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In this issue of the Week in the World programme, we discuss the most prominent international developments this week. Starting with the war between the United States and Iran, which oscillates between detente and escalation. We then move to the file of talks between Israel...
Read moreChinguetti was once a popular desert library town attracting scholars from the Muslim world to its precious collections.
Read moreDutch midfielder suffers an ACL injury to his right knee, ending his chances of playing in the FIFA World Cup.
Read morePlusieurs prisons étaient bloquées, lundi, à l'appel du syndicat de surveillants pénitentiaires Ufap-Unsa pour protester contre la surpopulation carcérale. Le taux d'occupation global atteignait au 1er…
Read moreIran discusses diplomatic solutions with regional partners as Trump says Iran could telephone if it wants to talk.
Read moreReal Zaragoza's Esteban Andrada faces a ban for punching Huesca's Jorge Pulido after being shown a red card.
Read moreKing Charles III and Queen Camilla’s visit comes amid US–UK tensions and the 250th anniversary of US independence.
Read moreKenyan Sabastian Sawe made legend by becoming the first man to run the marathon in under two hours, winning the London marathon in 1 hour, 59 minutes and 30 seconds.
Read moreA California federal court is hosting jury selection to consider Elon Musk's case against another captain of the US AI industry, Sam Altman. The first accuses…
Read moreBuckingham Palace announced on Sunday that the four-day visit by King Charles and his wife Camilla to the United States will take place as scheduled, following a shooting incident that occurred during a dinner party attended by the President...
Read moreFive European nationals known as the 'Ulm Five' are said to have targeted a site linked to Elbit Systems.
Read moreA report issued Monday by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute revealed that global military spending reached $2.89 trillion in 2025, recording an increase for the eleventh year in a row. According to the Center specialized in conflict affairs,…
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