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European leaders are pushing for more strategic autonomy as Donald Trump's victory in US presidential elections sets the stage for a dramatic shift in transatlantic relations.

French and Dutch authorities have taken action against streaming giant Netflix, raiding the company’s offices in Paris and Amsterdam as part of an ongoing tax fraud probe.

380 municipalities across France have been designated as natural disaster zones, according to a decree published in the Official Journal on Tuesday. This is mostly due to damage caused by exceptional floods that occurred from 16 to 20 October which particularly affected regions in the centre-east and the south of…

The debate over gun control continues to divide the nation, with presidential candidates Kamala Harris and Donald Trump taking opposing sides. In 2022, the United States recorded 48,204 gun-related deaths, an average of one death every 11 minutes. But it is doctors like Jessica Beard, regularly faced with the carnage,…

Seven-time champion Novak Djokovic on Tuesday pulled out of the eight-man ATP Finals in Turin. The 37-year-old Serb, who beat Jannik Sinner in the 2023 final to become the most successful player at thetournament, cited an injury for his absence from the week-long event which starts on 10 November.

A Nigerian court freed 119 people including minors on Tuesday, after the authorities dropped charges against them arising from deadly protests in August against economic hardship.

Two French citizens detained in Iran since May 2022 are reportedly in good health and being held in good detention conditions, according to Iran, denying recent claims their condition was worsening.

Home to diverse ecosystems like primary forests, peatlands and mangroves, Africa nevertheless faces severe biodiversity degradation. Despite the recent Cop16 conference in Colombia offering limited progress for protecting Africa's flora and fauna, analysts hope future efforts will address the continent's environmental concerns more effectively.

Lille boss Bruno Genesio urged his injury-ravaged squad to recall their past exploits in this season's Champions League as they host a Juventus side on Tuesday night led by the former Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Thiago Motta.