Trump administration considers giving away small parcel of Yosemite
According to the News of the United States (NOTUS) outlet, the government has spent over a year looking for ways to…
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In Nepal and Tibet, stunned survivors and desperate families search for missing loved ones after floods
Hospitals in Kathmandu are seeing a constant stream of people searching for missing loved ones after the massive floods…
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US deports right-wing provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos after ICE arrest
The British citizen, who was arrested at New Orleans International Airport on Thursday, had overstayed in the United…
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Warsh bolsters Fed's credibility in face of Donald Trump at Jackson Hole
In his speech to monetary policymakers gathered in Wyoming, the chair of the US Federal Reserve made clear that…
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London's Tate Modern explores the rise of Frida Kahlo, the painter who became a global icon
The British institution revisits the extraordinary journey of the self-taught Mexican artist from the first half of the…
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Hezbollah chief again rejects Lebanon-Israel deal, refuses 'surrender'
Lebanon and Israel signed a framework deal in late June that calls for the disarmament of Hezbollah, a gradual…
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Ukraine's Black Sea port blockade strangles grain exports
Russia has intensified attacks on ships heading to or leaving the ports of Odesa and neighboring cities, bringing local…
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Ousted Ukraine defense minister Fedorov accepts job advising Italian minister
Fedorov said Friday he had agreed to become 'advisor on defense innovation' to Italian Defense Minister Guido Crosetto,…
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In Iceland, the prospect of joining the EU generates little enthusiasm ahead of referendum
On August 29, Icelanders are set to vote in a referendum on whether to resume negotiations to join the European Union,…
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Nepal floods: Number of missing jumps to almost 2,500
The disaster is the deadliest for Nepal since 2015.
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The French eco-community helping people reconnect with nature
'Room for Hope' (3/6). In an eco-community perched at an altitude of 1,300 meters above the southern village of…
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Fed chair Kevin Warsh expresses concern about inflation in first speech
At the annual Jackson Hole symposium in Wyoming on Friday, Warsh praised the American economy's 'overall performance'…
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Céline Dion arrives in France ahead of sold-out comeback concert dates
The Canadian superstar will start the first of 16 concerts in the French capital on Saturday, September 12.
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France's cheese producers worry after summer of heatwaves: 'If this happens again next year, it will be a disaster'
Heatwaves have taken a heavy toll on milk production, while scorched pastures have forced farmers to draw on feed…
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French economy stagnates as deficit persists, complicating budget plans
France posted zero growth in the second quarter after a first-quarter decline, INSEE said Friday, as the public deficit…
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Macron to visit London for Bayeux Tapestry exhibition, first talks with PM Burnham
French President Emmanuel Macron will travel to London next Wednesday to inaugurate the British Museum's exhibition of…
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For Xenia Fedorova, the Russian commentator for CNews, a very political 'flight' abroad
The media personality, a protégée of French billionaire Vincent Bolloré, passed through Nice at the end of July before…
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French presidential candidates gather for first debate as left-right divide emerges on economic issues
Seven presidential hopefuls debated their positions on taxes, pensions, debt and labor costs on Thursday at the…
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Former war commander Ratko Mladic to receive full state honors in Serbia
The former military leader, colloquially known as the 'Butcher of Bosnia', died Thursday in The Hague, where he was…
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Comoros slams French PM's remarks tying aid to curbing migration as 'unbearably condescending'
Comoros condemned French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu's suggestion that development aid could be tied to…
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South Korea says will hold joint military drills with US and Japan
The three allies will carry out air defense, maritime missile defense, anti-submarine and cyber defense exercises, even…
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Nepal and Tibet floods leave residents stunned and fearing second deadly wave
As international aid begins to arrive, Chinese authorities have warned of a high risk of a breach in a dammed lake…
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US court blocks Trump bid to curb mail-in ballots
The ruling by a US federal judge finds it 'practically impossible' for states to comply with the measure so close to…
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French economy stalls in second quarter as inflation speeds up
GDP growth was flat in the quarter, instead of the 0.2% growth Insee first reported last month. That followed a 0.2%…
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French Foreign Legion soldier kidnapped in Colombia
The Colombian army announced that a soldier in the French Foreign Legion was kidnapped while traveling in the…
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Harald V, Norway's beloved king for more than 30 years, has died
Admired for his simplicity and humility, he was the first monarch born in Norway in nearly six centuries. He died on…
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Israel's dashed ambitions to topple the Iranian regime
The Israeli government thought it could take advantage of the war launched with the US on February 28 to bring down the…
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The Suez Canal's early years, under the shadow of the French and British empires
'Suez, a historic canal' (3/6). From 1880 to 1914, Egypt received less than 1% of the revenue generated by the Suez…
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War in Iran: 'Every day, the world reminds Europeans that they lack the ability to influence decisions made in the US'
In 2015, European diplomacy played a central role in negotiations over Iran's nuclear program. Six months after the…
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ICE awards $16.7 million contract to buy 6,000 pairs of gloves that deliver electric shocks
The Department of Homeland Security, ICE's parent agency, reacted defiantly to critics of the purchase. 'Sanctuary…
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Ulaanbaatar transformed by rural exodus as city's youth search for their place
As the Mongolian capital hosts the UNCCD COP17, which began August 17, Le Monde is showcasing photographer Odhran…
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DR Congo tests Ebola treatments and vaccines amid country's worst-ever epidemic
More than 2,700 people have died since the official declaration of the epidemic in the Democratic Republic of Congo in…
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TotalEnergies reduces its exposure to Russian gas but does not entirely withdraw
The French energy titan has sold its stake in the Arctic LNG 2 project but remains a shareholder in the Russian group…
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Trump says Putin won't attack NATO territory
The US president spoke out following US media reports that CIA Director John Ratcliffe had traveled to Moscow this week…
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Tate brothers deny criminal accusations in court and ask to be released while fighting extradition to the UK
Andrew and Tristan Tate, notorious for promoting male dominance and misogyny through their social media empire, are…
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Floods in Nepal and Tibet: 'The disaster began with a landslide that swept a glacier along with it'
While the exact volume of rock and ice that broke away in the Himalayas has yet to be measured, this catastrophe is…
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