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British defence minister says money will be spent on vehicle upgrades, communication systems and counter-drone protection, ensuring troops are ready to deploy. What we know on day 1,417

President Emmanuel Macron has called for a “rebalanced”, “equal-to-equal” partnership between France and African countries, signalling a continued shift away from the military-heavy approach that long defined France’s presence on the continent.

US president says he has ‘put Iran on notice’ not to target protesters after demonstrations were held across the country

The crackdown on protesters in Iran has prompted an outcry among European leaders, with High Representative Kaja Kallas denouncing Tehran for its "disproportionate" and "heavy-handed" response.

European countries, and Denmark in particular, are scrambling to respond to threats from US officials over the future of Greenland.

Israel's decision to formally recognise Somaliland, a breakaway region of Somalia, has drew criticism from most African countries – most of all Somalia, which has long opposed Somaliland's efforts to secede. RFI looks at what's driving Israel to pursue the partnership, and why it is causing concern throughout the Horn…

In an interview with Fox, the president claimed drug cartels were “running” Mexico and hinted the country could be his next target

The phased ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas remains in its initial stages

Somehow, we'll end up paying anyway.

The Trump administration's decision this week to pull the United States out of key climate bodies is an act of "profound cowardice" designed to escape accountability for the country's greenhouse gas emissions, says leading French climatologist Valérie Masson-Delmotte.

Singapore joins Indonesia, Malaysia, India, and China in voicing concern over Nicolás Maduro’s ouster