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Sosthene Munyemana, a former Rwandan doctor, is currently on trial in France, facing charges of genocide and crimes against humanity. At the time of the 1994 genocide in Rwanda,

 

In a remarkable initiative, Kenya has designated a special holiday for its citizens to collectively plant 100 million trees, contributing to the government's broader objective of planting 15 billion

 

A dramatic heist of two truckloads of champagne, valued at €600,000 (£525,000), was thwarted by French police in a high-speed chase. The incident unfolded near Reims, at the heart of the

 

 

In a groundbreaking agreement, Australia has offered refuge to citizens of Tuvalu, a Pacific island nation highly vulnerable to the devastating impacts of climate change. The low-lying atolls of

 

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has reached a controversial deal to secure his position by offering amnesty to Catalan separatists. The agreement aims to provide stability to the

 

In response to criticism that Paris is not doing enough to help Kyiv, a parliamentary report detailed the cost of arms delivered and military training provided.

 

In New York on Wednesday, UK Treasury Economic Secretary Andrew Griffith addressed concerns about the UK's economic status, emphasizing that the country is not currently facing a

 

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy is once again in court, with his appeal trial commencing on Wednesday, November 8. This appeal is in response to the original verdict from the

 

Australian farmer Colin Deveraux has shared his incredible survival story after a harrowing encounter with a crocodile. Deveraux, a cattle producer, narrowly escaped the jaws of a 3.2-meter

 

The Polish government has inked a historic €4.6 billion contract for the acquisition of British-designed ground-based air defense systems, as announced by the U.K. Ministry of Defence on