Breaking 13:30 Ouigo passengers forced to walk final stretch of journey after train breakdown during heatwave 13:15 Security measures for U.S.-Iran talks cause flight disruptions at Zurich Airport 13:00 Erdogan revives talks on reopening historic Orthodox seminary in Turkey 12:45 Two fugitive brothers killed after stabbing police officer in Salé operation 12:30 Colombia votes in runoff between leftist reformer and law-and-order newcomer 12:15 Why alcohol and extreme heat make a dangerous combination 12:00 Spain: three teenagers die after jumping into waves from rocks near tarragona 11:45 Moschino names Loris Messina and Simone Rizzo as creative directors 11:30 Moto GP: bezzecchi apologizes after track marshal incident in Czech Republic 11:16 French railways boss urges vulnerable passengers to avoid trains during heatwave 11:15 Major water supply disruption forces rationing in fes and Meknes 11:12 World Cup 2030: Morocco and Spain compete to host the final 11:04 Closing of the 37th ordinary session of the supreme council of ulema in Rabat 11:00 Pakistan’s mango harvest suffers as Middle East conflict disrupts exports 10:53 “Very weak demand”: cherry growers face urgent pressure to sell a bumper harvest 10:45 Taiwan to stage five days of combat readiness drills 10:30 Ukrainian drone strikes in crimea disrupt fuel supply and damage infrastructure 10:15 A 17th-century danish shipwreck in India may reveal early European ties to South Asia 10:00 Iranian singer and band members sentenced to flogging for online concert 09:45 Turkish students win 15 medals at international science olympiads in europe, asia 09:30 A decade after Brexit, Britain’s financial industry shows resilience despite lasting changes 09:15 UK Government dismisses speculation over prime minister Starmer’s resignation 09:15 In Switzerland, the United States and Iran Seek to Revive Tense Dialogue 09:00 Danone and Chobani face off in growing battle over high-protein Yogurt market 08:45 Teenager dies in river drowning as heatwave grips southwestern France 08:30 Archaeologists discover the largest Roman baths ever found in the Netherlands 08:15 Zelensky warns of possible large-scale Russian attack as fighting intensifies in Ukraine 08:00 Indigenous Leader Raoni recovering in intensive care following surgery in Brazil 07:50 Los Angeles declares state of emergency as warehouse fire continues to burn 07:35 King Charles III to publish personal tax details in historic first for British Monarchy 18:00 Japan to raise visa fees for first time in nearly five decades amid rising costs 17:45 Swiss birth rate falls to record low amid economic uncertainty and job fears 17:30 Spain feels the heat as Madrid World Cup fan zone is cancelled 17:15 Bank Al-Maghrib reports stable reserves and recovery in Casablanca stock market 17:00 Ubisoft co-founder Claude Guillemot dies in plane crash 16:45 Lucie Castets defends fast-food expansion in Paris comparing it to music shops 16:30 Lawyers’ strike extended indefinitely amid rising tensions over judicial reform 16:15 Amal El Fellah Seghrouchni highlights borderless innovation at Morocco’s AI future Lab Launch 16:00 Boualem Sansal signals strong support for Bruno Retailleau at 2027 Presidential campaign rally 15:45 One dead and 1,700 evacuated after massive hotel fire in the Dominican Republic 15:30 Alcohol Ban introduced on Paris riverbanks during Music Festival heatwave 15:15 Australia to extend fuel tax relief for motorists 15:00 Deschamps closes in on historic World Cup coaching record 14:45 Spanish court imposes travel ban on prime minister's wife amid corruption case 14:30 Report estimates hundreds of former students may have suffered abuse in French religious schools 14:15 Protesters defy ban at anti-Iran repression rally in Paris 14:00 Brazil investigates suspected cyberattack on civil defense alert system 13:45 Bangladesh seeks stronger economic ties with China and Malaysia

Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant reconnected to power grid after IAEA-brokered ceasefire

Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant has been successfully reconnected to the national electricity grid following urgent repair work carried out under a locally agreed ceasefire facilitated by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), according to official statements released on Saturday. The facility, which is the largest......

Heatwaves in Île-de-France affect public transport usage, study finds

A recent study has shown that heatwaves significantly influence public transport usage in the Île-de-France region, with rising temperatures leading to measurable changes in commuter behavior across buses, trains, and regional rail services. Conducted with the participation of the Institut Paris Région and Transilien SNCF Voyageurs,......

Sweden celebrates the royal couple’s golden wedding anniversary

Sweden marked a historic milestone on Saturday as King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia celebrated their golden wedding anniversary, drawing widespread public attention and national celebrations in Stockholm. The royal couple, aged 80 and 82 respectively, marked 50 years of marriage with a ceremonial procession through the Swedish capital,......

French exit from Franco-German tank project cannot be ruled out, rheinmetall CEO says

France could potentially withdraw from the Franco-German Main Ground Combat System (MGCS) tank program, according to statements made by the chief executive of German defense company Rheinmetall, Armin Papperger. The comments have raised fresh concerns about the future of one of Europe’s most ambitious joint defense projects. Speaking......

Pakistan says U.S.-Iran peace agreement could be signed within 24 hours

Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced on Saturday that a peace agreement between the United States and Iran could be officially signed within the next 24 hours, marking a significant step toward ending months of tensions and conflict in the Middle East. According to Sharif, representatives from both countries have reached a common......

Daniel Kretinsky becomes West Ham’s largest shareholder after increasing his stake

Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky has strengthened his position at West Ham United by increasing his ownership stake to approximately 43%, making him the club’s largest shareholder. The move follows significant changes within the club’s leadership structure after the resignation of former co-chairman David Sullivan. Kretinsky’s......

Morocco’s seawater desalination strategy gains international recognition

Morocco’s ambitious approach to seawater desalination is attracting international attention as countries around the world search for solutions to growing water shortages caused by climate change and prolonged droughts. Faced with increasing pressure on its water resources, Morocco has adopted a comprehensive strategy aimed at strengthening......

Switzerland Faces a Historic Choice: Capping Its Population at 10 Million

Swiss citizens are being called to vote on an unprecedented popular initiative proposing to set a demographic cap of 10 million inhabitants by 2050. This national vote comes amid intense European debates surrounding immigration and population growth. Championed by the Swiss People's Party (SVP), a conservative party, the proposal titled "No......

World Bank approves $650 million to support Morocco’s digital transformation and climate resilience

The World Bank has approved $650 million in financing for Morocco to support the country's digital transformation agenda and strengthen its resilience to climate-related, technological, and economic challenges. The funding package consists of two separate programs designed to advance key national priorities. The first initiative, valued......

Global Grain Harvest Set to Reach Record High in 2026-2027, USDA Forecasts

Global agriculture is heading towards a historic grain harvest for the 2026-2027 campaign. According to the latest forecasts from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), total grain production is expected to reach nearly 2.9 billion tons. Despite this achievement, global consumption is expected to continue exceeding production, leading......

North Korea condemns EU–South Korea statement criticizing military ties with Russia

North Korea has strongly criticized a joint statement issued by South Korea and the European Union that condemned Pyongyang’s military cooperation with Russia, further escalating diplomatic tensions surrounding the war in Ukraine. The statement was released following high-level discussions between South Korean officials and European......

WHO report shows progress in blood safety, but there are worrying gaps

As World Blood Donor Day approaches, celebrated on June 14, the World Health Organization (WHO) highlights a notable advancement: voluntary, unpaid donations now represent the vast majority of blood collections worldwide. However, behind these encouraging developments, deep inequalities continue to hinder access to transfusions for millions......

French political leaders warn of growing AI dependence after U.S. restrictions on Anthropic

A decision by U.S. authorities to restrict access to some of Anthropic’s most advanced artificial intelligence models has sparked concern across the French political spectrum, reigniting debates about technological sovereignty and Europe's dependence on foreign AI providers. The move, reportedly justified on national security grounds,......

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