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France releases suspected Russian 'shadow fleet' tanker following fine
French authorities release a tanker linked to Russia's sanctions-evading 'shadow fleet' after detaining it in Marseille for weeks and imposing a fine.
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Spain at risk of housing bubble as Madrid attracts wealthy foreigners
A surge of wealthy foreign buyers, from Latin American investors to young Americans, is superheating Madrid's property market, raising fears of a new bubble.
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"Dao" d'Alain Gomis : une famille entre la fin et la France
Franco-Senegalese director Alain Gomis premieres 'Dao', a hybrid film exploring familial bonds across continents, blurring the lines between fiction and documentary.
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Kyiv hit by deadly missile attack amid shortage of interceptors
A deadly missile strike on Kyiv underscores a critical shortage in Ukraine's air defenses, leaving the capital exposed as Russia intensifies its long-range attacks.
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Lebanon's Aoun will not hold a call with Israel's Netanyahu in the near future: officials
Lebanon's president rebuffs US-brokered call with Israeli PM, underscoring deep diplomatic rift and regional tensions.
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Guerrre en Ukraine : au moins 16 morts dans des frappes russes
A massive overnight Russian air assault across Ukraine, the deadliest of the year, kills at least 16, including a child, and wounds dozens.
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Crise chez Grasset : la fulgurante fronde d'écrivains contre Bolloré
115 authors stage an unprecedented boycott of publishing giant Grasset, protesting the ouster of its CEO and taking aim at media magnate Vincent Bolloré.
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Derrière l'image : à Mayotte, les Congolais en tête des demandes d’asile
A new and unexpected migration route emerges as Congolese asylum seekers become the largest group on the remote French island of Mayotte.
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UK: Soas student leaders win legal settlement after dismissal over pro-Palestine activism
Two democratically elected student officers at SOAS, University of London, have reached a confidential settlement after being dismissed over their pro-Palestine activism, spotlighting campus tensions.
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Bayern Munich knocks out Real Madrid in epic to reach Champions League semis
Late goals from Luis Díaz and Michael Olise seal a dramatic 4-3 victory for Bayern Munich, ending Real Madrid's European campaign and booking a semi-final berth.
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Turkiye’s Roketsan eyes top 10 exporter rank amid Middle East conflict
Turkish missile manufacturer Roketsan leverages regional instability to climb global arms export rankings, aiming for a top-ten position.
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Un Argentin plante une forêt en forme de guitare en hommage à sa femme morte
For nearly five decades, a grieving Argentine farmer has cultivated a sprawling, living guitar-shaped forest in the Pampas as a monumental tribute to his late wife.