Germany's Soviet past looms over high-stakes election in Saxony-Anhalt: 'I do not consider Russians to be enemies'
Ahead of elections on Sunday, in which the far-right Alternative for Germany could win in this region of the former…
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French left renews push to raise inheritance taxes, from forced philanthropy to wealth transfer cap
From the CFDT trade union to presidential candidates Raphaël Glucksmann and Marine Tondelier, the idea of increasing…
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Nepal tunnel rescue of Chinese citizen and local woman revives hope 10 days after flood
On Saturday, rescuers pulled alive a Chinese national from a tunnel buried by debris and a local woman from her…
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Jordan Bardella backs embattled far-right British ally Nigel Farage
The annual conference of the far-right Reform UK party was overshadowed on Friday in Birmingham by revelations of…
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'Fjord,' controversial Palme d'Or winner, sparks debate in culture circles over far right ahead of French elections
While Romanian director Cristian Mungiu's film 'Fjord' unsettles progressives, it seeks to reconnect two worlds that…
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US midterms begin with chaos over mail-voting crackdown
Voters and election officials still do not know what rules may govern millions of mail ballots, as Trump asks the…
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Saudi plan for theme parks near Paris divides local residents: 'We are the forgotten ones'
Three sites, including one dedicated to the world of manga, may open in Val-d'Oise, just outside Paris. With €6 billion…
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Spanish fashion giant Mango: From small clothing shop to its founder's tragic death
In May, Jonathan Andic was arrested on suspicion of murdering his 71-year-old father, who fell to his death in a ravine…
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Tetris 'did not authorize' their iconic game imagery for the White House arcade
The controversial online arcade was released on Thursday, September 3, and includes images resembling games from…
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'We risk going through the cold season without a real safety net': European gas reserves at historic lows
Gas storage season has been disrupted by the war in the Middle East, which has sent gas prices soaring. With winter…
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'In Port-au-Prince, Haiti, when violence decreases in one neighborhood, it increases elsewhere'
Another massacre took place on the outskirts of the Haitian capital over the night of August 23-24. Researcher Frédéric…
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‘Having a professional women’s division today is basically philanthropy’: The struggle to survive at the top of French women’s football
Despite the professionalization of the top two divisions of French women's football, whose 2026-2027 season kicks off…
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In Brazil, a political-financial scandal rocks the Supreme Federal Court
Justice Alexandre de Moraes, who oversaw the conviction of former far-right president Jair Bolsonaro, is suspected of…
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Luis Enrique, ahead of PSG loss to Monaco, announces contract extension as coach until 2030
The Paris Saint-Germain coach was given a raucous reception from home fans at Parc des Princes stadium on Friday when…
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Moscow casts a shadow over crucial Swiss vote on neutrality
On September 27, Swiss citizens are set to vote on a popular initiative from the nationalist right aimed at enshrining…
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US envoys put forward a 'number of ideas' on Ukraine at Kremlin meeting
On Saturday, Russian leader Vladimir Putin began talks with US envoys on ending the war in Ukraine, which has lasted…
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Israel claims full control over southern Lebanon after capturing Ali Taher hill
Hezbollah, the Lebanese Shiite movement, downplayed the Israeli forces' capture of the Ali Taher hill on Thursday and…
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European robots make their case in Brussels
Amid the remarkable performances of Chinese humanoid robots showcased during recent sporting games held in Beijing,…
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US judge declares mistrial in infanticide case after jury deadlocks
Lindsay Clancy, 36, acknowledged strangling her three young children, but claims she should be excused from criminal…
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French minister reports two broken threads, no major damage on Bayeux Tapestry
French Culture Minister Catherine Pegard confirmed Friday two small tears have been noted on the 900-year-old…
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US reports strong job growth in August
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the US job market registered 162,000 more jobs in August, outperforming…
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French and UK anti-immigration parties pledge to work together on Channel crossings
Jordan Bardella of France's far-right Rassemblement National party and Nigel Farage of hard-right Reform UK signed a…
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France unveils €1 billion farm aid package after summer of drought and heatwaves
Agriculture Minister Annie Genevard announced a package of measures, including compensation for climate-related crop…
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France adopts fairer world map ahead of UN vote on more balanced geography
As part of a movement led by the African Union, Paris announced on Friday that it will abandon the Mercator projection…
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China's Xi criticizes US actions in the Middle East during Cairo trip
During his visit to Egypt, the Chinese president called on Middle Eastern countries to break free from American…
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'The question of meaning is the first you must ask yourself, even before taking out your camera': Jean-François Leroy, director of Visa pour l'image, pens letter to young photojournalists
In a book to be published in September, the co-founder and head of the international photojournalism festival in…
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Optimized urinals and buried underwear at 2026 Ig Nobels
The Ig Nobel Prize is a parody of the Nobel Prize, which is awarded every autumn to celebrate 10 unusual or trivial…
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France 'dismayed' by Xenia Fedorova's articles after expulsion
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot made the comments after Xenia Fedorova was expelled from France in August for…
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Two Reform UK officials resign over undercover donations investigation
The UK's Channel 4 News aired an undercover investigation that alleged two Reform officials, James Orr and Dan Jukes,…
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The need for European deterrence against Russia
By naming Moscow as responsible for a foiled attack involving an explosives-laden drone at Leipzig Airport in early…
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Denmark aims to send rejected migrants to 'return hubs' by 2027
Denmark's migrations minister said he would meet with his German, Dutch, Austrian and Greek counterparts to discuss the…
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Writer Rebecca Solnit still has hope: 'When we show up, we can make the future'
Ahead of the midterm elections, Solnit calls for progressives to mobilize against Donald Trump in her latest book. She…
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Europe seeks to deter Russia after attempted attack in Leipzig
Hostile acts attributed to Moscow are multiplying across Europe. On September 3, Copenhagen accused Moscow of preparing…
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Paris rents exceed legal limits at record levels
For the first time since rent control was introduced in 2019, 46% of properties in the French capital were listed above…
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Two workers pulled alive from Nepal hydropower tunnel more than a week after floods
Rescuers called it a 'miracle' after the disaster last Wednesday that killed at least 1,200 people and left more than…
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Kyiv shootout between intelligence service members exposes rift within Ukraine's security apparatus
An armed clash broke out between agents from Ukraine's Security Service and a special unit of military intelligence on…
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