US senators seek to ban wildfire betting over arson risks
Several hundred buildings have already been destroyed, and about a quarter of the city’s population was recently ordered to evacuate.
France bans companies from calling clients without their consent
France bans cold calls from August 11 to protect consumers from unwanted commercial calls and fraud.
Milei embarks on tour to strengthen alliance of South America’s right-wing leaders
He will meet with Ecuador’s President Daniel Noboa and Colombia’s newly elected President Abelardo de la Espriella, who will take office on Friday.
President of Ceuta asks EU to protect border with Morocco from new migration waves
Ceuta’s president urges EU to strengthen Morocco border to prevent repeat migration waves.
UEFA refused to lift the threat of boycotting FIFA tournaments
UEFA maintains its threat to boycott FIFA tournaments despite apologies and promises from FIFA.
Moscow accuses France of suppressing freedom of speech over expulsion of former RT France head
Russia accuses France of “suppressing dissent” over the expulsion of a journalist.
France takes step toward largest deal with India for 114 Rafale fighters
France presents India with a €32 billion proposal for 114 Rafale fighters, including local production.
L’Express names Europe’s best intelligence agencies: MI6, DGSE and Ukraine among leaders
L’Express ranked Europe’s top intelligence agencies, with MI6 leading at 251 points, followed by DGSE and Ukraine.
White House declassified FBI investigation into Trump’s possible work as a Russian agent
The White House declassified documents showing the FBI investigated whether Donald Trump was a Russian agent.
46% to 46%: Referendum on EU accession talks divides Iceland
Iceland is preparing for a tight referendum on EU accession talks, with both sides at 46% support.