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Environmental activist Greta Thunberg was fined by a Stockholm court on Wednesday (May 8) for failing to comply with police orders to stay away during two climate blockades, according to a journalist from the Agence France-Presse on site

The evacuation of pro-Palestinian activists from the Parisian University of the Sorbonne on the evening of Tuesday, May 7, resulted in the placement in police custody of 86 people, the Paris prosecutor's office announced on Wednesday

The European Union (EU) deplored on Tuesday May 7 in Chad the exclusion of 2,900 civil society observers which, according to it, harms the "transparency" of the presidential election the day before, put in place doubt by the opposition and international NGOs

The Hong Kong Court of Appeal on Wednesday, May 8, banned the song Glory to Hong Kong popularized during the 2019 pro-democracy protests

The United States suspended the delivery of bombs last week after Israel's failure to respond to Washington's "concerns" over a possible military offensive in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip, it said Tuesday (May 7)

While every step of the new Senegalese president is scrutinized, as his political intentions still remain a mystery a month after he took power, his visit to Abidjan, Tuesday May 7, was by far the most anticipated trip abroad

Former porn star Stormy Daniels was sworn in and began testifying on Tuesday, May 7, during Donald Trump's criminal trial in New York, in which she is one of the main figures

After the resignation on April 29 of Humza Yousaf, the new leader of the Scottish National Party (SNP, the Scottish independence party), John Swinney, was unsurprisingly elected Prime Minister on Tuesday, May 7, by the local Parliament, with a heavy task to relaunch his training, which is struggling as the British legislative elections approach

The Algerian President, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, affirmed on Tuesday May 7 that the memorial file with France on the colonial era “cannot be the subject of concessions or compromise” and must be treated in a “bold” manner

Never has a bombing provoked so many reactions since the resurgence of the war in North Kivu, a province in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), at the end of 2021

The head of the Italian government, Giorgia Meloni, began a visit to Libya on Tuesday, May 7, focused on bilateral cooperation, during which she was to meet leaders of the two rival camps vying for power

The member states of the European Union (EU) adopted on Tuesday May 7 the first European legislation intended to combat violence against women, a text which however excludes rape, due to lack of agreement on a common definition

Not being head of the list, the Prime Minister initially refused to confront the boss of the RN on a television set

A smuggler was sentenced to three years in prison by the Dieppe court after 66 migrants attempted to cross the Channel on Wednesday May 1, Agence France-Presse (AFP) learned Tuesday May 7 from the prosecutor's office

The British Ministry of Defense was the target of a cyberattack targeting the military's payroll system, the government said on Tuesday (May 7), triggering new accusations against China, which the latter firmly rejected

The German federal prosecutor's office announced searches on Tuesday, May 7, in the premises of the MEP of the far-right Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) party, Maximilian Krah, in the European Parliament, as part of suspicions of espionage for of China against one of his assistants

Publisher Léo Scheer died on Saturday at the age of 76, at the end of a life where he exercised his talents as a writer, sociologist, advertiser and television man, his wife announced on Tuesday May 7

The ruling party in Togo largely won the regional elections held at the end of April, electoral authorities announced on Monday May 6, which consolidates the position of President Gnassingbé after a landslide victory for his party in the legislative elections

Sixteen people from two families were killed on the evening of Sunday, May 5, by Israeli strikes which targeted two houses in Rafah and its surroundings, in the Gaza Strip, according to emergency services

American left-wing senator Bernie Sanders, former candidate for the White House, announced on Monday May 6 that he was a candidate for re-election to Congress, at the age of 82

The French President welcomed, on Monday May 6, the desire expressed by his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, to “ask all stakeholders for an Olympic truce during our upcoming Games

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John Swinney, veteran of Scottish politics, was appointed on Monday May 6 as the new leader of the Scottish National Party (SNP), following the resignation last week of Humza Yousaf

The leaders of the presidential camp are forming a united front for the European elections

The head of the Malian junta, Colonel Assimi Goïta, launched in Bamako, Monday May 6, the national phase of consultations supposed to produce, without foreign intervention, solutions to get the country out of the crisis in which it has been plunged for years

The judge presiding over the proceedings at Donald Trump's criminal trial in New York once again threatened the former American president with "incarceration" on Monday, May 6, for violating his ban on verbally attacking witnesses and jurors

New Russian instructors landed on Saturday May 4 in Niamey, where they made two deliveries of military equipment in two cargo planes, less than a month after the arrival of the first instructors, Nigerien public television announced overnight from Saturday to Sunday

The party of Togolese President Faure Gnassingbé largely won the legislative elections on Monday April 29 in Togo, the Independent National Electoral Commission (CENI) announced on Saturday May 4, which will allow the head of state to remain in power under a new Constitution adopted in April

Three days after being moved online following clashes on campus between pro-Palestinian demonstrators and police, face-to-face classes will resume Monday, May 6 at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), the establishment announced

French President Emmanuel Macron called on Monday, May 6, in front of his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, at the start of his state visit to France, for “fair rules for all” in trade between Europe and China

A meeting in Cairo on a proposed truce associated with the release of hostages in the Gaza Strip ended on Sunday, May 5, without concrete progress, while Israel and Hamas remain inflexible after seven months of war

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Sunday the closure of the local offices of the Qatari channel Al-Jazeera, after his government unanimously voted for its closure

A prominent actor in Hungary, Ervin Nagy has abandoned the stages and film studios to parade in the streets

Xi Jinping arrived on Sunday May 5 in Paris, where Emmanuel Macron intends to advocate commercial “reciprocity” and the search for a resolution to the war in Ukraine in the face of a Chinese president who continues to show his support for Russia