Protests erupt in Nantes over Macron’s public service cuts/in /by
Hundreds of people marched through the streets of Nantes on Thursday to protest against President Emmanuel Macron’s government and its plans to cut funding for public services.
Sardine shortage fuelled by climate change and overfishing hits French markets/in /by
The shortage, experts say, comes down to overfishing and climate change, with warming waters reducing plankton and shrinking sardine populations. Much of the supply comes from Morocco, now struggling to keep up with demand.
Fifty couples marry at iconic Danish landmarks during Golden Days Festival/in /by
Fifty couples from around the world were married at some of Denmark’s most iconic cultural landmarks as part of this year’s Golden Days Festival, whose theme is Love.
Fire destroys historic Keyvanlar Mansion in Bolu’s Mudurnu district/in /by
A major fire broke out late at night at the historic three-storey Keyvanlar Mansion in the Seyrancık neighbourhood of Mudurnu, Bolu, emergency services said.
Denmark leads NATO exercise with 550 troops in Greenland/in /by
Denmark is leading a major NATO military exercise in Greenland with more than 550 troops from Denmark, France, Germany, Sweden and Norway, the Danish military said.
Caesars Palace Casino project in Times Square denied license amidst strong opposition/in /by
A proposed Caesars Palace casino in Times Square that’s backed by Jay-Z lost its bid for a gambling license Wednesday after running into fierce opposition from Broadway theater owners and producers who were worried about its potential impact on the theater district.
Business Africa: Democracy under pressure, Egypt’s food struggles, and Nigeria’s remote work boom/in /by
A new report warns that Africa’s democracies are at risk as economic hardship, youth frustration, and a surge in coups while in Cairo’s Al-Wekala Market, leftover meals from luxury hotels are offering low-income families a lifeline amid Egypt’s deepening economic crisis
King Charles and Trump toast ‘special relationship’ at state banquet/in /by
The King reflected on centuries of shared history — from war and hardship to innovation and cultural exchange.
Amid drought, Moroccan florists blossom against the odds/in /by
In Morocco, a nation grappling with severe water shortages, flower growers are battling parched wells and drought to sustain a vibrant industry that beautifies homes, celebrates milestones, and fuels a growing export market.
Nigeria lifts state of emergency in Rivers State after six months/in /by
Nigeria's president Bola Tinubu lifted a sixth-month long emergency rule in the oil-rich Rivers State on Wednesday, as a governance and constitutional crisis had been resolved, according to the head of state.