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Reappointed French PM Lecornu says new cabinet must not give in to partisan interests

Renamed by President Emmanuel Macron late Friday after a week of political chaos, Lecornu called for calm and for the support of political parties to produce a budget for the European Union’s No. 2 economy before looming deadlines.

Euronews

Alcaraz beats Sinner to win epic 2025 French Open men’s singles final

Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz defends French Open title in one of tennis’s greatest comebacks against Italy’s Jannik Sinner.

Al Jazeera

Syria’s al-Sharaa confirms indirect talks with Israel amid soaring tensions

Interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa says Syria holding indirect talks with Israel ‘through mediators’.

Al Jazeera

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Russian drone strike kills nine as Putin's forces launch fresh wave of attacks on Ukraine ahead of peace talks in London

Ukraine could be forced to swallow a bitter pill under ceasefire terms reportedly being ironed out between the US and Russia

Evening Standard

Starmer speaks to Zelensky days before meeting of military leaders

The Prime Minister spoke with the Ukrainian president on Monday evening.

Evening Standard

Starmer calls for deadline on Ukraine peace talks to stop Putin’s ‘games’

Sir Keir Starmer said plans for a military deployment to Ukraine were being stepped up to secure any peace deal.

The Independent UK

‘Coalition of the willing’ says Russia sanctions must not be eased – Starmer

The US appeared to signal its intention to help ease some sanctions on Russia following ceasefire talks earlier in the week.

The Independent UK

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Paul Watson: unshaken by prison and still fighting for whales

Despite enduring five months of imprisonment in 2024, environmental activist Paul Watson remains more determined than ever to combat illegal whaling. Recently granted honorary citizenship by the city of Paris, he eagerly anticipates sharing his message at the UN Ocean Summit in Nice this June.

Radio France Internationale

France reclaims title for world's longest ever baguette

A team of French bakers rolled out a 140-metre-long baguette on Sunday, breaking the existing record held by neighbouring Italy by 10 metres.

Radio France Internationale

Bedbugs spread to hotels and hostels in Europe after Paris outbreak

French travellers blamed for outbreak of critter at Athens hotel

The Independent UK

At least 24 people injured in Paris explosion

Police say four people are in critical condition after the blast started a fire in the French capital.

Al Jazeera

Coronation updates: King Charles III and Queen Camilla join royals on Buckingham Palace balcony following coronation — as it happened

Royalty, politicians, celebrities and more watch on as King Charles III is crowned the new monarch of the Commonwealth in London's Westminster Abbey.

ABC News

Evacuees from Sudan, relieved but shaken, land in Paris

Some 245 evacuees from Sudan, including 195 French nationals, landed in Paris on Wednesday, expressing relief at escaping the heavy fighting and chaos.

Reuters

Pension reform protesters briefly invade Paris BlackRock building

Dozens of trade unionists railing against French President Emmanuel Macron's pension overhaul briefly invaded the central Paris building in which U.S.-based investment firm BlackRock has an office, chanting slogans and setting off firecrackers.

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Belgium’s 2016 suicide bombings trial: Five things to know

Six-and-a-half years after the Brussels suicide bombings, the trial of 10 men is set to begin on December 5.

Radio France Internationale

EU proposes emergency powers over supply chains, raising concerns among some companies

Under draft legislation that would give Brussels emergency powers to tackle future supply chain crises, Europe-based companies could be made to prioritise the production of key products and stockpile goods.

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