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Somalia is the missing pillar of Red Sea and Gulf of Aden stability
Somalia’s stability is essential to securing global trade corridors and regional security.
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'It's about getting the economy back up and running': Thailand votes in general election
As Thailand votes in a three-way race pitting progressives against populists and conservatives, FRANCE 24 correspondent Tommy Walker explains how the Southeast Asian nation's sluggish economic growth…
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Washington Post CEO resigns after sweeping layoffs
Will Lewis acknowledges 'difficult decisions' made during his rocky, two-year tenure.
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American military pressure “does not frighten” Tehran, assures Abbas Araghchi
The American military deployment in the Gulf "does not frighten us", declared Sunday the head of Iranian diplomacy, Abbas Araghchi. Iran will not give up uranium enrichment, object…
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Saudi Arabia denounces ‘foreign interference’ in Sudan after RSF attacks
Riyadh condemns RSF attacks in Kordofan, blames foreign fighters and weapons for fuelling Sudan's three-year conflict.
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Portugal chooses between centre-left Socialist and far-right firebrand in presidential runoff
Centre-left Socialist candidate Antonio Jose Seguro is expected to win the second round of Portugal's presidential election on Sunday after far-right populist Andre Ventura failed to unite the country's…
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The end of the ISS, a symbol of an era of international cooperation
The scheduled end of the International Space Station (ISS) in 2030 also marks a quarter of a century of cooperation between countries in space, a sector that has become more crucial than ever.
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Japan: The Prime Minister's party is on track to win a parliamentary majority in early legislative elections
The party of Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaishi, a conservative known for her anti-immigration stances, is likely to strengthen its parliamentary majority following the early elections held on Sunday, according to estimates published by media outlets...
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Iran-US talks in Muscat bought time, not a deal
The negotiations reopened diplomacy, but mistrust and military pressure raise the question of how much time remains.
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Storm Marta: floods and heavy rains in Spain, a firefighter killed in Portugal
Rain, floods, violent winds... The Iberian Peninsula was swept away on Saturday by Storm Marta, particularly in Andalusia, in the south of Spain, and in Portugal, where a volunteer firefighter died...
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The Washington Post announces the resignation of its CEO after a wave of mass layoffs of hundreds of journalists
The Washington Post, owned by Jeff Bezos, announced on Saturday that its CEO, Will Lewis, had stepped down, days after laying off three hundred journalists out of eight hundred employees, in the wake of a severe financial crisis and a rapprochement between Bezos and US President Trump. And it was…
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Portugal: in the second round of the presidential election, a moderate favorite against the far right
After a campaign disrupted by the deadly storms which swept the country over the last two weeks, the Portuguese are once again called to the polls on Sunday for the second round of a presidential election.…
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