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Large electoral victory, stock market euphoria and promises of massive recovery: the new Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi begins her mandate to the applause of the markets. But…
Read moreThe Paris Stock Exchange moved without much change on Monday, at the start of a session without any major economic meeting expected and in a cautious market before the publication later in the week of...
Read moreShops closing, streets emptying: in Bourges, as in many medium-sized towns, lowered curtains are increasing under the pressure of online commerce. As the municipal elections approach,…
Read moreAl menos 13 muertos se registraron esta semana en distintas zonas de Colombia debido a las intensas lluvias que azotan al país, inusuales para esta época del año, según un balance este domingo en base…
Read moreThe Israeli PM wants US-Iran talks to address Tehran’s ballistic missiles – a red line for Tehran.
Read moreGoals by Kylian Mbappe and Alvaro Carreras allowed Real Madrid to peg back Barcelona in the La Liga standings.
Read moreEuropean stock markets opened higher on Monday, supported by the jump in Asian markets after the legislative victory of Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's party, before…
Read moreIn a session that will be held behind closed doors via video call from her prison in Texas, Geoffrey Epstein's partner, Gaylaine Maxwell, will testify before a committee of the US House of Representatives, but she previously stated that she will resort to her right...
Read moreIn a supercharged atmosphere, Puerto Rican singer Bad Bunny celebrated his native archipelago and all of Latin America on Sunday during the Super Bowl halftime concert. Even if he doesn't...
Read moreParis Saint-Germain beat Olympique de Marseille (5-0) in Ligue 1 on Sunday, including a double from Ousmane Dembélé.
Read moreT20 World Cup debutants Italy had a bruising introduction to cricket's biggest stage as they suffered a crushing 73-run loss to Scotland on Monday in Kolkata.
Read moreLe socialiste de 63 ans Antonio José Seguro a remporté dimanche le second tour de l'élection présidentielle au Portugal, en devançant largement son adversaire d'extrême droite André Ventura.
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