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Published On 4 Nov 20254 Nov 2025 Click here to share on social media share2 Share Residents have sought refuge on rooftops, and cars have floated through flooded streets as Typhoon Kalmaegi has battered the central Philippines, killing at least
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“Put six feet under” after certain guilty errors, Lucas Chevalier recognized that the situation was not easy to live with. Lucas Chevalier changed world this summer by leaving Lille to join PSG. And the discovery of this new universe is
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The president of the Automotive Platform, and former Minister of Industry, Luc Chatel, believes on franceinfo that the EU’s decision to ban the sale of thermal vehicles from 2035 is “dogmatic” and “political”. read later To save this article, log
After two decades and an estimated cost of $1bn, the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) opened its doors to the public on Tuesday, just a few days after the official opening ceremony on Saturday. Regarded as the world’s largest archaeological facility
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Jean-Pierre Farandou denounces “dumping”, this practice which consists of selling on foreign markets at prices lower than those of the national market, or even lower than the cost price. He also says he is “very shocked” by the sale of
Stéphanie Rist, Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and People with Disabilities, was the guest of 4 Vérités, Tuesday, November 4, to explain her action plan for emergencies in Caen, which no longer have enough doctors. She also clarified the government’s
As part of discussions on the budget for 2026, the government wants to eliminate the Christmas bonus paid until now to people on RSA and to unemployed people at the end of their rights, without children. read later To save