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Silver-hulled marine drones break the surface of the water at a fair in Taiwan, where local and foreign companies compete for a share of the increasing government investment in the drones that the island is betting on to deter China.
Read moreOn the evening of November 2, several dozen people gathered near one of the houses in the village of Petropavlovskaya Borshchagovka near Kiev, claiming that people were being held and tortured there. The protest escalated into clashes with the police: those gathered destroyed official vehicles and blocked a bus carrying military personnel. Even the head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, Kirill Budanov, who personally arrived at the scene, failed to calm the crowd. At some point, gas was sprayed in his direction.
Read moreAs the midterm elections approach in the United States, Arizona, a key voting state, is at the forefront of major welfare reform. Since the adoption of Donald Trump's budget law in 2025, nearly half of food aid recipients have lost their benefits. A fall without equivalent in the country. The authorities now recognize that some should still be entitled to it. A topic that has become hot in the electoral campaign.
Read moreWith the first US attack on Qeshm Island since June, Iran and the US are on parallel tracks towards both peace and war.
Read moreWith the first US attack on Qeshm Island since June, Iran and the US are on parallel tracks towards both peace and war.
Read moreAbdul El-Sayed, a doctor running under the Democratic banner for a crucial seat in the US Senate, electrifies a crowd of supporters in Detroit by launching: “Make some noise for public health!” This former medical official, figure on the left wing of the party and surprise candidate in Michigan, built his campaign on the promise of establishing free healthcare for all Americans.
Read moreLes restrictions sur le cumul emploi-retraite entrent en vigueur: dès janvier, les nouveaux retraités de moins de 67 ans qui reprennent un emploi et touchent plus de 7.000 euros bruts par an verront…
Read moreOne of the major subjects of this midterm campaign, as often in the United States, is the economy. The figures are to the American president's disadvantage: inflation in September is one point higher than it was in November 2024 when Donald Trump won the presidential election on the promise of lowering prices. At issue: the rise in energy prices, but also its customs policy.
Read moreJammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah completed two years of his government last month. Now he is facing one of the biggest challenges of his political career. 17 angry MLAs of the party have opened a front against the party.
Read moreDemocratic wave or Republican resilience? Here are three possible outcomes after Americans have their say.
Read moreAmericans are called to vote on Tuesday, November 3, in decisive mid-term elections for Donald Trump's last two years in the White House. The opposition could take back certain key states like Texas according to the latest polls, maintaining the hope of regaining the levers of power in Washington. Explanations from Raphaël Kahane, France 24 special correspondent in Washington and Gauthier Rybinski, international columnist at France 24.
Read moreSudan demands UN accountability after devastating drone attacks expose a complex regional crisis.
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