News in brief
The United States recorded an annualized GDP growth of 3.8% in the second quarter, according to an updated official estimate released Thursday, well above previous calculations and market expectations. The first estimate, published at the end of July, reported growth of 3%. It was later revised to 3.3%,......
Berlin announced on Thursday that Germany will invest €35 billion by 2030 in space defense to counter the growing military capabilities of Russia and China in orbit. The statement was made by Defense Minister Boris Pistorius during a conference focused on space security. “We are establishing......
A man was placed in police custody after shooting his neighbor in Floirac, near Bordeaux, on Monday evening. According to Sud-Ouest, the incident occurred in the parking lot of a residence on rue des Steamers. The alleged shooter, aged 48, reportedly waited for his 35-year-old neighbor to arrive before......
This Friday, September 26, the commune of La Rouquette in Aveyron will inaugurate the largest citizen-led collective self-consumption project in France. According to Actu.fr, more than 10,500 m² of photovoltaic panels have been installed on the communal parking lots of the ZAE de La Glèbe.......
The Slovenian government announced on Thursday that it has unanimously decided to ban Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from entering its territory, citing ongoing international legal proceedings against him for alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity. In its statement, the government......
Casablanca – Tensions are rising between the Ministry of Energy Transition and the Federation of fuel station owners in Morocco. The National Federation of Owners, Traders, and Managers of Service Stations (FGNPS) announced it would boycott a meeting called by Minister Leila Benali, scheduled for......
Beirut – Lebanese lawmakers have urged the government to step up its efforts at the international level in response to repeated Israeli attacks, particularly in southern Lebanon, despite a ceasefire reached in November 2024. The call came during a session of the parliamentary Human Rights Committee,......
Paris – The family of Cécile Kohler, a 40-year-old French teacher imprisoned in Iran since May 2022, expressed cautious optimism on Thursday after French President Emmanuel Macron spoke of a “solid prospect” for the release of French detainees in the country. Kohler and her......
Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy was found guilty on Thursday of criminal association but acquitted of corruption charges in the case of alleged Libyan financing of his 2007 presidential campaign. The verdict was delivered by Judge Nathalie Gavarino, who explained that Sarkozy was guilty......
Aalborg airport in northern Denmark was forced to close on Wednesday night after drones were sighted in its airspace, local police confirmed. The incident comes just two days after Copenhagen’s main airport was temporarily shut down due to similar drone incursions, which Danish authorities have......
In recent weeks, confusion has spread online regarding the status of ivermectin in the United States. Some social media users claim that the antiparasitic drug is now officially recognized as a treatment for Covid-19. However, health authorities confirm that this is not the case. The Food and Drug Administration......
Two strong earthquakes shook western Venezuela on Wednesday evening, both registering above magnitude 6 according to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). The tremors were felt as far as Caracas, the nation’s capital, and neighboring Colombia, though no casualties or major damages have been reported......
South Korea’s Unification Minister, Chung Dong-young, said Thursday that North Korea may possess up to two tonnes (about 2,000 kilograms) of highly enriched uranium, according to estimates cited by experts. He announced this assessment during a press conference and warned that the material —......
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