribes a Daritzon Feliz (P) and Yasel Santana (P) instead of Brandon Drury (P) and Luis Mey (P).
- Drury and Mey are discharged and will not pitch once more.
- Lara inscribe a Fernando Baez (P) instead of Cristofer Ogando (P).
- Ogando is released and will not pitch once more.
- Magellan enrolls Erick Leal (P) instead of Victor Arias (OF).
- Arias goes to the 7-day restrictive list.
- Zulia registers Henry Gómez (P) instead of Carlos Betancourt (P).
- Betancourt goes to the 7-day restrictive list.
December 7th
- Diego Infante (IF) leaves the restrictive list.
- La Guaira can re-register him on the active roster whenever he wishes.
- Renato Nunez (1B) from the restrictive list.
- Magallanes can re-register him on the active roster whenever he wishes.
- Henry Gómez (P) leaves the restrictive list.
- Zulia can re-register him on the active roster whenever he wishes.
6th of December
- La Guaira signs Luis Madero (P) as a free agent.
- Caracas inscribe a Orlando Arcia (SS) instead of No Delgado (IF).
- Delgado goes to the 7-day restrictive list.
- La Guaira registers Jonathan Petit (1B) instead of Miguel Rojas (SS).
- Rojas goes to the 7-day restrictive list.
December 5th
- The 8 teams present their weekly rosters for the eighth week of the knockout round.
- La Guaira registers Ehire Adrianza (IF) instead of David Davalillo Jr. (P).
- Davalillo is placed on the 7-day restrictive list because this move was made following closing the weekly rosters.
December 3
- Ramon Cabrera (C), Leonard Garcia (P) and Orlando Barrios (P) leave the restrictive list.
- Anzoátegui can re-register them on the active roster whenever he wishes.
- Alfredo Zarraga (P) leaves the restrictive list.
- Aragua can re-register him on the active roster whenever he wishes.
- Oswaldo Cabrera (IF-OF) y Raul Brito (P) leave the restrictive list.
- La Guaira can re-register them on the active roster whenever they wish.
- Lara inscribe a Osman Marval (1B) instead of Yósber Sánchez (P).
- Sánchez goes to the 7-day restrictive list.
- Zulia registers Deiner Lopez (IF) instead of Omar Martínez (C).
- Martínez goes to the 7-day restrictive list.
December 2
- Eliézer Alfonzo Jr. (C) leaves the restrictive list.
- Caracas can register him on the active roster if he obtains a new permit from the Detroit Tigers.
- Luis Hernandez (C) leaves the restrictive list.
- Zulia can register him on the active roster whenever he wishes.
- Anzoátegui registers Roy Garcia (P) instead of Santiago Florez (P).
- Flórez is discharged and will not pitch once more.
- Aragua inscribes a Pedro Avila (P) and Jose Ramos (OF) instead of Adrian Sanchez (P) and Dariel Gomez (1B).
- Sánchez goes to the 7-day restrictive list.
- Gómez is released and will not pitch once more.
- Lara inscribe a Williams Perez (P) instead of Luis Carrasco (P).
- Carrasco goes to the 7-day restrictive list.
December 1st
- Anthony Castro (P) leaves the restrictive list.
- La Guaira can re-register him on the active roster whenever he wishes.
- Caracas inscribe a David Holmberg (P), Allan Hernandez (P) and No Delgado (P) instead of Thomas Dorminy (P), Wilker Hernandez (P) and Erick Brito (P).
- Hernández and Brito go to the 7-day restrictive list.
- Dorminy is discharged and will not pitch once more.
- La Guaira registers Franklin Barreto (OF) instead of Kelvin Meleán (IF).
- Meleán goes to the 7-day restrictive list.
- Magellan enrolls Wilking Rodríguez (P) and Juan Macias (P) instead of Dennis Ortega (C) y Matt Vogel (P).
- Ortega goes to the 7-day restrictive list.
- Vogel is released and will not pitch once more.
- Margarita inscribe a Angelo Palumbo (P) instead of Jesus Castillo (P).
- Castillo goes to the 7-day restrictive list.
- Zulia registers Jasier Herrera (P) and Jefferson Medina (P) instead of Niko Hulsizer (OF) y Amilcar Medina (P).
- Hulsizer and Medina go to the 10-day restrictive list.
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2023-12-24 07:04:00
An employee of the VNG tech group walks past a logo at the headquarters in Ho Chi Minh, December 8, 2023 (AFP / Nhac NGUYEN)
Essential in Vietnam, the tech group VNG wants to become a player in the global online gaming industry, illustrating the new international ambitions of entrepreneurs in this country, long focused on its domestic market.
Gone are the days when its founder, Le Hong Minh, traveled across Vietnam on a motorcycle with a handful of friends to tour the country’s 5,000 internet cafes and stick up posters for his online gaming start-up, Vinagame. It was in 2004.
Renamed VNG, in 2014 the group became the first Vietnamese tech company to reach a capitalization of $1 billion and in August filed an application for listing on the Nasdaq, the stock market holy grail for companies in the sector.
“The objective that I set for my team is that within three to five years we will be a global player in the game,” explains the 46-year-old manager from his offices on the banks of the Saigon river, in Ho Chi Minh City, the economic capital of the country.
Employees work on computers on December 8, 2023 at the headquarters of the VNG tech group in Ho Chi Minh (AFP / Nhac NGUYEN)
Already present in Thailand and Indonesia and more marginally in China, VNG initially wants to expand into Latin America and the Middle East.
Because the Vietnamese market has already become too small for him for a long time.
– Messaging leader –
In addition to online gaming, VNG is also a major player in mobile payment, cloud and messaging in Vietnam through its Zalo application, used by as many as 75 of the 100 million inhabitants.
If the country has, like many others, a youth eager for new technologies, Zalo has established itself as an everyday tool for the entire population, instead of the majority of applications Western.
“Zalo is very practical to use,” emphasizes Ha Thi Minh Hoan, a 74-year-old retiree. “As we get older, we stay at home a lot and that allows us to send photos, chat and laugh with others. Life would be monotonous without it.”
The founder of the tech group VNG, Le Hong Minh, during an interview with AFP at the company’s headquarters in Ho Chi Minh (AFP / Nhac NGUYEN)
Gaming, however, continues to be VNG’s core business, representing 80% of its turnover. The group, which employs 4,000 people, releases no less than ten new products per year.
The search for new international markets thus represents “a logical evolution”, believes Lisa Hanson, CEO of the Niko Partners firm, specializing in the Asian online gaming market.
For Huy Pham, lecturer at RMIT University in Ho Chi Minh City, the markets are today attentive to proposals coming from Vietnam, which are experiencing “increasing dynamics”.
The Vietnamese electric vehicle manufacturer Vinfast made a grand debut on the Nasdaq in mid-August, even briefly overtaking General Motors and Ford in capitalization… before a severe correction.
– Pitfalls –
The path is also likely to be strewn with pitfalls for VNG, believes Mr. Huy.
Because if the group already counts among its shareholders the Chinese giant Tencent – shaken on Friday on the stock market following Beijing’s announcement of new restrictions on online games -, its accounts remain in the red.
According to documents sent to the American stock exchange authority SEC, VNG suffered a loss of $27.4 million in the first half, following losses of $86.7 million for the whole of 2022.
Entry into new markets, with all the product adaptation requirements that this implies, “will increase costs… and losses”, at least initially, notes Mr. Huy.
According to the specialized agency Bloomberg, VNG has also postponed its entry into the Nasdaq, initially expected for the fall, pending more favorable conditions.
But Le Hong Minh assures that his determination is unbreakable.
He remembers that day in 2002 when, as a young “gamer”, he was able to leave his still underdeveloped communist country to participate in the World Cyber Games in South Korea.
“The ultimate goal is to compete with the best in the world, right?” he notes. Today, “Vietnamese companies have gained a lot in skills and confidence. We must look beyond our borders.”
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