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The state of emergency comes into force in New Caledonia after four deaths in riots | Politics News

Local authorities say five suspects are under house arrest as they move to try to restore calm. France declared a…

Plan to expand the electoral roll gets the green light as New Caledonia is rocked by its worst unrest in…

Chinese President Xi Jinping concluded a five-day tour of Europe, after visiting France, Serbia and Hungary, where he promoted Beijing's…

Good brandy, a Tour de France t-shirt and old grudges against NATO: on his first European tour in five years,…

In 1130 the cemetery became the main cemetery of the city. The Paris Catacombs are underground ossuaries that house the…

There is a certain reverse snobbery that some travelers may feel when they first arrive in Nice. So elegant. So…

Several allies are warning against escalation after Iran's weekend attack on Israel raises fears of a broader regional war. Several…

The repercussions of the terrible US Supreme Court decision that struck down federal abortion protections have not stopped on our…

Canberra criticizes Meta's decision as an “abandonment of its commitment to the sustainability” of the media industry. Facebook's parent company…

Support from major NATO powers makes Rutte the favorite to succeed current Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg in October. The United…