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Emmanuel Macron has called upon the leaders of several political factions to his office, urging them to demonstrate "collective responsibility" as he seeks to appoint a new prime minister amid growing political turmoil. All parties except Marine Le Pen’s far-right National Rally, the largest opposition group, and

A man who was penalized for burning a Qur’an outside the Turkish diplomatic mission in London has successfully appealed his conviction after a judge upheld his "right to offend." Hamit Coskun was initially found guilty of a religiously aggravated public order offense in June following an incident

To prevent border disruptions, the system will be introduced gradually, meaning passport stamping will continue for up to six months until EES is fully operational. Under the new rules, most non-EU or non-EEA travelers will have their fingerprints scanned and be photographed upon arrival in the Schengen zone. Travelers will

Norwegian authorities overseeing the Nobel Peace Prize are looking into unusual online betting activity for this year’s winner, raising concerns about a potential breach in the typically confidential selection process. Shortly after midnight on Thursday, Norwegian time, a sharp increase in bets for Venezuelan opposition figure Maria Corina Machado

French President Emmanuel Macron has reinstated his centrist ally Sébastien Lecornu as prime minister, just days after Lecornu resigned unexpectedly and his newly formed government collapsed within 14 hours. Lecornu stated that he accepted the position again "out of duty" and vowed to "do everything possible to

Prakash Bohora was among the first of Nepal’s young protesters to be struck by police gunfire. Like many others his age, he joined demonstrations in the capital last month, speaking out against corruption and strict controls on online platforms. That day in Kathmandu, he did not expect the protest