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MiscellaneousGlobal Photography of the Week: From French Student Protests to the Reopening of Dubai Miracle Garden
A visual roundup of striking images from around the world, featuring events ranging from student protests in Paris to the reopening of the Dubai Miracle Garden.
Breaking NewsClashes Erupt in Paris as Police Deploy Tear Gas and Water Cannons Against Student Demonstrators
Police in Paris used tear gas and water cannons against student protestors during demonstrations captured in a brief video.
Breaking NewsParis Student Protests Turn Volatile as Police Deploy Tear Gas and Water Cannons
Police in Paris used tear gas and water cannons against student protestors during demonstrations. A video report on the Mecca defence pact was also featured.
Breaking NewsFrance Prepares for 'Black Tuesday' Amid Nationwide Student Protests and Police Clashes
France is preparing for 'Black Tuesday' protests following weeks of violent clashes in schools, prompting warnings from Interior Minister Laurent Nunez regarding potential unrest and police tactics.
Breaking NewsViolent Clashes Erupt Across France as High School Students Protest Over Underfunded Education
Violent clashes between high school students and police have erupted across France amid ongoing protests over underfunded and overcrowded schools, leading to hundreds of arrests and widespread property damage.
CulturePope Leo Welcomed by Masses in Paris During Open-Air Mass
Large crowds gathered to cheer Pope Leo as he presided over an open-air Mass in Paris, captured in a one-minute video.
Breaking NewsParis Trial Begins for 14 Suspected Smugglers Over Historic English Channel Migrant Drowning
Fourteen men have gone on trial in Paris over smuggling charges connected to the 2021 English Channel migrant disaster that killed more than 30 people.
MiscellaneousTrial Begins in Paris for 14 Suspected Smugglers Over Deadliest English Channel Migrant Disaster
Fourteen suspects have gone on trial in Paris over the 2021 English Channel tragedy that killed 31 migrants, marking the deadliest disaster of its kind on record.
CultureEiffel Tower Set to Reopen Following Staff Walkout Over Female Employee Removal
The Eiffel Tower is set to reopen after staff protested the removal of female employees during a visit by a Hindu religious delegation. The incident has prompted an apology from BAPS, criticism from French politicians, and an upcoming investigation.
Paris Court Opens High-Stakes Trial Over the Tragic Murder of Argentine Rugby Star Federico Aramburu
The Paris trial over the 2022 murder of former Argentina rugby star Federico Aramburu has officially begun, with former far-right group members facing murder and attempted murder charges.
EconomySaudi Arabia Commits $6 Billion to Build Manga-Themed Amusement Parks Near Paris
Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund has agreed to invest $6 billion in three manga-themed amusement parks near Paris, featuring themes like Dragon Ball.
CultureFrance and Saudi Arabia Announce Plans for Dragon Ball Z Theme Park Near Paris
France and Saudi Arabia are planning to build a new Dragon Ball Z theme park near Paris, according to a recent video announcement.
PoliticsFrench President Emmanuel Macron to Host Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in Paris for High-Level Talks
French President Emmanuel Macron is hosting Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in Paris for a two-day state visit focusing on regional security, economic ties, and energy routes.
EconomyManus on Markets: United States Issues Direct Warning to Allies to Support Iran Strategy
Manus Cranny examines global financial turbulence and top headlines, including a United States warning to allies regarding its Iran strategy and updates from Paris and Gaza.
PoliticsFrance Expels Iranian Diplomats as Diplomatic Tensions Escalate Rapidly
France is expelling two Iranian diplomats following a similar move by Tehran, as broader Middle East tensions escalate and impact regional trade and security.