EU proposes postponing climate regulation to curb rising fuel prices
At a summit of EU countries, Energy Commissioner Dan Jorgensen proposed that greenhouse gas monitoring rules be pushed…
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UK judge refuses bail for far-right activist charged with slashing migrant dinghy
Daniel Thomas, better known by his nickname Danny Tommo, will have to stay in jail while on trial for criminal damage.…
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UK PM Burnham to set out 'different options' for future EU-UK ties at summit
Speaking at a Labour party conference, PM Andy Burnham said 'Brexit has done more harm than good' to the UK and vowed…
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Eiffel Tower director steps down after uproar over removing women staff for Hindu group's visit
Patrick Branco Ruivo announced he would step down at the end of the year. An internal probe revealed 'operational flaws…
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Are protest movements a boon for the French left?
France's left-wing parties are hesitating on how to best engage with protests, aiming to drive social debate without…
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UK decides against charging foreigners for museums
The government announced in March it would explore the idea of charging foreign visitors to boost funding. But after…
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Spain aims to ban evictions until 2030 amid housing protests
The protests were sparked by the eviction of an 87-year-old pensioner, Maricarmen Abascal, after her rent for the home…
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NATO and EU allies support Estonia after 'sabotage' blamed on Russia
Estonia accused Russia of 'sabotage' in an August arson attack on a drone manufacturer.
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Le Pen defiant after report that ally Bardella wrote antisemitic messages
Jordan Bardella said that Mediapart's report claiming he wrote antisemitic messages in 2013 was part of a 'total war'…
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French teens clash with police as high school protests intensify
The protests began in the region around Paris, where education authorities reported blockades at some 10 schools on…
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High school protests spread across France, pitting radical left against government
The protest movement expanded beyond the Paris region on Monday, affecting 180 schools nationwide. The interior…
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French public debt soars to 119% of GDP, highest level since 1946
France's debt stood at €3.596 trillion at the end of June, the country's national statistics institute said Tuesday. It…
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US import ban on Canadian alcohol and other products goes into effect
The new import ban includes an array of alcoholic beverages and it also covers the dairy-based whey protein as well as…
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Prosecutors request suspended prison time for former French PM Bayrou in embezzlement trial
Highlighting 'systemic practices' of misappropriating European Parliament funds by the MoDem party, prosecutors…
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Pope Leo XIV clarifies reported description of sexual abuse in Church as 'systemic'
On Sunday, victims who met with the pope in France said he had marked a major shift by calling the sexual violence…
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OpenAI cancels release of newest model due to safety concerns
In a statement from OpenAI's head of safety systems Saachi Jain, the latest version 'didn't quite meet the bar'” It had…
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French strike disrupts air travel on Tuesday
France's civil aviation authority asked airlines to reduce flights by 5% at Paris Charles de Gaulle, the country's…
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France's biggest fire since 1949, which burned 42,000 hectares this summer, officially extinguished
The blaze that erupted in southwest France had forced the evacuation of around 224,000 people in July.
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Leïla Slimani: 'What can kill literature is not robots, but our lack of humanity'
Author Leïla Slimani expresses her current sadness, moral exhaustion and deep discouragement, 'as if we are no longer…
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Pesticides: Scientific community warns of 'dangerous step backward' in European laws
In a bid to simplify regulations and boost economic competitiveness, the European Commission is proposing numerous…
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Iranians increasingly isolated after US sanctions on country's airlines
As new US sanctions make international travel more difficult, Iranian authorities shut down the French Language Center…
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How a beer brewed by Myanmar's junta won medals at a ceremony at France's Foreign Ministry
Dagon beer, owned by a conglomerate controlled by Myanmar's military, received 'quality awards' in June at events held…
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'Greenland's ability to choose its industrial and financial partners is now subject to Washington's approval'
The security agreement signed on September 22 between the United States, Denmark and Greenland calls for a more…
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Washington revokes visas of 27 Latin American officials over accusations of corruption
Targeted officials include Bolivian Attorney General Roger Mariaca and more than 20 other Bolivian prosecutors and…
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Netanyahu confirms meeting with UAE president
Sunday's visit, which 'focused on strengthening relations between the two countries,' according to the Israeli prime…
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Spain's migration crisis in Ceuta continues to destabilize government
The redistribution of unaccompanied minors among the regions has become the latest flashpoint between Prime Minister…
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Olise's late strike gives Zidane's France 1-0 win in Belgium
Les Bleus play host to Italy next at the Stade de France on Friday, in what will be a homecoming for France's new coach…
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Pope Leo XIV calls for peace in Europe and urges compromise on last day in France
In a speech in Metz, the pope praised the gradual, step-by-step approach championed by Robert Schuman, one of the…
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Bardella confirms his lawyer has filed a lawsuit for defamation
Far-right leader describes the online media allegations of antisemitic remarks, dating to 2013, as 'crude forgeries'…
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UK police release on bail five suspects held over airbase incident
Counter-terror police said the five suspects, who had been arrested on suspicion of explosives offenses and…
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'We have nothing, no safe place, no food': Yemen's humanitarian crisis is worsening
As fighting between Houthi forces and government troops continues across Yemen, NGOs are mobilizing to aid civilians,…
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FIFA forgot about car it had made available to former French football boss Le Graët
Last spring, FIFA sought to recover a vehicle it had made available to the former head of the French Football…
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US deportations 'triggering cascade' of rights abuses, say UN experts
Since US President Donald Trump took office in January 2025, Washington has been signing deals with developing…
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Bardella denies report of antisemitic messages
The investigative media outlet Mediapart reported that Marine Le Pen's deputy Jordan Bardella made repeated antisemitic…
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French PM warns against 'irresponsible' escalation of high school demonstrations
In a student protest movement already spreading to cities beyond the Paris region, teenagers have been blockading their…
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Turkish comedian convicted for Erdogan 'insult' but freed pending appeal
Deniz Goktas was on trial for insulting the Turkish president, incitement to public hatred and praising crime and…
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