Florida police rescue kids holding ‘help us’ sign in the window during a domestic incident
Kissimmee police used a drone to assess the situation after receiving no response from those inside the building
What have the talks with Russia and the US in Abu Dhabi achieved for Ukraine?
The first trilateral talks between Ukraine, the US and Russia in nine months have ended with an agreement on exchanging prisoners. Does this mark a genuine breakthrough and a step toward peace?
The planet ‘is being killed’, Greta Thunberg tells Cop31 climate summit
Swedish activist criticised world governments for their failure to prevent environmental breakdown The planet is “not dying, it is being killed and we know by who”, said Greta Thunberg, who excoriated world governments f
War in Ukraine: Putin Meets with envoys from the U.S. President
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warned European leaders on Thursday against discussions between the United States and Russia
Democrat who missed Hegseth impeachment vote caught outside Capitol ‘with minutes to spare’
Representative Jonathan Jackson was one of several Democrats who claimed a traffic incident caused them to arrive late to the impeachment vote
Trump pushes his choice to replace Jensen Huang atop Nvidia
Cook stepped down as Apple’s CEO earlier this year but still serves as the company’s Executive Chairman
A Glamorous Paris Theater Where a Ballet in 1913 Caused a Riot
For his inaugural season as general director, Baptiste Charroing is channeling the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées’s iconic past.
Ukraine says military Starlink disrupted again as US envoys meet Putin in Moscow
Later on Thursday, Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff will travel to Dublin to meet Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky.
Gunman kills one and barricades himself in building after gym shooting in Washington, DC
The gunman first shot and killed a person in a gym, then continued firing after reaching the street. According to police, he then barricaded himself in a building.
‘Blind spot’ no longer: Austria targets Russian espionage with new law
“Austria’s lax approach to spies is now firmly a thing of the past," Foreign Minister Beate Meinl-Reisinger told POLITICO.
UAE says 14 killed, 30 injured in Fujairah traffic accident
Ministry says a driver lost control of his truck, causing a collision and fire involving 18 vehicles.
Sisters give birth minutes apart - outdoing their siblings who gave birth just days apart
Four sisters, four babies and one very busy year for this Iowa family
How the viral drunk raccoon passing out in a bathroom became a financial boon for one animal shelter
‘We never thought a raccoon would do this for us,’ a Virginia animal shelter official said
Jensen Huang’s wife could join a very exclusive club in a divorce — the league of billionaire tech exes
Speculation is mounting over whether Jensen Huang’s wife of more than 40 years, Lori Huang, will file for divorce after he admitted to an affair and was ousted as CEO of multibillion-dollar AI chip company Nvidia. Any di
Gaza: Devastation inside Nasser Hospital after deadly Israeli strike
An Israeli airstrike hit Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, early on Thursday 12 November, killing six people, including a doctor, and injuring at least 27 others, according to the World Health Organiz
Gaza: Devastation inside Nasser Hospital after deadly Israeli strike
An Israeli airstrike hit Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, early on Thursday 12 November, killing six people, including a doctor, and injuring at least 27 others, according to the World Health Organiz
Trump’s snubbed COP — but he’s on everyone’s lips
Whether fretting about the Iran war — or picturing life without him — the U.S. president is looming large in the minds of politicians and campaigners at the global climate summit.
BDS claims win as energy giants quit Israeli gas project off Gaza
The Boycott, Divest and Sanctions movement is claiming victory after a company left an Israeli-led gas project off Gaza.
At least five people shot in DC neighbourhood near the White House
At least one person died after five people were shot early Thursday in a Washington, DC neighbourhood near the White House, police said. A swarm of officers responded to a nearby apartment building where a suspect was ba
Life through a lens: Celebrating 200 years of photography
A passport photo, a selfie, an award-winning film and even the evening news: all of them were made possible thanks to a "fantastic machine", the camera. As France celebrates the bicentenary of the first fixed photographi
Trump is spectacularly bad at business — that’s what the Jensen Huang scandal proves
All that posturing about ‘dominating the western hemisphere’ means nothing if you’re too blinded by your feelings to make logical decisions. And this has always been the problem with MAGA, writes Holly Baxter
The Latest: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns after his affair raises US security concerns
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has resigned after his extramarital affair with a Chinese businesswoman who reportedly was also acting as a spy for Beijing raised U.S. national security concerns
‘Labelled terrorists’: How France is using anti-terror powers to deter protests
The French government has been accused of weaponising an anti-terror law adopted in the wake of the 2015 Paris attacks to keep dozens of people away from massive protests sweeping the country. Lawyers and rights groups d
“The rules-based international order is breaking down,” Thailand’s Foreign Minister warns
Thailand is a “geopolitically safe zone” “in a world where we see the rules based international order breaking down,” Thailand’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister tells Euronews in a wide-ranging interview in Ba
Commission set to approve Hungary’s €10bn in post-pandemic recovery fund next week
Hungary is on course to receive almost €10 billion in EU recovery funds frozen under Viktor Orbán, after Prime Minister Péter Magyar’s government pushed through sweeping rule-of-law and anti-corruption reforms.
Finland bars Russian athletes from entering country over Ukraine war
Russians ‘have no business’ in country, says minister Skating and cross-country skiing first to be affected Finland says it will restrict entry to the country for Russian athletes because of the war in Ukraine, potential
De grandes villes européennes demandent à l’UE d’interdire les filtres des cigarettes
De Bruxelles à Dublin, des municipalités ont rejoint la campagne No (Plastic) Filter, qui mise sur deux lois européennes en cours de révision pour interdire les filtres, ou au moins le plastique qu’ils contiennent.
‘Her hands are as cold as ice’: Gaza families struggle to keep warm
Flooded tents and high prices leave Gaza families struggling to keep children warm as winter approaches.
Delaware voters sue to create a 436th seat in the House – after the state lost one in 1823
Activists argue their fellow citizens are under-represented
Families of USS George HW Bush aircraft carrier in Middle East told their loved ones won’t be home for the holidays: report
The strike group’s deployment has now been extended twice — and Navy officials warned of a potential 12-month deployment
Ghana kick-start Afcon 2027 bid despite Ayew penalty miss
Jordan Ayew has a first-half penalty saved as Ghana secure a comfortable 2-0 home win over Somalia to kick-start their Afcon 2027 qualifying campaign.
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COP 31 : qu’attendre des négociations ?
Le président Lula a été accueilli sous les applaudissements à son arrivée, mercredi, à la COP 31 qui se tient à Antalya, en Turquie. Mais mis à part le Brésilien et quelques autres, de nombreux chefs d’Etats et de gouver
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns over affair with suspected Chinese spy putting tech firm’s future in question
Fallout from billionaire’s affair with alleged spy for China has knocked an estimated $500 billion off the chip maker firm’s market value and thrown the company into chaos
Fourteen dead after truck loses control in 23-vehicle crash in UAE
Authorities say the driver lost control and collided with 23 vehicles including five trucks in the traffic.
Jerusalem Daily: Gaza’s Nasser Hospital hit by Israeli air strike
For the seventh time, Israel has targeted Gaza’s Nasser Hospital in an air strike.
Israeli strike on Gaza hospital kills six Palestinians, health ministry says
Witnesses say a missile hit a building containing the surgical wards and intensive care units at Nasser hospital, the largest in southern Gaza.
Concentration of power & wealth: Do tech CEOs have more authority, influence than elected officials?
The resignation of Nvidia founder Jensen Huang has thrown one of the world's most iconic technology companies into a leadership crisis, whose ripple effects extend far beyond Silicon Valley. Nvidia occupies a unique posi
Russia's Vladimir Putin suggests no Ukraine compromise in meeting with US envoys
Russia's President Vladimir Putin indicated on Thursday, November 12, that the Kremlin would not compromise on its hardline demands to end the war in Ukraine, but offered a short-term ceasefire in a key frontline city du
Prominent Israeli settler denied entry into France
Israel criticises Yossi Dagan's entry ban, labelling it 'unacceptable' amid tensions over illegal settlement policies.
What is next for Nvidia after CEO Jensen Huang resigns?
The AI chip giant has no leader in waiting, may lose its voice in Washington, and has big bets in Europe that its founder championed in person.
Ukraine-Russia war latest: Moscow police ‘detain hundreds of young men and force them into military’ in brutal crackdown
It comes as Russian president Vladimir Putin warned in a meeting with US envoys that foreign troops fighting in Ukraine are “legitimate targets”
Trump’s morning meltdown includes reminders he pays his taxes and false claims about presidential salary
‘THE DEMOCRATS ARE CORRUPT AND EVIL, and I am the exact opposite,’ the president wrote on Truth Social
Israel kills six in Gaza hospital strike as 9-month-old baby freezes to death
An overnight Israeli air strike on Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza killed at least six Palestinians Thursday, including a teenage boy and a surgeon, medics said. Elsewhere in the devastated Palestinian territory, a nine
Hungary eases abortion rules
The reforms mark a break the the conservative policies of former PM Viktor Orban. The controversial "heartbeat regulation" is to be scrapped and women are to be better protected against violence.
How FRANCE 24 traced Tehran-backed Afghan fighters from Syria to southeastern Iran
Members of the Tehran-backed Afghan Shia militia known as the Fatemiyoun division have resurfaced in Iran after largely disappearing from public view following the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s government in Syria in 2024. F
Karoline Leavitt roasted for her defense of Rubio after reports he spent $1.2 million on private trips
Former White House press secretary ridiculed for defending Secretary of State Marco Rubio over claims about his tax-payer funded travel schedule
ANC vows "soul searching" after election losses but says Ramaphosa will stay put
Days after a drubbing at the ballot box, the leaders of South Africa's ruling African National Congress met to discuss the way forward. In last week's local elections, the party's vote share dropped by 15 points to just