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International

Mobilizations in France: the minimum wage at €1,502 net, “crumbs” according to the CGT

The increase in the minimum wage of 1.6% on December 1 will be "the second largest increase in 20 years", Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu said on Monday, defending a "boost" which "is not just symbolic", to try to calm social anger. The general secretary of the CGT criticized this decision, pointing out that the “government has only announced crumbs”. Details from Olivier Guyottot, teacher-researcher in strategy and political science

France 24Nov 10, 2026

International

Why did Sonia Gandhi reject the post of PM and what did Rahul Gandhi get angry about?

In her book, Sonia Gandhi has given the reason behind rejecting the post of Prime Minister in 2004. He has also told why his son Rahul Gandhi got angry with him.

BBC NewsNov 10, 2026

International

UK author M John Harrison’s End of Everything wins Booker Prize

The book uses dark humour and elusive narratives to cast a futuristic lens on modern politics post-calamity.

Al JazeeraNov 10, 2026

International

UK author M John Harrison’s End of Everything wins Booker Prize

The book uses dark humour and elusive narratives to cast a futuristic lens on modern politics post-calamity.

Al JazeeraNov 10, 2026

International

Fossil emissions fell in 2026 due to the Iran war and renewables

Carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels fell exceptionally this year, due to the energy crisis unleashed by the Iran war and the continued expansion of…

France 24Nov 10, 2026

International

Judging this year’s Booker prize taught me our humanity cannot be captured by algorithms and data

As the demand for information and transparency about our lives increases, these brilliant books dealt with shadows, mystery, privacy and intimacy, says Guardian commissioning editor Rebecca Liu

The GuardianNov 10, 2026

International

In Senegal, distraught parents faced with a new drama of illegal migration

On the immense beach near the town of Thieppe, in the north-east of Senegal, Ibrahima Diaw confides her incomprehension while contemplating the broken canoe on which her son boarded, hoping…

France 24Nov 10, 2026

Crypto

Massachusetts City Bans Crypto ATMs After Residents Lose $397,000 to Scams

A Massachusetts city has banned cryptocurrency ATMs after residents reported losing $397,000 to scams involving the machines since 2023. The Framingham City Council voted unanimously to approve the ban at its recent November meeting, reports MetroWest Daily News. The ban is meant to protect senior citizens, non-English speakers and lower-income residents from financial fraud. District […] The post Massachusetts City Bans Crypto ATMs After Residents Lose $397,000 to Scams appeared first on The Daily Hodl.

The Daily HodlNov 10, 2026

International

Generative AI: experts call on Macron to better protect users

Fearing a “cognitive weakening”, a commission of experts submits proposals to Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday to respond to the risks raised by the rise of generative artificial intelligence,…

France 24Nov 10, 2026

Crypto

Iran War Nears End as Waller Floats 50-Bps Hike and Bitcoin Treasury Odds Jump

Iran war tensions ease as oil prices fall, Waller signals a possible 50-bps hike, and US Treasury Bitcoin buying odds climb. The post Iran War Nears End as Waller Floats 50-Bps Hike and Bitcoin Treasury Odds Jump appeared first on Cryptonews.

CryptoNewsNov 10, 2026

Crypto

XRP Ledger's Payments Volume Crosses Historic 1 Billion Threshold

XRP Ledger payments volume has topped 1 billion XRP, but the price is still under pressure.

U.TodayNov 10, 2026

International

An inflection point for the world's largest emitter: China's coal-fired power share falls below 50%, and carbon emissions have almost stagnated

Analysis indicates that emissions may have peaked ahead of schedule, but new coal power units are still being launched in large numbers, and the quality of the turning point remains to be tested.

BBC NewsNov 10, 2026