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International Red Cross:'Civilian suffering in Sudan is not inevitable'
William Hilderbrandt is pleased to welcome Mateo Jaramillo Ortega, ICRC Regional Spokesperson for Eastern Africa. He asserts that '"civilian suffering in Sudan is not inevitable: much of the harm over the past three years, since the beginning of combat in Khartoum, and nowadays in al-Obeid, could have been prevented had the laws of war, and international humanitarian law, been respected."
NZ restaurants serve MICHELIN Guide success
New Zealand’s world-class hospitality sector is shining on the global stage, with MICHELIN Guide recognising Kiwi restaurants as must-visit destinations for food lovers, Tourism and Hospitality Minister Louise Upston says. Several New Zealand establishments are listed in the first MICHELIN Guide in Oceania, recognising excellence in their craft. “Congratulations to Essence, which was awarded two MICHELIN Stars – an incredible achievement. “Fourteen restaurants – Tala, Inati, Ahi, Ortega, The Estate, Rātā, Logan Brown, Jano Bistro, Tussock Hill, Sherwood, Kika, Paris Butter, Mudbrick, and Amisfield – were awarded one MICHELIN Star. These achievements recognise New Zealand’s truly exceptional dining experiences,” says Louise Upston. “Thirty-five Kiwi restaurants have received Bib Gourmand distinctions, which celebrate high-quality food offered at good value, and there have been special awards handed out to three chefs. “Being included in the MICHELIN Guide is a mark of professional recognition which reflects overall quality and consistency for a restaurant. Sixty New Zealand restaurants have achieved this distinction tonight. This recognition places New Zealand firmly on the world stage as an amazing food destination. “That’s important because we know food and dining play a key part of what international visitors want to experience while in New Zealand, and because hospitality more broadly is vital to New Zealand. The sector is a major engine of our economy, contributing around $9 billion to our GDP each year. “We also know the quality of New Zealand’s culinary offerings through our exports and again, the MICHELIN Guide reinforces that. “We currently feed 40 million people across the world with exports such as our dairy, red meat, horticulture and wine. The MICHELIN Guide will help further reinforce the New Zealand story on the global stage - the guide is recognised as a confirmation of excellence in dining. “While the guide focuses on Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and Queenstown, it also helps shine a light on New Zealand’s entire hospitality sector, encouraging visitors to explore outstanding regional food and beverage experiences across the country. “Tourism New Zealand will use the buzz generated by the Guide’s launch to showcase all of New Zealand’s food and beverage offering and continue to grow tourism. “Our Government congratulates all the restaurants and individuals highlighted in the first MICHELIN Guide for New Zealand,” Louise Upston says. Notes to Editors: MICHELIN Guide New Zealand Star recipients Two Stars: Essence - Queenstown One Star: Tala – Auckland Inati – Christchurch Ahi. – Auckland Ortega – Wellington The Estate – Waiheke Island Rāta – Queenstown Logan Brown – Wellington Jano Bistro – Wellington Tussock Hill – Christchurch Sherwood – Queenstown Kika – Wānaka Paris Butter – Auckland Mudbrick – Waiheke Island Amisfield – Queenstown MICHELIN Guide New Zealand Special Awards: MICHELIN Guide New Zealand Young Chef Award: Robert Fairs – Londo, Christchurch MICHELIN Guide New Zealand Service Award: Stina Persen – Graze, Wellington MICHELIN Guide New Zealand Sommelier Award Matthew Aitchison – The French Café, Auckland More information about the inaugural MICHELIN Guide New Zealand 2026 Restaurant Selection can be found here.
OFAC Abigail TAPIA ORTEGA kişisini yaptırım listesine ekledi
ABD Hazine Bakanlığı Yabancı Varlıklar Kontrol Ofisi (OFAC), Abigail TAPIA ORTEGA adlı kişiyi Özel Olarak Belirlenmiş Vatandaşlar (SDN) listesine ekledi. Yaptırım programı: SDNTK.
OFAC’tan Terör ve Uyuşturucu Odaklı Kapsamlı Yaptırım HamlesiPope sends initial aid of 100,000 euros to Venezuela
(ANSA) - ROME, JUN 25 - Pope Leo XIV on Thursday sent initial aid of 100,000 euros to Venezuela after two killer quakes hit the South American country leaving thousands missing. Leo, through the Office of Papal Charities, has sent initial aid to Venezuela, which was struck by two severe earthquakes overnight. The Pope's allocation is 100,000 euros, decided after contacts with the Nuncio to the country, Archbishop Alberto Ortega Martín, Titular Archbishop of Midila, and the Archbishop of Caracas, Archbishop Raúl Biord Castillo. "But constant attention will be paid to the needs of the Venezuelan people, which, in the coming days, at the direction of the local Church, efforts will be made to meet," Vatican media wrote. (ANSA). Read article...