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Authorities say a man was critically injured and officer was wounded in exchange of gunfire near a Belleville synagogueA police officer and a man were wounded in an exchange of gunfire Sunday near a synagogue in Ontario as members of the Jewish community marked Yom Kippur, authorities said. The man was hospitalized in…
EasyJet says the latest incident "once again calls into question the resilience" of the system.
Victory in Berlin signals that Germany continues to be liberal, that, despite the far right's rise, experts say.
Iran’s government is trying to change some work patterns to help save on fuel and energy amid struggles and shortages.
In the UK, fallout continues over the explosive memoirs of Princess Diana’s brother. Charles Spencer on Sunday accused King Charles of “gaslighting” him over his account of events surrounding Diana’s death, detailed in a book due to be released on Tuesday. Earl Spencer claims the monarch was “giddily elated” in the…
The French government is holding urgent meetings today as it looks for ways to tackle rapidly rising fuel prices. Drivers are paying record-high prices for diesel, as the war in Iran disrupts crude oil shipments from the Middle East. But with public discontent growing, the government has limited options, as France’s…
In the south of France, climate change is reshaping the region’s fruit production. Rather than fighting against it, a growing number of farmers are learning how to work with it – turning to tropical crops, now well-suited to the local climate. Bananas, papaya and even dragon fruit are being grown in greenhouses but…
Preparations are underway in France for Pope Leo’s visit from September 25 to 28. During his trip, the Pontiff is expected to meet victims of church sexual abuse, as the Catholic Church faces renewed scrutiny following recent scandals. Delano D'Souza reports.
This week on Arts24, music editor Marjorie Hache chats to Buck's saxophonist. He tells us more about how the six-piece came together during lockdown and took their name from the antler-sporting animal to make psychedelic wild jazz. They are currently touring their new album "Animal Boisé". We also meet French…
The use of the Pelican has provoked interest among military analysts as to whether it is a tactical ballistic missile.
The BBC's Frank Gardner speaks to some of those who have fled the war by crossing the Red Sea to Djibouti
The country's meteorological agency had warned of an "imminent threat to life," but this has now been downgraded in most areas.
At least two people were injured when an “unknown projectile” struck a tanker as it entered the Strait of Hormuz, the British military said Monday. The vessel will reportedly continue to its next port of call, and there are no indications of any environmental impact at this time.
Orfi, the reigning senior and junior world champion, topped the rankings with victory at the Qatar Classic last week.
Rising electricity demand, shocks in energy security and climate commitments are reviving long-stalled plans for nuclear power across Southeast Asia. But proponents of nuclear energy still face formidable obstacles.
A series of killings in South Africa has renewed scrutiny of efforts to combat violence against women. Activists say laws alone are not enough without effective implementation.
The chancellor has come under increasing pressure after resounding state election defeats, but says the results "go far beyond my own person"
Washington and Beijing discuss AI hotline idea amid escalating competition and restrictions on advanced technologies.
Kazakhstan accelerates AI development but experts warn of impact on the environment and human rights.
Switzerland's football association will reassess the situation with Xhaka after the international window closes.
The teen phenomenon won her second gold medal in the 200m medley in 2:06.10 to set a new Games and Asian record.
Cargo ship crashes into Chinese fishing boat near Singapore
The TPLF, Amhara's Fano militias and the Oromo Liberation Army — groups that fought on opposing sides in the Tigray war — said they had been coordinating for more than a year and aimed to install a transitional government.
Zhang Youxia, once the People’s Liberation Army’s top uniformed commander, and another general had taken “exceptionally large” bribes, investigators said.
