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France, Israel trade barbs as Paris eyes Palestinian state recognition

In Gaza, the civil defence agency reported Israeli strikes and fire killed 48 people across the territory on Tuesday

Following the death of a jogger who inhaled gas emitted by green algae, France was found guilty of failing to "protect waters from agricultural pollution" this year

Magistrates and law enforcement are particularly worried about the Chinese firm handling highly sensitive police wiretap data

The Russian dictator has no reasons to end the war – but a few to pretend he wants to.

Officials hope to have a framework ready before a potential Zelenskyy-Putin meeting

The unrest marks a sharp escalation after nine months of largely peaceful marches

On both security and trade, the EU has drifted into the role of payer and middleman, financing arrangements that serve US priorities while limiting its own ability to act independently

Cassis stressed he had “repeatedly" made this offer to host during recent talks with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov

Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo called the reports "truly sad news"

It was the second disruption in a week, after a Ukrainian drone attack on a pumping station in Russia’s Bryansk region briefly stopped flows last week

Wagenknecht will no longer be represented in the party’s name

The latest deal proposes is said to include an initial 60-day truce, a partial hostage release, the freeing of some Palestinian prisoners and provisions allowing for the entry of aid

The parliamentary election set for spring 2026 is shaping up Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's toughest challenge to date

The church is one of 23 cultural buildings relocated to the new Kiruna town centre to make way for the expansion of Europe's biggest underground mine

European leaders left Washington relieved but empty-handed – for now

Macron said Switzerland would be an ideal “neutral country” for a Putin-Zelenskyy summit, while warning that recognising land grabs by force would “open a Pandora’s box"

A single hornet can kill up to 50 bees per day

Voltaire Cousteau’s rules may have been written as parody in 1973, but their relevance today is deadly serious. The waters of geopolitics are infested

"I think that the European nations are going to take a lot of the burden and we’re going to help them" the US President said