Nicolas Sarkozy's Bribery Conviction Upheld: Legal Challenges Ahead
The French Supreme Court has upheld Nicolas Sarkozy's bribery conviction, sentencing him to one year under electronic monitoring. He plans to appeal to the European Court of Human Rights.
Grasse Mayor Advocates for Doubling Prison Capacity Amid Overcrowding
The mayor of Grasse, Jérôme Viaud, is advocating for the expansion of the local remand center to address severe overcrowding, proposing to double its capacity while seeking additional state resources.
Carla Bruni Supports Nicolas Sarkozy After His Conviction for Corruption
Carla Bruni publicly supports her husband Nicolas Sarkozy following his conviction for corruption, as political reactions in France reveal a divided response to the ruling.
Trump's Deportation Plans Complicated by ICE Budget Shortfall
President-elect Donald Trump's plans for mass deportations face significant challenges due to a $230 million budget shortfall at ICE, complicating his aggressive immigration agenda.
Trump Revives Idea of Canada as 51st U.S. State Amid Political Crisis
Donald Trump has revived the controversial idea of making Canada the 51st state of the U.S., claiming it would benefit Canadians amidst their political crisis.
Exploring the Dilemmas of Establishing a Palestinian State
Israeli journalist David Badin outlines ten dilemmas regarding the establishment of a Palestinian state, urging policymakers to address critical questions surrounding the two-state solution.
Venezuela's Edmundo González Appoints María Corina Machado as Vice President Amid Political Turmoil
Pakistan Supreme Court Allows Military Trials for Imran Khan Supporters
Trump Appoints Kari Lake as Director of Voice of America Amid Press Freedom Concerns
Donald Trump Appoints Peter Lamelas as U.S. Ambassador to Argentina
France Faces Political Transition Amid Protests and Mbappé Case Closure
Georgia's Suspension of EU Talks Sparks Protests and Regional Concerns
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François Rebsamen Steps Down as Dijon Mayor After 23 Years
François Rebsamen announces his departure from the mayoral position in Dijon after over 23 years, handing over to Nathalie Koenders, his first deputy.
Trump Appoints Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as Health Secretary Amid Controversy
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has been appointed as the Secretary of Health and Human Services by President-elect Donald Trump, sparking controversy due to his anti-vaccine stance and a recent fast food photo that has drawn ridicule.
Netanyahu Confirms Israeli Air Strike Targeting Iran's Nuclear Program
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed that a recent air strike targeted a component of Iran's nuclear program, affecting its missile production capabilities.
Michel Barnier to Meet Opposition Leaders for Budget 2025 Negotiations
Prime Minister Michel Barnier is set to meet with opposition leaders to discuss the 2025 budget, aiming to foster dialogue amid potential challenges.
Trump's Election Raises Concerns Over Ukraine Support in Europe
Donald Trump's election as US President raises concerns in Europe regarding the future of support for Ukraine amidst the ongoing conflict with Russia. Experts predict a shift to conditional military aid, prompting European leaders to advocate for greater defense independence.
Netanyahu's Potential Dismissal of Shin Bet Chief Amid Rising Tensions
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly considering dismissing Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar amid rising tensions following a security incident at his home, reflecting a deeper conflict with the security establishment.
Trump's Burger Photo Sparks Criticism Amid Health Pledge
A photo of President-elect Donald Trump eating burgers and drinking cola with Robert Kennedy and Elon Musk has sparked widespread criticism, contradicting his health initiatives and raising questions about his choice of health secretary.
Concerns Rise Over Trump's Return and Potential Retaliation Against Institutions
Observers are concerned about President-elect Trump's return to power, fearing a vengeful approach towards the media, military leaders, and the Department of Justice.
Trump Confirms National Emergency for Mass Deportation Plans
President-elect Donald Trump plans to declare a national emergency to implement mass deportations of migrants, utilizing military resources and expanding detention facilities.
Biden Calls for G20 Support for Ukraine and Ceasefire in Middle East
At the G20 summit in Rio, President Biden urged member nations to support Ukraine's sovereignty and increase pressure on Hamas for a ceasefire with Israel.
Caroline Leavitt Nominated as Youngest White House Press Secretary
Caroline Leavitt has been nominated by Donald Trump to serve as White House press secretary, making her the youngest person to hold the position in U.S. history.
Turkish Intelligence Analyzes Trump's Election Victory and Its Implications
Turkey's National Intelligence Organization has released a report analyzing the implications of Donald Trump's election victory, focusing on foreign policy and the potential impact on Turkey.
Trump's Return: A Looming Challenge for Europe Amid Ukraine Conflict
European leaders express deep concerns about the implications of Donald Trump's return to the White House for the Ukraine conflict and overall stability.
Russia Warns Western Investors on Risks of Funding Ukraine's Military
Dmitry Medvedev warns Western investors about the risks associated with funding military projects in Ukraine, highlighting significant challenges within the country and the potential for destruction of such investments.
Court Rulings Impact Climate Activists and Political Figures in Germany and South Korea
The Munich II Regional Court has upheld fines against climate activists, while political tensions rise in South Korea over the trial of Representative Lee Jae-myung.
Dutch Minister Nora Achhabar Resigns Over Racism Claims
Nora Achhabar, the Dutch Minister of State for Aid and Customs, resigned due to racist statements made by fellow ministers following violent clashes in Amsterdam.
Trump Appoints Brendan Carr as FCC Chairman to Tackle Big Tech
President-elect Donald Trump has appointed Brendan Carr as the new chairman of the FCC, aiming to strengthen oversight over technology companies and promote free speech.
Trump's Potential Presidency Sparks Concerns Over U.S.-European Relations
Donald Trump's potential return to the presidency raises significant concerns in Europe regarding support for Ukraine, trade relations, and military spending commitments within NATO.
Biden Approves Ukraine's Use of ATACMS Missiles Amid Ongoing Conflict
The Biden administration has authorized Ukraine to use ATACMS tactical missiles for strikes deep inside Russia, marking a significant policy shift in U.S. support for Ukraine amid ongoing military challenges. This decision has garnered bipartisan support in Congress and complicates the foreign policy landscape for President-elect Trump.
The Evolution and Current Landscape of the French Left
The French left, a historical political movement advocating for social equality and systemic change, faces challenges from the far-right as it seeks to unify under coalitions to maintain influence in contemporary politics.
Xi Jinping Prepares for Trump's Return: Navigating US-China Relations
As Donald Trump returns to the White House, Xi Jinping is strategically preparing China for the challenges and opportunities that may arise in US-China relations, emphasizing the need for cooperation amidst competition.
Macron Honors French Victims in Argentina Amid Trade Agreement Disputes
French President Emmanuel Macron paid tribute to victims of Argentina's dictatorship in Buenos Aires, highlighting human rights concerns amid trade negotiations with President Javier Milei.
Israeli Security Leaders Urge Flexible Negotiations for Gaza Prisoners
Israeli security leaders are urging flexibility in negotiations for the return of prisoners held by Hamas, citing concerns for their safety amid ongoing conflict.