International
Inside the networks of French drug traffickers who recruit children to kill
The BBC penetrates the dangerous underbelly of Marseille, where young people are trapped, brutalized and exploited.
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LNG exports through the Strait of Hormuz reach their highest level since the outbreak of war
The monthly number of loaded liquefied natural gas tankers leaving the Strait of Hormuz in October hit its highest level since the conflict between the United States and Iran disrupted...
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Turks refuse to be "Europe's dumping ground"
Surrounded by mandarin orchards, the banks of the canal where Ibrahim Yildiz takes his sheep to graze, in the Turkish province of Adana, look like something out of a postcard, if it weren't for the mountains of…
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21 years after the Amman bombings, why is Jordan still a target of terrorism?
Two attacks in Karak and Amman, carried out by people previously convicted of terrorist cases, have brought the issue of combating terrorism back to the forefront in Jordan, amid a government move to tighten sanctions and prevent the recurrence of attacks.
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News on Brigitte Macron: new legal maneuver by the presidential couple against Candace Owens
After an initial procedural setback in the United States, the Macron couple relaunched proceedings against American influencer Candace Owens, whose videos dedicated to the First Lady helped give an international audience to the conspiracy theory according to which Brigitte Macron had undergone a gender transition. The new procedure targets her in Tennessee, where she resides.
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France threatens actions against Iran over supermarket cyberattacks
France will seek Europeans actions against Iran in response to cyberattacks on hundreds of supermarket fridges, Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot said Tuesday, after accusing Tehran's Revolutionary Guards of…
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France vows tough response to freezer cyberattack blamed on Iran
France's foreign minister said Tuesday that Paris ruled out "nothing" to respond to a major cyberattack on hundreds of supermarket fridges in October that it has blamed on Iran.
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Shakeel nears century as Pakistan score 390-6 in first Test
Saud Shakeel was edging towards a century on Tuesday as Pakistan reached lunch at 390-6 on day two of the opening Test against Sri Lanka in Rawalpindi.
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New lawsuits from the Macron couple against an American influencer
Brigitte and Emmanuel Macron launched new defamation proceedings last week in the United States against the influencer Candace Owens, whom they accuse of having disseminated and exploited the…
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Refrigerators victims of cyberattacks: France “does not forbid itself” in the response against Iran
The Iranian ambassador to France, whose country is suspected of being at the origin of large-scale cyberattacks that targeted the refrigerators of several supermarkets, was summoned Tuesday morning, the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs said. Jean-Noël Barrot declared on Tuesday that Paris "does not forbid anything" in its response against Tehran.
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Cyberattack against fridges: France “doesn’t forbid itself” in the response against Iran, warns its head of diplomacy
France, which on Monday accused Iran of being behind the large-scale cyberattacks that targeted hundreds of connected supermarket refrigerators in October, "doesn't hold back" in its response...
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Grenades, grief and a deepening political divide: five takeaways from Sonia Gandhi’s new memoir
From the assassinations of her husband and mother-in-law to press stonewalling under Modi, Belonging offers an insider’s account of India’s political evolution
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