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'All of our security is at stake,' Macron tells leaders at Ukraine talks in Paris

Ukraine's allies need a “fresh start” and more needs to be done to support Kyiv in its fight against Russia, French President Emmanuel Macron declared Monday at the opening of an international conference on aid to Ukraine in Paris, two years into the Russian invasion.

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Paris Holds Its Breath For Olympic Swimming Events In Murky Seine

Organisers of the Olympic and Paralympic Games in Paris may be feeling a little queasy over their commitment to hold open water swimming in the scenic but often polluted Seine.

International Business Times

Matildas out to seal Olympic qualification in style

Ellie Carpenter expects the Matildas to go full throttle in their second Olympic qualifier against Uzbekistan and seal their tickets to the Paris Games.

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Drugs from Belgium, France landing in Hyderabad, customs dept. told to amp up vigilance

Hyderabad drug bust reveals international drug network involving Nigerian national, with links to Belgium and Paris.

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French far-right leader calls for 'economic patriotism' for agriculture

After the chaotic visit of President Emmanel Macron at the Agriculture Show in Paris on Saturday, far-right National Rally leader Jordan Bardella was keen to show his support for farmers with a two-day visit starting Sunday.

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Photographs lift the lid on Japan's underground 1950s tattoo scene

Takagi Akimitsu, one of the most prolific and well-known crime novelists of 20th century Japan, was also a brilliant photographer. A French book depicting his photos from 1950s Tokyo was recently on display at the International Tattoo Fair in Paris.

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Eiffel Tower reopens to visitors after strike by workers who complained of rust

Paris attraction was closed for six days after union criticised operator for seeking ‘short-term profitability’

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Paris' Eiffel Tower to reopen after six-day strike

France's Eiffel Tower that had been closed for six days by a strike will reopen Sunday after the monument's management announced a deal had been struck with unions.

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Saya's silver lining in BMX Olympic dress rehearsal

Saya Sakakibara will leave Brisbane's BMX World Cup leg with two second-placings and a firm understanding of what's required to better that at the Paris Games.

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Middle East crisis live: US, Israel, Egypt and Qatar agree ‘basic contours’ of hostage deal ahead of Hamas talks – as it happened

US national security adviser says outline in place for proposal for temporary ceasefire in Gaza

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Netanyahu says Rafah operation will hand Israel ‘total victory’ over Hamas 'in weeks'

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu on Sunday said an Israeli military operation into Gaza’s Rafah would hand Israel “total victory” over Hamas within the time span of just a few weeks. Earlier in the day, Rafah’s Emirates hospital said it was lacking incubators so badly that newborns now have to share…

France 24

Farmers Protest Interrupts French President Macron's Visit In Paris

French farmers protest at farm fair, highlighting challenges in the agricultural sector and tensions with the government.

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Ceasefire talks raise Gaza hopes but 1.5m trapped in Rafah fear the worst

Closed-door negotiations in Paris and UN efforts in New York yield conflicting reports of progress, but city of Rafah remains in Israel’s firing line

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Israel-Hamas war: ‘Significant progress’ made in Paris hostage talks, Israeli media report

Gaza’s death toll reached 29,606 on Saturday as 92 more people were killed in a single day

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French actress dominates Césars with calls for reckoning on sexual violence

Actress Judith Godrèche received a standing ovation at the 2024 César Awards on Friday as she spoke out against sexual violence in the French film industry. Meanwhile, Cannes Palme d'Or winner Anatomy of a Fall dominated the event with six trophies, including best film, giving it new momentum ahead of…

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Matildas launch late triple-strike to sink Uzbekistan in Paris Olympics qualifier

After 73 scoreless minutes, a late flurry of goals saw the Matildas defeat Uzbekistan in the first leg of their Olympic qualifier ahead of the return fixture in Melbourne on Wednesday night

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How Black History month has slowly made its way to France

Black History month took root in the US in the 1920s before becoming a national event by the mid-1970s. Some members of the African diaspora in France have been trying to import it and, in the last decade, have succeeded in establishing a homegrown version.

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Paris Agriculture Show opens as angry farmers continue quarrel over costs

French President Emmanuel Macron was met with whistles and insults from angry protesters who clashed with police ahead of the opening of France’s annual Agriculture Show in Paris on Saturday. This comes as farmers continue to protest in France and Europe over rising costs and dropping revenue.

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Middle East crisis: Mossad chief in Paris for hostage talks; food protests in Jabalia refugee camp – as it happened

Pressure has mounted on Netanyahu government to negotiate a ceasefire and secure the release of those kidnapped on 7 October

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Angry French Farmers storm into Paris agriculture fair ahead of Macron visit

Angry French farmers stormed into a major Paris farm fair on Saturday ahead of a planned visit by President Emmanuel Macron amid growing rage over costs, red tape and green regulations.

France 24

Israeli leaders to discuss possible Gaza truce proposal on Saturday

The Israeli war cabinet will on Saturday be briefed by negotiators who held mediated talks in Paris on a possible Gaza truce, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's national security adviser said. Read our liveblog to see how the day's events unfolded.

The Guardian - UK

As France celebrates, it doesn’t seem like 150 years since the first impressionist exhibition

A major exhibition opens at the Musée d’Orsay and there are shows and festivals across the country

International Business Times

Scores Killed Overnight In Gaza, Israeli Negotiators In Paris

More than 100 people were reported killed early Saturday in overnight strikes across Gaza, as Israel's spy chief was in Paris for talks seeking to "unblock" progress towards a truce and the return of hostages held by Palestinian militants.

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Selena Gomez Stuns In Paris-Inspired Fashion In New Music Video

Selena Gomez wows in 'Love On' music video, showcasing her impeccable style with 8 stunning outfits blending retro and modern glamour.

AAP

Aussie breakers gunning to make Paris gold a Dunne deal

High school student Jeff "J-Attack" Dunne and Macquarie University lecturer Rachael "Raygun" Gunn will make history as Australia's first ever Olympic breakers.

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