France beats Italy, soars to first place in Nations League group
Adrien Rabiot took Les Bleus to the top of his Nations League group Sunday after France beat Italy 3-1. Source link
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Australia accused of ‘exporting climate destruction’ by Pacific neighbors
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French farmers rally against Mercosur trade talks and foreign competition
French farmers plan nationwide protests Monday against an EU-Mercosur trade deal, fearing increased foreign competition. Anger has surged after poor harvests, livestock disease, and delays in promised reforms. Discontent echoes last winter’s European protests over Ukrainian imports, with French farmers previously blocking highways for weeks. Source link
Trump taps big tech critic Brendan Carr to lead US communications agency
President-elect Donald Trump appointed Republican Brendan Carr, a vocal critic of big tech backed by Elon Musk, as FCC chairman. Calling Carr a “warrior for Free Speech,” Trump pledged he will curb regulatory overreach and support rural America. Carr will lead the agency responsible for overseeing US radio, television, and cable communications. Source link
Senegal ruling party claims ‘large victory’ in legislative elections
Senegal’s ruling Pastef party claimed a decisive victory in Sunday’s legislative elections, securing a mandate for its reform agenda. Voting was peaceful, with 90-95% of ballots counted. President Bassirou Diomaye Faye’s party reportedly outperformed opposition groups in early results, solidifying its dominance eight months after assuming power. Source link
Gabon backs new constitution a year after military seized power
Gabon voters approved a new constitution with 91% backing in Saturday’s referendum, Interior Minister Hermann Immongault announced. Turnover was 53.5%. The constitutional overhaul follows a 2023 military coup. Final results await confirmation by the Constitutional Court, Immongault said via state TV. Source link
Biden becomes first US president to visit Amazon as Trump signals climate policy shift
Joe Biden became the first US president to visit the Amazon, flying over drought-hit regions and fire-damaged rainforests. Joined by Nobel laureate Carlos Nobre, he highlighted climate change’s toll on the vital ecosystem. Meanwhile, the incoming Trump administration signals reduced US climate commitments. Source link
While sitting in jail, Imran Khan increased Biden’s ‘blood pressure’, ‘cold war’ broke out between US and Pakistan
Washington. Although US President Joe Biden will continue in his post for some time now, the troubles are not ending for him. Nearly 50 US lawmakers have appealed to President Joe Biden to put pressure on the Pakistan government to release Imran Khan and other “political prisoners” before the end of his term. Biden’s tenure … Read more
UN chief urges G20 ‘leadership’ to rescue stalled Azerbaijan climate talks
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urged G20 leaders in Rio to “show leadership” on emissions cuts to rescue stalled UN climate talks in Azerbaijan. Deadlocked over a $1 trillion climate investment deal, nations hope G20 compromise will break the impasse on financing and donor responsibilities. Source link