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1084 events about "France"
12 August 2025, 13:19
A large nuclear power plant in France was forced to shut down temporarily after a ''massive and unpredictable invasion'' of jellyfish broke into its cooling system.
International
11 August 2025, 14:07
Four units at the Gravelines nuclear power plant have been shut down due to jellyfish blocking water filters, without affecting safety.
International
The most important news from the last 24 hours
EU regulations could cost the European economy €159 billion annually, report warns
The Australian Prime Minister announces the recognition of Palestine at the UN General Assembly, following the example of other countries.
International
11 August 2025, 08:26
France is facing a heatwave, with 12 departments on red alert with temperatures reaching 42°C.
International
10 August 2025, 05:28
Decisions by France, the UK and Canada to recognize the Palestinian state have led to the collapse of negotiations with Hamas, according to Rubio.
International
8 August 2025, 06:20
France's Constitutional Council has declared the reintroduction of the pesticide acetamiprid unconstitutional, saying it violates the environment charter.
International
7 August 2025, 08:55
A massive fire in France has destroyed 16,000 hectares and killed a woman. Three people are missing and 13 others are receiving medical attention
International
6 August 2025, 13:44
The MAE has issued a warning for France, where a massive fire has affected 11,000 hectares, disrupting traffic on the A9 highway.
Current Affairs
6 August 2025, 05:32
A massive fire led to the evacuation of two campsites and several houses, injuring seven firefighters and two civilians.
International
5 August 2025, 09:50
Nissan has begun negotiations with the French employees' union over a restructuring that may include layoffs, with talks due to conclude in October.
International
5 August 2025, 09:38
The agreement between France and Britain to return migrants has been signed and will begin to be implemented, drawing criticism from French officials and aid organizations.
International
4 August 2025, 16:50
Ali Akbar, a newspaper seller in Paris, will be awarded the National Order of Merit, recognizing his dedication to the printed press.
International
4 August 2025, 14:51
Italy's antitrust agency has fined Shein €1m for greenwashing practices, accusing the company of misleading sustainability claims.
International
1 August 2025, 14:15
France has dropped 10 tons of aid into Gaza and is asking Israel for a land humanitarian corridor to tackle the food crisis.
International
31 July 2025, 18:04
The Court of Appeal in Paris has decided to keep Vitalie Pirlog, suspected of Interpol-related corruption, in custody after a hearing.
Current Affairs
30 July 2025, 14:47
France, along with 14 countries, calls for recognition of Palestinian statehood and invites other nations to join the call
International
30 July 2025, 12:55
The French economy grew by 0.3% in the second quarter of 2025, beating forecasts, but faces a high budget deficit.
International
30 July 2025, 09:47
Germany, France and the UK will ask their foreign ministers to visit Israel in the context of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
International
30 July 2025, 07:38
UNICEF warns that the majority of child victims of criminal exploitation in France are unaccompanied minors, calling for them to be treated as victims, not criminals.
International
28 July 2025, 17:25
Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram, is being questioned in France for allegedly aiding and abetting illegal activities, including organized crime.
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Russian envoy Kirill Dmitriev claims that Moscow and Berlin could reopen the Nord Stream gas pipeline
International
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Iran is calling for negotiations to reopen the Strait of Hormuz after Donald Trump rejected a peace proposal conveyed through mediators
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