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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has defended Germany’s record on military spending after criticism from U.S. President Donald Trump, insisting that Berlin has made substantial progress in strengthening its armed forces and should not hesitate to highlight those efforts. The remarks come just......
Spotify has taken action after uncovering a large-scale manipulation scheme that artificially inflated a song’s streaming numbers, raising concerns over the growing intersection between digital music charts and prediction-market betting platforms. The platform removed more than 500,000 fake streams......
Construction workers installing fiber-optic cables in Verson, near Caen in France’s Calvados region, have uncovered 75 Second World War-era bombs, in a discovery that briefly halted works but posed no immediate danger to the public. The objects, found during routine excavation, are believed to......
The French Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, is expected to meet “in the near future” at Matignon with the mother of a child victim linked to the so-called Affaire Lyhanna, as political and judicial scrutiny intensifies over alleged systemic failures in handling prior complaints against......
Investors are heading into a crucial week on Wall Street, with attention focused on monetary policy signals from the Federal Reserve and early corporate earnings reports that could set the tone for the upcoming U.S. reporting season, as recent volatility in technology stocks continues to weigh on sentiment. Market......
A pilot from Morocco’s Gendarmerie Royale has died after a firefighting aircraft crashed during an emergency operation aimed at containing a forest fire near Témara, close to the Maâmora forest area, authorities and local reports confirmed. The incident occurred on Thursday as firefighting......
Argentina’s proposal to recognize so-called “non-human corporations” run by artificial intelligence systems has sparked global debate, but legal experts say the initiative cannot fully eliminate human involvement from corporate operations or accountability. The plan, promoted by President......
French prosecutors have opened an investigation into a road accident involving an official government vehicle transporting former Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin, following a collision with a motorcycle in Paris that left the rider injured. The inquiry is being conducted on allegations of unintentional......
Italian financial police have seized 340 kilograms of high-purity cocaine concealed inside a shipment of plantains at the Port of Vado Ligure, dealing another significant blow to international drug trafficking networks operating through European ports. Authorities estimate the seized narcotics would......
The Fonderie de Bretagne (FDB) has been placed under court-ordered restructuring after entering insolvency proceedings, putting 245 jobs at risk as the company races to secure emergency funding and avoid liquidation. The decision was announced following a hearing at the Lorient Commercial Court, giving......
At least 3,700 excess deaths have been recorded across France, Belgium and the Netherlands following the intense June heatwave that swept across much of Europe, according to preliminary figures released by national authorities. Health officials caution that the death toll is expected to rise as additional......
An African parliamentary delegation visited Tangier on Thursday as part of the inaugural Interactive Seminar of the Parliamentary Diplomacy and South-South Dialogue Platform, highlighting the Moroccan city's growing role in regional cooperation, local governance and international engagement. The......
Italy's services sector returned to growth in June, ending a three-month period of contraction as easing cost pressures and improving business conditions helped lift activity, according to the latest purchasing managers' survey. The S&P Global Italy Services Purchasing Managers' Index......
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