France's cybersecurity problem demands strong political will
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France fines UK fashion site Boohoo over fake sales
Boohoo has been handed a €2.33 million fine by France's anti-fraud and consumer agency, which found the UK-based online…
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Two years after Paris Olympics, Wembanyama returns as French national team captain
Victor Wembanyama will play his first game with France since the national team's loss to the US in the 2024 Olympics…
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French arms exports remained at record highs in 2025
Driven notably by Rafale fighter jet sales to India and missile exports, France exported €21.2 billion worth of arms in…
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Meta's trial challenges the greed of tech platforms
Twenty-nine US states have taken legal action against Mark Zuckerberg's company, Meta. This trial signals a crucial…
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Europe heatwaves: Germany and Spain report over 18,000 heat-related deaths this summer
Germany's public health authority said around 9,600 of its 14,000 heat-related deaths occurred in one late June week.…
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Hungarian public news back on air after PM Magyar's media reforms
PM Peter Magyar ran reforms to restore independence for public media outlets, which had been controlled under ex-PM…
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Spain expands migrant shelters in Ceuta to ease humanitarian crisis
After thousands of migrants entered the Spanish north African enclave of Ceuta in July, many who remain, including…
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US capital demand for AI and defense fuels beginnings of a debt crisis
The widening US budget deficit and massive investments in artificial intelligence have fueled a rise in interest rates…
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French PM asks ministers to clamp down on corruption in civil service
Sébastien Lecornu urged his government to step up its vigilance against integrity violations in public administrations…
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Russian strikes kill at least nine in Kyiv and surrounding region
Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko said eight people were killed and 33 wounded in the overnight attack, while an attack in…
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Rising unemployment rate scuppers Macron's pledge to achieve full employment
For the sixth consecutive time, France's unemployment rate rose in the second quarter, nearing the figures recorded in…
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'Fjord,' 2026 Palme d'Or: 'Cristian Mungiu lends cinematic prestige to the fight against political correctness'
Romanian political scientist Cristian Pirvulescu argues that, by once again choosing a politically divisive subject…
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At least 100 killed in collapse at illegal gold mine in Central African Republic
Rescuers are searching for survivors at the site, located near the border with Cameroon.
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Kremlin cracks down on all anti-war voices ahead of Russia's elections
Lev Shlosberg, one of the few Russian opposition figures to publicly denounce the offensive in Ukraine while remaining…
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The delicate oysters of Viktoria and Nicolas Courbin's oyster shack in Gujan-Mestras
'Gourmet Kiosks' (6/6). On the southwestern Arcachon Bay, which was devastated by the major wildfire that swept through…
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NASA says mission to save satellite has failed
The Swift space telescope, which studies the most powerful explosions in the universe, was unable to be saved and will…
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Arrest of two French journalists in Togo reflects worsening relations between Paris and Lomé
Two French filmmakers, who were detained at the end of July while filming the final footage for a documentary in the…
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Prince Harry and Meghan to move back to the UK, press reports
According to British news outlets, the couple will leave the US by the end of the month to settle in a non-royal…
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US continues efforts to undermine ICC by sanctioning two of its judges
The latest US sanctions target the core of the International Criminal Court's investigation into the situation in…
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US national debt surpasses $40 trillion for first time
The record milestone underscores the mounting cost of government borrowing as Washington faces growing spending demands…
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Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel sent a message to Turkey the day after Syrian airbase was bombed
'We will not tolerate a Turkish military entrenchment moving southward, because it threatens us,' the Israeli prime…
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France launches new investigation into surgeon convicted of mass child sex abuse
Prosecutors are gathering evidence on some 50 new alleged sexual assault and rape allegations against former surgeon…
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'When we tell them pregnancies require regular medical checkups, they scoff': Afghan women's health is put at risk by the Taliban
'Voices of Afghan Women' (4/6). Only women can care for women, yet Afghanistan is no longer training female doctors,…
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Nicolas Altmayer, producer of hit French comedies, dies at 61
A key figure in French cinema, Nicolas Altmayer co-founded Mandarin & Compagnie with his brother, Eric. The production…
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France recalls rare disease drug Tavneos after deaths in Japan
France's medicine safety agency announced Wednesday the drug, which is used to treat rare autoimmune diseases, would be…
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Belgian officials lift evacuation orders in wildfire zone
Residents of wildfire-struck areas in Belgium and Germany were given authorization to return home on Wednesday as…
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The Ukrainians sleeping in Kyiv's metro even on strike-less nights: 'Otherwise, you're up all night worrying'
As Russian bombings intensify and air defenses weaken, a growing number of the Ukrainian capital's residents are…
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New data show more than 7,300 excess deaths in France's historically hot summer so far
Health agency Santé Publique France released data on Wednesday showing more than 7,300 excess deaths have occurred to…
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François Patriat, early and steadfast supporter of Macron, dies at 83
The former Socialist was the group leader of Macron's party in the Senate. He died following a serious cycling accident.
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Israel army launches criminal probe into killing of five-year-old Hind Rajab
Alongside the Hind Rajab case, the military published reviews into four other high-profile incidents in Gaza.
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France, Germany and UN condemn Israeli minister Ben-Gvir's 'inhumane' call to kill Gazans
Far-right national security minister Itamar Ben-Gvir said Israel should 'take out 30 or 40' people in Gaza per night,…
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Mainland France has endured a record 52 heatwave days since mid-June
Over three summer heatwaves, mainland France has seen a total of 52 heatwave days, more than any yearly total since…
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Ukrainian man arrested in Croatia over Nord Stream pipeline sabotage
German prosecutors said they had arrested a trained diver, dubbed Vladimir Z., whom they 'strongly suspected of jointly…
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Meta goes on trial, accused of targeting children and downplaying dangers of Instagram
The company is being sued in California by 29 US states for deceiving consumers and violating federal child protection…
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Paul Pogba and Monaco terminate contract, ending failed comeback
AS Monaco said the 33-year-old would leave one year before his contract was scheduled to end. In his season there, the…
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