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Azerbaijan bans under-16s from social media in growing global trend

Social media addiction, self-esteem problems and cyberbullying are producing documented psychological consequences among teenagers. Unlike bullying, online harassment follows children into their homes and is harder to escape.

France’s ‘aid in dying’ law comes into effect after constitutional approval

France’s ‘aid in dying’ law comes into effect after constitutional approval

Right to assisted dying established for patients with conditions assessed as incurable and causing unbearable pain

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How degradation and drought are threatening the land that feeds us

How degradation and drought are threatening the land that feeds us

Desertification is not the spread of deserts. It is the slow degradation of fertile land – a process that now affects 40 percent of the Earth's land surface and leaves around 100 million hectares of healthy land unproductive every year. As governments gather in Mongolia this week for the UN's…

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Global Market: Eurozone bond rout loses steam, but rising oil prices keep investors wary

On Wednesday, yields on Eurozone government bonds saw a slight decline as the U.S. Treasury markets regained stability. However, high oil prices are ongoing concerns, heightening inflation and borrowing apprehensions for governments. The recent selloff predominantly affected longer-dated bonds, while the gap between French and German bond yields has widened…

The Economic Times

Angélique Kidjo says Hollywood star is 'for Africa, but also for France'

Singer Angélique Kidjo has become the first black African performer to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame – telling RFI the honour represented “a door opening” at a time of global turmoil.

Radio France Internationale

French President Emmanuel Macron signs assisted dying legislation into law

The Constitutional Council's ruling will see France join the Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland and Canada, which have already legalised the practice.

Selloff in euro zone bonds pauses but oil prices keep up pressure

Government bond yields across the euro zone halted their upward trend on Wednesday, with the U.S. Treasury market finding stability and contributing positively to global sentiment. However, the ongoing surge in oil prices maintained upward pressure on markets. Concerns about inflation and borrowing led to notable selling in longer-dated bonds,…

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France to expel two Iranian diplomats amid growing 'interference' row

France to expel two Iranian diplomats amid growing 'interference' row

France will expel two Iranian diplomats in the coming days in response to Iran's decision to bar two French embassy staff from returning to Tehran, Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot has said.

Radio France Internationale

Who Is Sophie Adenot? Facts About France's First Female Helicopter Test Pilot Making Spacewalking History

Who Is Sophie Adenot? Facts About France's First Female Helicopter Test Pilot Making Spacewalking History

Sophie Adenot becomes the first Frenchwoman to perform a spacewalk at the ISS, marking a significant milestone in her career and inspiring future generations of female astronauts.

International Business Times UK

Southwest France steps up mosquito control after 20 chikungunya cases

Southwest France steps up mosquito control after 20 chikungunya cases

Mosquito control operations are being stepped up across southwestern France after more than 20 locally contracted cases of the chikungunya virus were recorded since the beginning of August, with infections reported in three departments.

Radio France Internationale

Reporters Without Borders calls for 'immediate release' of two French filmmakers held in Togo

Reporters Without Borders calls for 'immediate release' of two French filmmakers held in Togo

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has called for the "immediate release" of two French filmmakers and their Togolese fixer in a statement issued late Wednesday. Detained since July 27, all three have now been remanded into custody to await trial, the group said.

French film producer Nicolas Altmayer and Dior PR director Mathilde Favier killed in car crash

French film producer Nicolas Altmayer and Dior PR director Mathilde Favier killed in car crash

"Their joint passing has cast a shadow over two worlds which, one through the stories it creates and the other through the silhouettes it crafts, together carry France’s cultural influence far and wide," Catherine Pégard, France's Culture Minister, said.

France to expel two Iranian diplomats: foreign minister

France to expel two Iranian diplomats: foreign minister

PARIS (FRANCE) - Paris will expel two Iranian diplomats posted in France in retaliation for Iran banning two French diplomats in the embassy in Tehran, the French foreign minister said on Tuesday.

France to expel two Iranian diplomats as arrests row heightens

France to expel two Iranian diplomats as arrests row heightens

Paris is to expel two Iranian diplomats serving in France following the banning by Iran of two French diplomats posted to the embassy in Tehran, French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot said Tuesday. He said Iran's treatment of the French diplomats briefly arrested in Tehran last month over accusations of "interference"…

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Dior PR Director Mathilde Favier Dies at 57 in Tragic Accident as Fashion World Pays Tribute

Mathilde Favier, Dior's PR director, died in a car accident in France. Tributes from fashion leaders highlight her significant contributions and influence within the industry.

New Expedia data shows autumn travel can still be more affordable than summer – if you know where to look

Expedia data reveals where hotel prices are falling after summer, while interest in lesser-known destinations including Luxembourg, Albania and Montenegro is soaring.

France: drones are becoming a new way to smuggle goods into prisons

In Villefranche-sur-Saône, more than 1,800 deliveries have been recorded in less thantwo months, while in Strasbourg, drone flights now disrupt rescue helicopters.

77 Posts And Memes That Show Why People From Eastern Europe Are Built Different (New Pics)

Tourists traveling to Europe for the first time will likely have premier destinations like Spain, France, Italy, and Portugal at the top of their priority list. Visiting Eastern Europe and some of the Slavic countries may just be secondary, and if so, you’re missing out on a lot. To give…

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France's Vieira appointed head coach of Senegal national football team

Former France midfielder Patrick Vieira has been appointed Senegal coach, succeeding Pape Thiaw following the team's World Cup elimination. Born in Dakar, the 50-year-old takes charge of a national team for the first time after coaching in England, France and Italy. Vieira will begin his tenure next month as Senegal…

One third of global travel spending last year was in Europe, new report finds

Europe accounted for a third of global leisure travel receipts in 2025, with countries such as Italy, Spain, Türkiye and France expected to drive further growth this year. Here’s what your travel itinerary could look like.

The Times of India

In 1951, France released two cats on Kerguelen Island to control rodents and their Feral population reached about 7,000 and began hunting Albatross chicks

In a troubling ecological twist, two cats brought to the remote Kerguelen Islands for rodent control managed to escape, leading to a dramatic increase in their population. These feral cats pose a serious risk to the island’s native wildlife, particularly the defenseless seabird chicks like the wandering albatross. Despite ongoing…

The Guardian - UK

Governments’ borrowing costs hit further multi-decade highs as US-Iran peace hopes fade

Bond yields in US, UK, Germany France and Japan rise after ceasefire ends and Trump threatens to bomb Oman

European bond yields hit multi-year highs on Iran war inflation fears

European government bonds came under significant selling pressure on Tuesday, with France’s 10-year bond yield hitting a 17-year high and Germany’s 10-year Bund yield reaching its highest level since 2011.

Firefighters pushing to 'definitively encircle' east Belgium wildfire, authorities say

Europe has been swept by weeks of devastating wildfires fuelled by dry conditions and a historically hot summer, with France, Greece, Portugal and Spain also battling major fires.

The Economic Times

‘Message has gone home’: Govt presses Meta on CSAM, WhatsApp username row

Government's firm stance on child sexual abuse material prompts Meta's increased action. Discussions focus on algorithm adjustments and ensuring Indian laws are followed. The WhatsApp username row is under examination, affecting multiple messaging applications. Nations like Australia, the UK, and France share concerns over social media harms. Synthetically generated content…

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