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This Wildly Underrated French Island Has Darling Coastal Villages, Pristine Beaches, And Fresh Seafood
When you picture traveling to France, islands probably don’t come to mind. But there are several scenic islands located off of France’s western coast, including the rocky island of Mont St. Michele and Île de Ré, known for seafood and surfing. One of the most picturesque islands is the appropriately named Belle-Île-en-Mer, which translates to…
Read MoreEU Parliament expands powers to suspend visa-free travel
The European Parliament on Tuesday approved reforms making it easier for the European Union to reinstate visa requirements for citizens of non-EU countries who are currently exempt from short-term visas. The changes expand the list of possible reasons to suspend visa-free travel, including breaches of the United Nations Charter, disregard for international court rulings, failure…
Read More‘I want my son back, dead or alive’ – mother of missing Tanzanian ex-diplomat
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Read MoreKyrie Irving, Ms. Rachel, and Boots Riley Criticize Van Jones Over ‘Dead Gaza Baby’ Comment
Kyrie Irving and others have joined the criticism of Van Jones after he suggested on Real Time with Bill Maher that Iran and Qatar are running “a disinformation campaign” that pushes “dead Gaza babies” onto people’s social media feeds. The CNN contributor, who previously criticized Irving for promoting a movie widely condemned as antisemitic, accused…
Read MoreIsrael deports Greta Thunberg and other Gaza Freedom Flotilla activists
Swedish climate and human rights activist Greta Thunberg was among hundreds deported by Israel after being jailed for trying to deliver aid to Gaza. At least 450 activists were aboard the flotilla, a coalition of several vessels seeking to deliver humanitarian aid to the blockaded Palestinian territory. Israeli forces detained them last week, and by…
Read MoreOversight body says South Sudan rivals have recruited fighters, raising war fears
JUBA, South Sudan (AP) — An international ceasefire monitor says parties to South Sudan ‘s faltering peace agreement have recruited new fighters and abducted children to participate in a conflict that observers have warned could widen again into civil war. Tuesday’s statement in the capital, Juba, said South Sudan’s military in June opened a recruitment…
Read MoreHonda Reveals 650-HP Prelude GT500 to Take on Toyota Supra and Nissan Z in 2026 Super GT
Honda has reignited one of its most iconic nameplates with the reveal of the Prelude GT500, a 650-horsepower race car set to compete in Japan’s 2026 Super GT championship. Built by Honda Racing Corporation (HRC), the radical coupe marks both a technological showcase and a symbolic return to form for the brand. Lewis Hamilton Mourns…
Read MoreMan Bitten Twice by a Shark Drives Himself to the Hospital with Serious Leg Injury
NEED TO KNOW On Tuesday, Oct. 7, a man in his 50s was attacked by a shark at D’Estrees Bay, Kangaroo Island, in Australia According to local reports, he was bitten on the leg when a seal used him “as a decoy” to escape a bronze whaler shark The incident comes less than five years…
Read More7 extraordinary ways to see the world come alive at sunrise
By the time most travelers wake, the world is already in motion. Valleys have filled with low-lying clouds, copper vats have steamed with milk, salt has bloomed across pink marshes, and fishermen have hauled the first catch ashore. Sunrise isn’t just the first light of the morning, but it’s also a glimpse at the hidden…
Read MoreFrance’s political turmoil drags on: What are the economic risks?
France’s political crisis is fuelling concern among economists who caution that sustained institutional paralysis could undermine growth and complicate efforts to stabilise public finances. The sudden resignation of Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu, less than a month into the role, has left the government without a working majority at a time of rising fiscal pressure. With…
Read MoreArmy general named as Madagascar PM to quell Gen Z protests
Madagascar’s embattled President Andry Rajoelina has appointed an army general as the new prime minister in a bid to end youth-led protests against his rule. He said the nation needed a premier “capable of restoring order and the people’s trust” before naming Gen Ruphin Fortunat Zafisambo to the post. Coming days after the president expressed…
Read MoreNBA YoungBoy Stands Alone
Few musical events in recent memory have promised more mayhem than this one: the first major headlining tour by YoungBoy Never Broke Again, a rapper of uncommon power and dexterity who is known to the disproportionately young and rowdy fans who love him as NBA YoungBoy. The tour began last month, with a pair of…
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