There is a real symbolic battle to be fought here, which few politicians dare tackle.

For 20 minutes, woke audiences looked on, wondering, where was the diversity? Why the display of hatred toward Macron?

The Parisian Olympic organisers are so confident that they have no plan B in case the water quality tests are still bad at the time of the Games.

Observers agree that, since the death of Pope Benedict XVI, Pope Francis’ work has accelerated, with the aim of making his decisions as irreversible as possible.

The harder line on migration is a direct result of the June riots, whether or not Macron admits it.

The stakes are high for Meta as a large part of its revenue is based on personalised advertising.

The lunar mission was plagued by corruption scandals and repeated funding problems.

Continuing dialogue with Vladimir Putin is essential and possible, says Sarkozy, while condemning the West’s stubborn fixation with a contradictory, and unofficial, military commitment that is not officially assumed.

The violence is being fuelled by the mosques, with explicit calls for murder being broadcast from the loudspeakers of Muslim worship buildings, calling on local people to “go out and kill” Christians.

The ecological issue—a ‘green deal’ driving up energy bills; implementing driving prohibitions in cities; condemning cars before their time; making homes unfit to rent or sell—will be at the heart of the European elections next spring.

Armenia called the Azeri government’s blockade of the region “an act of mass atrocity.”

The estimated cumulative value of the 42 works of art returned, some of which date back more than 2,500 years, is estimated at $3.5 million.