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Youth Basketball Champion Brisa Binu Represents India in International Tournament in Sharjah

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

2023-12-21 20:30:00

22 December 2023, 02:00 AM IST in training at Brisa Binu School

Punalur: A 13-year-old from Punalur will represent India in the international youth basketball tournament in Sharjah. Briza Binu, a student of Karavallur Oxford School, has this rare opportunity. Brisa is one of the two Malayalis who have been included in India’s 12-Aga squad.

For those under 16 years of age in the UAE. This competition is organized by JAMS Sports Academy in Sharjah under the leadership of Sports Council. The competition is from 26th to 31st of this month. About 30 countries like UAE, Qatar, France and Germany are participating.

Brisa, a class 8 student, was a member of the Kerala team in last year’s national competition. Last CBSE Brisa’s team finished runner-up in the regional competition. Principal Jacob George and manager V. Anilkumar said that the scientific training given in the school under the tutelage of Kerala team coach Tinson John and Limsha Babu paved the way for Brisa to compete nationally and internationally.

Brisa is the daughter of Binu George and Reena of Ashtamangalam Jose Bhavan. Brisa came to this scene due to the performance of his elder brother Binto Binu, a class 10 student and basketball player of Oxford School. Binto recently attended CBSE in Chhattisgarh. Participated in the national competition.

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Economy

Finance – Issue 2023/4 – Vol. 44 – Finance

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

2023-12-20 23:00:00
Page 3 à 61 : François Belot, Edith Ginglinger et Laura T. Starks – Encouraging long-term shareholders: The effects of loyalty shares with double voting rights | Page 62 à 113 : Dejan Glavas et Franck Bancel – Does State Ownership Impact Green Bond Issuance? International Evidence | Page 114 à 145 : Gaëtan Le Quang – Mind the conversion risk: contingent convertible bonds as a transmission channel of systemic risk | Page 145 à 195 : Miia Chabot, Jean-Louis Bertrand et Valentin Courquin – Climate Interconnectedness and Financial Stability.
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News

Winter Burglary Spike: Protecting Your Home During the Dark Months

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

2023-12-21 15:01:00

The number of residential burglaries is higher each year during the winter months, when the days get shorter and people spend more time with family and friends. Therefore, for the third year in a row, the number of burglaries increased during the dark months of January and December. The General Directorate for Security and Prevention has also warned of the risks linked to the end-of-year festivities.

A new technique used by burglars takes on worrying proportions: police zones call for vigilance

During the winter period, burglars rely on unattended homes, taking advantage of the longer nights and reduced presence of residents. “This is a well-known phenomenon that the police warn regarding every year. In 2022, the number of burglaries during the dark months in Belgium was around 36% higher than during the rest of the year, with traditionally a significant peak during the holidays,” says Joost Dejaeger, CEO of CitySafes. “Moreover, this trend is not only visible in Belgium, but also in the Netherlands, Germany and Denmark, where we receive hundreds of requests for safes every month. People need to be aware of this risk and take the necessary steps to protect their property,” adds Dejaeger.

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world

Latest News on General Elections in Democratic Republic of Congo, Closure of French Embassy in Niger, and Inauguration of Presidential Candidate in Senegal

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

2023-12-21 22:40:16

Published on: 12/21/2023 – 11:40 p.m.

In the Democratic Republic of Congo, the general elections which began on Wednesday continued on Thursday, in polling stations which had not been able to open the day before due to the logistical chaos observed throughout the vast country with very limited infrastructure.

Also in the news, in Niger, France has decided to close its embassy in Niger. This extremely rare measure comes following Niamey announced on December 12 the departure of all French soldiers deployed in Niger as part of the anti-jihadist fight by December 22, i.e. this Friday.

Finally, in Senegal, Amadou Bâ was officially inaugurated this Thursday, as candidate of the presidential party, the Alliance for the Republic for the presidential election of February 25, 2024. A handover between President Macky Sall and his heir apparent. He will also be the candidate of the Benno Bokk Yaakaar presidential coalition which brings together dozens of political parties and which aims to remain in power.

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