Anastasiia Yasagashvili, the Ukrainian collaborator who betrayed her family to the Russians
Sentenced to 15 years in prison for high treason, Anastasiia Yasagashvili collaborated with Russian forces after her…
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UAE investigators say flydubai co-pilot was planning 'terrorist act'
UAE investigators said the co-pilot attacked the captain with an emergency axe on the plane.
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Judge blocks Trump administration from restarting border construction in Texas national park
Federal government waived dozens of laws to fast-track the $1.7 billion construction project in Big Bend. Fierce local…
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The profile of Emmanuel Carrère I almost wrote
Journalist Gaspard Dhellemmes has attempted multiple times to profile the French star writer, a prominent figure in the…
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In Latvia, the rise of political parties close to Russia sparks concern ahead of parliamentary elections
As voting wraps up on Saturday, October 3, two populist parties are seeking to win over the Russian-speaking minority…
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France-Italy: Frustrating night for Les Bleus despite Zidane's triumphant return to Stade de France
Les Bleus settled for a draw against Italy (1-1) in the Nations League. Far from the scenario dreamed of by supporters,…
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Germany’s unprecedented toll of 16,000 heat-related deaths exposes the country’s vulnerabilities
Because Germany’s federal states and municipalities are responsible for climate adaptation measures, while the federal…
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West Nile virus surges in France, reaching a record 145 human cases
High summer temperatures and the return of thunderstorms are fueling the spread of the virus, which is transmitted from…
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Ebola death toll in DRC passes 4,000, as health workers are fighting to get paid
8,300 cases have been recorded since the outbreak was declared in eastern Congo on May 15.
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Under pressure from Donald Trump, G7 releases 100 million barrels of oil
The threat of a US embargo on diesel exports accelerated discussions on ways to curb soaring prices.
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High school protests: 'With minors involved, the risk of causing serious injury should be the top concern in maintaining public order'
For researcher Olivier Fillieule, accepting a degree of disorder when an immediate response could lead to greater harm…
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In the UK, two Iranians charged with plotting an attack on Jewish community in Manchester
The arrests come nearly a year after a deadly knife and gun attack on the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue in…
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British man charged with preparing acts of terrorism against Farage
Joshua Kerry was already charged with the murder of UK politician Ann Widdecombe and is accused of preparing acts of…
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After botched Tennessee execution, Christa Pike on a ventilator and unconscious
The stunning failure in Tennessee's execution chamber on Wednesday has left both sides of the death penalty debate…
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Trump takes a risky gamble by seeking to ease sanctions on Russia
The bargain offered by the US president, in exchange for the release of political prisoners, is intended to build…
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Austin Sarat: Pike case is 'extraordinary and unprecedented moment' US death penalty history
Austin Sarat, an American academic specializing in US capital punishment, explains the unprecedented nature of Christa…
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How responsible is Macron for the disintegration of France's traditional parties?
'The Macron Years' (2/3). The president promised to build a bulwark against the far right, but politicians on both the…
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UN food program warns Yemen's hunger crisis risks becoming 'absolutely devastating'
The UN's World Food Programme said that the renewed fighting in Yemen, which imports around 90% of the food it…
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Spanish lawmakers reject housing bills amid protests
Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's center-left government, which lacks a majority in Parliament, was dealt a blow when two…
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Jazz pianist charged with sexual assault of minor and accused of misconduct by three women
Jacky Terrasson was charged with sexual assault of a minor after a girl accused him of raping her when she was 6. Three…
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New York governor vows to close legal loophole after Cornell gang rape allegations
Following public outcry over an alleged gang rape at Cornell University in 2024, New York Governor Kathy Hochul called…
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Iraq celebrates departure of international coalition and last US troops
Baghdad declared October 1 a day of celebration, ending 23 years of American military presence since the March 2003…
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After failed execution of Christa Pike, questions loom amid impossible US death penalty debate
The 50-year-old woman had been sentenced to death for a murder committed in 1995. After surviving two injections of…
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Zidane's France hosts Italy seeking new identity and former glory
After missing the last three World Cups, the Italian national team has been mired in crisis. On Friday, Roberto…
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French right remains cautious over antisemitic messages attributed to Bardella
With a few exceptions, the conservatives have remained silent after revelations of messages reportedly written in 2013…
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G7 to release '100 million barrels' of diesel and crude oil reserves
G7 leaders after the United States upped pressure on Europe to release its strategic reserves by threatening a diesel…
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Swiss President Guy Parmelin to leave government at end of 2026
Parmelin has served for more than a decade as one of the seven members of the Federal Council, among whom the…
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Debt storm hits France as interest rates reach highest level since 2002
French interest rates neared 5% on Thursday, October 1. While the surge in bond markets originated in the United…
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Swedish Social Democratic leader given second chance to form government
Social Democratic Party head Magdalena Andersson, who, with her allies, now holds 176 seats in Parliament compared to…
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Eurozone inflation jumps to 3.8%, three-year high
As the US war against Iran drags on, the conflict has caused major disruptions to fuel supplies from the Middle East,…
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Facing 'worsening situation' in high schools, French government sends riot police
While questions have been raised over the role of law enforcement in escalating tensions, the French government decided…
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Burnham opens door to 'Breturn,' UK's return to EU
The Labor prime minister spoke of the economic benefits of rejoining the EU, but Brussels remains highly cautious. The…
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High school protests disrupt 730 schools in France, with new rallies urged
The movement, which began last week in the Paris region before rapidly spreading nationwide, has seen teenage high…
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High school student protests spread across France as tensions escalate
More than 1,000 schools, nearly one in four nationwide, joined the protest on Thursday. Tensions have risen as the…
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Bardella's denial of antisemitic remarks challenged as website publishes evidence
The investigative site Mediapart released on Thursday emails and excerpts from private Facebook Messenger conversations…
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French high school protests spread, hundreds of arrests amid unrest
According to interior ministry figures, 1,027 high schools out of the 3,700 across France had been affected by the…
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