Kagame the winner as Macron gives genocide speech in Rwanda

The Guardian via MSN - Nicolas Sarkozy, then president of France, travelled to Kigali in 2010. Sarkozy admitted France had committed an “error of judgment” and “serious mistakes” at the time of the genocide but did not apologise. His remarks disappointed Rwanda, and bilateral relations did not improve. Macron spent less than 24 hours in Rwanda and is due to arrive in South Africa on Friday where, among other issues, he will discuss access to vaccines for African nations with President Cyril Ramaphosa.

Amazon buys Hollywood studio MGM for $8.45B

AMZN: Amazon buys MGM for $8.45B

Carlos Ghosn ordered to repay Euro 5 million to Nissan

The Dutch court has ordered former head of Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance - Carlos Ghosn to repay Euro 5 million (approx. Rs 44.47 crore) to the Amsterdam-based joint venture Nissan-Mitsubishi BV (NMBV). This amount is the equal to the payment Ghosn received from NMBV in 2018 from April to November.

Ghosn Ordered by Dutch Court to Repay $6 Million to Nissan

Miami's 5 Crown Jewel Real Estate Listings

Ocean Drive - Miami's real estate market is on fire and luxury condos and single-family homes are in high demand—if you're lucky enough to snag one before it's off the market. Here, we chat with the city's most respected brokers who reveal their crown jewel listings of the moment.

Israel agrees ceasefire in conflict with Gaza militants

BBC News As hopes for a ceasefire grow, let us walk you though some of the key events that led to this most recent conflict. The fighting between Israel and Palestinian militants in Gaza erupted on 10 May after weeks of spiralling tensions.

End of Facebook Notes winds down Zuckerberg’s biggest flip-flop

Facebook Notes is over, completing a Facebook strategic flip-flop. But maybe you didn’t notice? go here

Amazon shares could double to $6,000 in next year, says Morgan Stanley bull

Morgan Stanley maintains an Overweight rating and $4,500 price target on Amazon.

Nigerian fashion pioneer Folashade 'Shade' Thomas-Fahm will be celebrated at 'Africa Fashion' exhibition

She's been called one of Africa's most important designers, and a pioneering figure in Nigerian fashion. read more

Bihar: Decomposed and bloated bodies found floating in Ganga

Residents allege these were dead Covid patients dumped in the river by hapless families or callous government officials go here

Disconnected: How phones affect our relationships

Our phones keep us connected and help maintain relationships, but in some ways they drive a wedge between us, too. Phubbing, or snubbing someone in front of you in favor of your phone, has become a big problem. read more

Mexico's cartels are experimenting with control of another part of the cocaine trade

Still, the recent discovery has set off alarms in Mexico, since this could mean a big change in the dynamics of criminal organizations, transforming Mexico from a cocaine-transit territory to a producer. go here

Bill Gates’ Chinese Interpreter Is Being Accused of Breaking Up His Marriage With Melinda Gates

In that vacuum, rumors have begun to flow, as they always do about high-profile splits, and one colleague of Bill Gates’ has found herself in the crosshairs: Chinese interpreter Zhe “Shelly” Wang, who has worked for The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation since 2015.

Warren Buffett is right, inflation is running rampant

Yahoo! Inflation looks to be in warp overdrive judging by the worrying commentary by corporate chieftains this earnings season.

Apple sued by group insisting it curb Telegram after Capitol attack

Suit demands Apple treat the encrypted messaging app the way it treated Parler — by removing it from App Store

'Asian Canadians will not be able to fight this alone': Mary Ng on anti-Asian racism

 Canada’s federal minister of small business, export promotion and international trade spoke to Maclean's about the rise of racism against people of Asian descent during the pandemic read more

EDITORIAL: Olympics must not be held at any cost by putting lives in jeopardy

The government has decided to declare a state of emergency for Tokyo, for the third time, amid a fresh wave of COVID-19 infections, only a month or so after the second state of emergency was lifted. read more