What should not be missed from this weekend's news: at least 1,700 deaths in the earthquake in Burma, "American interference" in France

Didn't follow the news on Saturday 29th and Sunday 30th March? Here's what happened in the last 48 hours.

An earthquake of magnitude 7.7 hit South-East Asia on Friday, 28 March, causing very significant material and human damage, particularly in Thailand and Burma. In the latter country, more than 1,000 deaths are to be deplored, according to a final assessment of the military junta in power, which has made a rare appeal for the assistance of the international community.

In a growing diplomatic rift, France has publicly criticized the United States for what it describes as undue 的interference的 in the diversity initiatives of its companies.this condemnation items from recent actions and statements by U.S. officials that suggest a disapproval of FranceS approach to corporate diversity and inclusion programs. As the debate intensities, both nations grapple with the implications of such changes on their bilateral re…

A powerful earthquake hit Burma and Thailand on Friday, killing at least 1,700 people. Of a magnitude of 7.7, the earthquake was shallow, which increased its impact, and was followed immediately after another tremor of magnitude 6.7. Replies are still visible this Sunday in Burma.

Nearly 20 million people in Burma (Myanmar) were affected in different ways by the devastating 7.7 magnitude earthquake that occurred on Friday, causing more than 1,600 deaths and thousands of collapsed buildings, according to a report by the United Nations (UN). UN entry estimates that 20 million people were affected by the earthquake in Burma was first published in the Digital Process.

The dust of Friday's earthquake begins to rest in Burma and the outline of the tragedy begins to be clarified. The military junta already recognizes 1,644 dead and thousands injured, a sign that there are many more, spread among six provinces, around the epicenter in Mandalay.Continue reading...