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French President Emmanuel Macron has reappointed Sébastien Lecornu as prime minister, just days after accepting his dramatic resignation. Lecornu, who previously stepped down after his government collapsed within 14 hours, said he returned to the role “out of duty” and pledged to stabilize the...

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Macron to Name New French Prime Minister Amid Deepening Political Crisis

French President Emmanuel Macron is set to appoint a new prime minister by Friday, aiming to restore stability following the resignation of Sébastien Lecornu after just 27 days in office. The government’s spokesperson, Aurore Bergé, said the appointment could be the “last chance” for...

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World

In Call with Trump, Zelensky Argues Strength Is the Only Path to “Real Diplomacy”

World

Why María Corina Machado Won: A Triumph for Sustained Activism

World

‘A Tragedy’: Putin Acknowledges Russian Missiles Downed Passenger Jet

World

“No Legitimacy Left”: Opposition Cheers as French PM Steps Down

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Business

Zero ROI on AI? MIT Study Fuels Bank of England’s Bubble Fears

Business

For Just One Cent Per Share: OpenAI Gains Option for 10% of AMD in Monumental Chip Agreement

Business

Economic Jolt: EV Boom Lifts UK Car Market, But Cost-of-Living Concerns Linger

A surge in electric vehicle sales provided a significant economic jolt to the UK car market in September, pushing overall registrations up by 14% for the strongest performance since 2020. This growth, largely driven by new government subsidies, offers a bright spot for an industry that has been grappling with post-pandemic recovery and broader economic headwinds. The electrified vehicle segment was the undisputed engine of...

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Politics

“Terrified of Communists”: Johnson’s Rhetoric Highlights Bitter Divide in Shutdown Battle

The political rhetoric surrounding the government shutdown reached a new level of intensity this week, with House Speaker Mike Johnson accusing his Senate counterpart, Chuck...

Politics

Hostage Freedom Nears as US-Brokered Deal Enters Final Stage

The freedom of Israeli hostages held in Gaza could be imminent as a U.S.-brokered deal to end the war enters its final phase. US Secretary...

Politics

Will Courts Dictate Foreign Policy? Dutch F-35 Ruling Could Set European Precedent

The Dutch Supreme Court is hearing a case that could set a powerful precedent across Europe, testing the boundaries between judicial power and government authority...

Politics

Technology

UK Regulator Tightens Leash on Google, Forcing Potential Search Shake-Up

Google is now under tighter regulatory control in the United Kingdom after the nation's competition watchdog assigned it a special "strategic market status," a move...

Technology

Is a Trillion Next? Elon Musk’s Net Worth Crosses Unprecedented $500B Threshold

The question is no longer if Elon Musk will become the world's first trillionaire, but when. The visionary entrepreneur took a giant leap toward that...

Technology

Want to Ditch Ads on Instagram? Meta Now Asks for a Monthly Fee

For UK users tired of sponsored posts and targeted ads interrupting their Instagram and Facebook experience, Meta is now offering a solution, but it comes...

Technology

Sports

Marx the Destroyer: Hooker’s Double Drives Boks to Glory

In a performance of sheer power and precision, hooker Malcolm Marx was the undisputed hero as South Africa battled past Argentina to claim their second consecutive Rugby Championship crown. Marx’s two tries, both products of his team's forward supremacy, were the critical blows that broke the resolve of a determined Pumas side. The story of the match was written in the scrum. South Africa’s pack...

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