Mexico's tourist beaches grapple with sargassum crisis
This year has brought unprecedented volumes of brown algae to the beaches of the Yucatán Peninsula, four times higher…
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Venezuelan photographer Silvana Trevale's captivating photos of joy amidst the 'whirlwind of collapse'
'Youth in hostile environments' (5/7). After fleeing crisis-stricken Venezuela, Silvana Trevale has regularly returned…
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The favorite promise of French presidential candidates: Referendums
Following the lead of Marine Le Pen, who has long promised to organize referendums, several candidates seem to see…
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Ukrainians are numbed by the constant repetition of air raid alerts
As Russian strikes increase and become more deadly, Ukraine's major cities are racing to modernize their alert systems.…
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Australia prepares to compete with China with new rare earth refineries
Canberra aims to play a key role in establishing more diversified and reliable global rare earth supply chains that…
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Center-left Raphaël Glucksmann announces run for French presidency
Polls give Glucksmann, who's popular among young people, 10-12% of the vote, a creditable score but likely not enough…
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Macron hosts Saudi's crown prince for contested visit
The official agenda for the visit ranges from esports to the war in the Middle East, but three journalists' unions on…
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Tunisia says it has recovered the drowned bodies of 11 migrants
The northern African country, whose coast is some 145 kilometers from the Italian island of Lampedusa, is a key…
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Israel-Turkey tensions expose personal, strategic rivalry between Netanyahu and Erdogan
From the future of Gaza to developments in Syria, there is no shortage of friction between the two military powers of…
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Alex Lanier becomes first Frenchman to win badminton world title
Lanier beat Japan's Kodai Naraoka to claim gold in New Delhi. Moments earlier, French pair Thom Gicquel and Delphine…
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Zelensky says elections too risky while Ukraine fights Russia
President Volodymyr Zelensky described the process of holding elections during the war as 'a tsunami' for Ukraine,…
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'Banning minors from social media platforms is an urgent measure to protect the health and freedom of our children'
Scientific data and field observations confirm the harmful effects of addictive digital platforms on the physical and…
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How to keep fresh fruits and vegetables longer
An average of 55 kilograms of edible food is reportedly wasted by each person in France per year. Here are some tips to…
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Unprecedented crisis grips US colleges, squeezed by soaring costs and Trump-fuelled distrust
Around 15 higher education institutions closed in 2025 due to debt, and about 40 closed in 2024. In addition to cuts in…
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In Riyadh, a public transit network built from scratch to transform the city
To combat traffic jams, the Saudi Arabian capital has built the world’s largest automated metro network. The colossal…
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Canada hits back with new tariffs after failed trade talks with US
Canadian Prime Minister accuses President Trump of launching a trade 'war,' citing unacceptable conditions. On…
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West Bank children through the lens of Palestinian photographer Sakir Khader
'Growing up in hostile environments' (4/7). Based in the Netherlands, Palestinian photographer and filmmaker Sakir…
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Mafias in Corsica use arson to tighten grip on local economy
Hotels, restaurants and businesses have increasingly become targets of deliberate destruction, such as the fire that…
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France promises interceptor missiles to Ukraine after latest deadly Russian drone strikes
'It is crucial to provide Ukraine with all the necessary means to... thwart this aggression,' said Marcron on Saturday,…
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Spanish Civil War: 'How I found my Republican great-grandfather, forgotten in mass graves'
Like thousands of other Spanish Republicans, José Molina Lopez was cast into an anonymous mass grave and had his memory…
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The slow reconciliation of Polish and Ukrainian memories over World War II mass graves
In the former villages of Wola Ostrowiecka and Ostrowki in western Ukraine, archaeologists and historians have been…
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Want peace and quiet in France? These are the best places to buy property
For many people in France, the goal is to hear only the sounds of nature and to avoid being caught up in a tide of…
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'We used to see it as a White sport': Black South Africans grow fond of national rugby team
Over the past decade, the South African national team has managed to unite a broad audience, realizing the dream Nelson…
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From the Premier League to La Liga, the new season kicks off in Europe's top football leagues
As Arsenal and Inter Milan begin their campaigns to defend their titles in England and Italy, Spain's Real Madrid and…
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Climate demands political leadership
The silence from decision-makers regarding the consequences of the unprecedented heatwave in the summer of 2026 and the…
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US federal judge strikes down Trump's permanent visa freeze on 75 countries
Donald Trump's immigration policy suffers another blow, as the measure targeting countries including Somalia, Russia…
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Heavy rain floods northeastern Spain, injures 11
According to the local weather service, some areas in the Catalonia region recorded more than 100 liters of rain per…
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Heat left French rendering plants overwhelmed by decomposing poultry carcasses
The heatwave caused a surge in farm animal deaths, leading to processing bottlenecks at carcass rendering plants.…
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Drug trafficking: 'We are facing behavior marked by extreme violence, with few limits on taking action'
Chief Nice prosecutor Damien Martinelli discusses drug-related violence in his city in an interview with Le Monde and…
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US-Canada trade talks collapse, testing Ottawa's strategy of firmness
As negotiations broke down on Friday, the US is putting new 50% tariffs on a range of Canadian products, starting…
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'France and the UK should act together to uphold international law in Palestine': An open letter by former French and British ambassadors
In response to Israel's policy of occupation and destruction, around one hundred former representatives of France and…
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Private foundations and politics of patronage
While the intertwining of wealth, art and power dates back to antiquity, the rise of patronage and major private…
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Climatologist Jean Jouzel: 'None of France's presidential candidates truly grasp the reality of global warming'
The paleoclimatologist and former vice president of the IPCC's scientific panel worries that climate issues will be…
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'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' and 'The Odyssey' give France's box office a boost
The two major summer hits have each already drawn over 6 million moviegoers, lifting forecasts for annual attendance.
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Pentagon fires editor-in-chief and top reporter of 'Stars and Stripes'
The dismissal happened after the staff spoke publicly against interference by the Defense Department in the military…
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Jorja Smith returns with 'What Are the Odds,' a dance-driven third album
Discovered ten years ago with her soulful single 'Blue Lights,' on August 21 the singer unveils an album with…
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