Judge orders Trump to sit for a deposition in his defamation lawsuit against the BBC
US Magistrate Judge Enjoliqué Lett said Trump must sit for a deposition by December 11, or face sanctions up to…
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'A 'perfect storm' appears to be brewing over the French economy'
The impact of social movements on economic growth is well-documented. These movements come at a time when high interest…
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'Beyond the cost of living, what was at stake on October 17 was the unraveling of our democracy'
This day of protest reflects an anger that has built up through the last 10 years over the lack of listening from those…
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Brognon and Rollin duo win 2026 Marcel Duchamp contemporary art prize
Paris-based artists David Brognon, who is Belgian, and Stéphanie Rollin, who is Luxembourgish, have won the 26th…
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France's new ambassador to the US takes post after stalled approval
Aurélien Lechevallier officially took up his post this week. His appointment had been delayed due to a diplomatic spat…
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7.0 magnitude earthquake in Tibet kills at least 16
54 people were injured in the quake, and hundreds of homes collapsed in the northern regional city of Nagqu, on…
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Putin says Russia ready for talks, but Zelensky says fresh strikes show 'no change' in Kremlin position
The Russian leader told a reporter from state TV on Thursday: 'The goal of these discussions will be to address the…
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Tunisia's army tries to force young people back to national service
After years of exemption, young Tunisians are being called back to service by the authorities, who are now taking legal…
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Monet painting sells for €50 million, setting French auction record
Sotheby's estimated 'Iris' at between €22 and €30 million, 'the highest valuation ever given to a painting offered at…
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Nicolas Dufrêne, the man who suggests canceling France's European Central Bank debt
The senior civil servant and director of the Institut Rousseau think tank has spent years fighting to push the idea of…
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'Protesting is no longer a right, but a risk we have to take': French protestors weigh whether to return to the streets
They took part in the nationwide protests on October 17 and remain stunned by the looting of shops, damage to public…
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Alice Weidel's failed charm offensive at the European Parliament
The leader of Germany's far-right AfD party held a conference in Strasbourg on Wednesday that attracted few attendees…
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96% of coral reefs 'critically endangered,' at risk of collapse in 50 years
The International Union for Conservation of Nature said climate change was directly responsible for destroying these…
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2027 Tour de France starts and finales revealed
Edinburgh will host the most northerly Tour de France start in 2027, while the Pyrénées will provide the competitive…
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EU awards International Criminal Court top human rights prize
The EU's Sakharov prize celebrates individuals or organizations' efforts to promote human rights or democracy, and this…
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Burned French town hall: What we know about the arrested suspect
The man arrested after the fire that destroyed the historic building in Limoges amid protests is a 34-year-old…
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At Art Basel Paris, social tensions fail to deter international collectors from turning out in force
The event, which wraps up on Sunday, showcases a wide-ranging and high-quality selection of artworks.
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French authorities seek to ban or impose restrictions on new protests
Authorities on Thursday declared a ban on 'all protests' in Lyon on Saturday.
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Paris Games Week reveals paradox of video games in France: strong demand, yet struggling studios
The largest French video game event opens on Thursday, October 22. While gaming remains extremely popular in the…
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Macron defends three-day Persian Gulf tour amid political storm at home
Criticized for his absence from Paris after violence shook France over the weekend of October 17, the French president…
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Suspects in West Bank settler attacks on US photojournalist and French mayor put under house arrest
Lawyer Assaf Gonen said in a statement that their arrests had only been 'for show,' and were 'intended to satisfy media…
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'As if I were a criminal': French high schoolers recount arrests and police custody
Leïla, Inès and Nino are 17, 16 and 15 years old. In early October, they spent a night in police custody for their…
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Iran denounces police violence in France and urges Paris to guarantee 'freedom of protest'
Following a day of protests marked by violence on October 17 in France, Iranian authorities condemned what they…
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E-commerce giant eBay to cut 1,000 more jobs, about 9% of workforce
The platform informed staff of the cuts on Tuesday, according to a statement from a spokesperson. The company had…
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'A Man of His Time': A 'miracle' political film that resonates from the French left to the far right
The film, which follows the story of an ordinary wartime collaborator within France's Vichy administration, has become…
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Canadian publisher says novelist Orélien used AI to write novel
Before conducting this analysis, publisher Boréal said it had tried to work with Thélyson Orélien to gather the…
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War in Ukraine: Bolstered by Trump's support, Putin refuses to back down
Received by the Russian president near Saint Petersburg on Wednesday, Steve Witkoff, Donald Trump's envoy, praised the…
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Greek youth, inspired by France, protest over living conditions and deteriorating public education
Students, pupils and teachers held protests across Greece on Wednesday, October 21, denouncing staff shortages,…
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Walmart unveils tools allowing AI agents to shop for customers
The US shopping giant is taking the opposite approach to rival Amazon, which bars outside AI agents from its platform.
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Israel detains US congressional candidate at West Bank olive harvest
Israel, which has faced growing international criticism over violence during the harvest, announced on Monday it had…
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Meta ordered to pay New Mexico $25 billion over Facebook data scandal
The judge's ruling follows a jury verdict that found the company deceived users over the misuse of personal data, years…
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Offices of European Parliament far-right group raided in EU funds investigation
Police raided the offices of the Patriots for Europe's secretary general for evidence supporting suspicions of…
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Websites worldwide go dark as AI exposes security flaws
Two critical flaws in PHP, which powers a large share of the internet, prompted authorities and companies worldwide to…
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Soaring debt costs deal another blow to French economy
France's 10-year bond yields surpassed the 5% mark during trading. This increase, by driving up the cost of borrowing…
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French MEP Rima Hassan mounts political defense at trial for glorifying terrorism
Prosecutors requested a 10-month suspended prison sentence and a two-year ban on holding public office for the…
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Protesters injured after French police continue using new stun grenade
Footage verified by Le Monde confirms that a new stun grenade used by French law enforcement, the GL-304, continues to…
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