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Boulter wins despite incident getting under her skin
Katie Boulter says it is "lesson learned" as she overcomes an incident that "got under my skin" to reach the last 16 of the Hong Kong Open.
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UNRWA employees in Gaza demonstrate against job cuts
Employees of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) demonstrated in the Nuseirat refugee camp in the central Gaza Strip on Monday, in protest against job cuts and the expected reduction in salaries for workers at the agency,…
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International
US green light for affordable HIV treatment for developing countries
The American Medicines Agency (FDA) on Monday approved a low-cost generic version of a preventive treatment against HIV whose effectiveness approaches 100%, intended for low-income countries...
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International
D-1 before the midterms: seven states would be enough to tip the Senate
The midterm elections take place on Tuesday, November 3 in the United States. Beyond purchasing power, American citizens are also concerned about daily issues such as international conflicts, the right to abortion or the role of local police in denouncing illegal immigrants. Explanations from Matthieu Mabin, France 24 correspondent in Washington.
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International
Midterms: Michigan youth convinced by Democrat Abdul El-Sayed
The Michigan seat in the Senate is crucial for one-day Democrats, who hope to regain control of the upper house of Congress during the midterms which take place Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Progressive candidate Abdul El-Sayed is generating real enthusiasm, particularly among young voters. Will this enthusiasm from Generation Z translate to the ballot box?
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International
Storied Paris department store receives bankruptcy protection
A court on Monday granted bankruptcy protection to Paris department store BHV Marais, which sparked controversy last year over a partnership with Asian fast-fashion giant Shein, as it aims to safeguard…
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International
Senate race revived by surprise turnaround in Michigan
One day before the midterms which take place on Tuesday, November 3 in the United States, Michigan is seeing the unexpected rallying of a Democratic elected official to the Republican candidate, shaking up the end of the campaign. Haley Stevens publicly supported Mike Rogers, to the detriment of Abdul El-Sayed, her party's candidate. A reversal that could cost the Democratic Party the majority it hopes to achieve in the Senate.
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International
Underground gas pipelines and tunnels: in Ukraine, a new war protected from drones
The Ukrainians recently announced the success of their "Operation Veles", which consisted of sending troops to a disused gas pipeline in the Kupiansk region. A way for kyiv to confront its adversary on a new front protected from drones, that of the underworld. It was opened by Russia two years ago and is gaining importance in this conflict.
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Politics
Rachel Reeves and the Starmerites are back – and they’re pointing out how little has changed | Gaby Hinsliff
Labour’s recently departed grandees are keen to defend their legacies. Is Andy Burnham really offering Britain something new? Rachel Reeves wants you to know she thinks Britain’s future belongs in Europe. She would also like to mention that she “absolutely” got all the big calls right as chancellor, even if there were a few things she would have done differently, and that John Healey’s budget last week would have been far harder for him if she hadn’t put in so much of the groundwork. The gist of her argument in last weekend’s Sunday papers – previewing a lecture at Harvard University today, re
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International
Midterms: the Democratic wave is taking shape in the United States
The Republicans are in a precarious position less than a week before the midterms which will take place on Tuesday, November 3 in the United States. These elections will prove decisive for the rest of Donald Trump's mandate, the time being for resolute optimism among the Democrats. Details from Fred Hoffman, spokesperson for “Democrats Abroad France” and Randy Yaloz, spokesperson for the Republican Party in France.
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Finance
Shop fridges and freezers across Europe hit by fresh suspected cyber-attack
Chains in seven countries say cooling unit temperatures rose overnight in incident similar to hack of French shops Who is hacking Europe’s supermarket fridges and freezers, and why? Supermarket chains in at least seven European countries have said the temperatures of refrigerators and freezers in some of their shops soared overnight to as high as 50C (122F), echoing a cyber-attack last month that caused millions of euros of damage in France. Retailers in Belgium, Estonia, Ireland, Finland, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Sweden reported problems with their refrigeration systems on Monday, and
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International
Midterms: will a blue wave win the United States during these elections?
Federal agents around polling stations, an emergency law, or even the confiscation of ballots: a few days before the mid-term elections in the United States, local authorities are preparing for any attempt at interference by the Trump government in the vote on Tuesday, November 3. Details from Matthieu Mabin, France 24 correspondent in Washington, Kethevane Grojestani, international columnist at France 24, and Raphaël Kahane, journalist at France 24.
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