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French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu told parliament the government would respond and reinforce police in major cities.

French authorities imposed curfews in towns and cities on Monday night after cost-of-living and anti-government protests descended into rioting and looting over the weekend.

Investors have pledged to pour billions into Germany at a major summit in Berlin, officials say.

The MMX spacecraft is on its way to Mars' moon Phobos to collect surface samples that could help answer long-standing questions about the formation of the Solar System.

Marco Rubio's talks with Indian Foreign Minister Jaishankar come as the two countries struggle to finalize a trade deal.

Marco Rubio's talks with Indian FM S Jaishankar come as the two countries struggle to finalise a trade deal.

Voters have decisively rejected a proposal to begin the legal process toward Alberta's independence, dealing a major blow to a movement driven largely by economic grievances.

Helen Haines, an independent federal lawmaker, suffered severe injuries in what Australia's prime minister has called a deliberate attack by a man in a car.

Christiane Amanpour's announcement comes after Paramount Skydance's controversial merger with Warner Bros.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has accused the United States of delaying deliveries of air defense missiles already paid for by European allies, as relations between Washington and Kyiv deteriorate.

At least four people have died in Spain as torrential rain has battered the country's eastern Mediterranean coast.

A Bulgarian court has issued arrest warrants for two young German nationals suspected of setting fire to Starlink antennas.

Two men breached a fence at the Leipzig/Halle airport while practicing for a driving test.

Preacher Paul Mackenzie was accused of encouraging his followers to starve themselves to death.

Canada's oil-rich western province of Alberta is not deemed likely to vote in favor of a real breakaway plebiscite.

Ethiopia has installed a new administration in conflict-hit Tigray after federal forces pushed back Tigrayan fighters.

The Iran-backed group has claimed responsibility for the attack which killed new recruits at a military camp.

Anders Fernstedt lives in London without any money.

Human activity is driving plants and animals to extinction at an unprecedented rate.

Raphael Glucksmann wants to lead France's Socialists to power without working with the left-populist Jean-Luc Melenchon, who is particularly popular with young voters.

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Kyiv keeps issuing warnings that the satellite internet system Starlink is being restricted in Ukraine.

Opposition parties still control the Czech Senate, in a major blow to Prime Minister Andrej Babis' and his governing coalition.

Experts believe that, so far, Germany has been ill-prepared — both militarily and mentally — for Russian provocations.

Home to more than 700 million gamers, China is the world's largest gaming market — but it's also one of the most tightly regulated.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy says Russia is trying to cut electricity and heating to civilians ahead of winter.

Unrest broke out in parts of France as students, trade unionists and Yellow Vest activists took to the streets to protest high prices and inequality.

EU leaders reaffirmed support for Ukraine at the Brussels summit.

Girls wearing headscarves have been turned away from schools in Azerbaijan, triggering unusual protests involving children.

Opposition parties have forced a debate in the Bundestag on the early-20th-century genocide Germany carried out in Namibia.

Empty lecture halls, burning buildings and demands for change: Albanian students are spearheading a protest movement that has become the biggest challenge to Prime Minister Edi Rama in years.

As the US and China race ahead, the European Union seeks to boost its economy with AI.

Citing problems with the data transmission network, Italian authorities have drastically reduced the volume of flights in their airspace.

She started taking action against Hitler as a teenager and never stopped until her death in a concentration camp.

At an international AI summit in Dublin, EU leaders promoted trusted and independent artificial intelligence.

Formula One will return to Africa for the first time since 1993.

Turkish police raided the Istanbul headquarters of an important pro-opposition television station on Wednesdazy, the day that jailed Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu was set to start his defense against corruption charges.

EU leaders meeting in Brussels will examine measures to curb the bloc's huge trade deficit with China.

Two chemical tankers have caught fire in Romanian territorial waters in the Black Sea.

German Labor Minister Bärbel Bas has stepped down, citing her need to grieve a loved one and leave behind the harsh realities of government.

While the world debates the dangers of artificial intelligence, filmmaker Doris Dörrie explores how humanoid robots could change the way we deal with aging, caregiving and how people choose to die.

German gamblers may finally be able to beat the house, thanks to new court rulings in the EU and in Germany.

Consuming alcohol is no longer permitted at train stations in Germany, to improve the lot of travelers and staff alike.

Brazil is heading back to the polls, but the impact could be felt worldwide.

From action cameras and smartphones to EVs and robot vacuums, Chinese brands are gaining ground worldwide, despite privacy and security concerns.

Nearly 20 years after arriving in England, Manchester City's UAE owners could exit amid cheating charges.

Serhii Kuznietsov is accused of attacking civilian infrastructure in the 2022 sabotage of the Russian gas pipeline to Germany.

In Saxony-Anhalt, the AfD and BSW are joining forces to push for negotiations with Moscow.

Riot police deployed in the Albanian capital Tirana on the second day of student protests.

As the world's largest diesel exporter, the US benefits from high prices.