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Four New Authors Debut on French Book Charts
The French book charts for January 13-19 saw four new fiction authors debut: Jean-Christophe Grangé (thriller), Léa Nemezia (dark academia romance), Liz Tomforde (sport romance), and Michael Connelly (crime). Grangé's simultaneous two-volume release was a success, highlighting a new publishing trend...
Four New Authors Debut on French Book Charts
The French book charts for January 13-19 saw four new fiction authors debut: Jean-Christophe Grangé (thriller), Léa Nemezia (dark academia romance), Liz Tomforde (sport romance), and Michael Connelly (crime). Grangé's simultaneous two-volume release was a success, highlighting a new publishing trend...
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Sarkozy Trial: Libyan Affair Documentary Exposes Potential Corruption
A Paris documentary screening details the alleged Libyan affair involving former French President Nicolas Sarkozy, who is on trial for corruption and faces up to 10 years in prison and a €750,000 fine for allegedly accepting Libyan funds for his 2007 campaign, based on evidence from thousands of lea...
Sarkozy Trial: Libyan Affair Documentary Exposes Potential Corruption
A Paris documentary screening details the alleged Libyan affair involving former French President Nicolas Sarkozy, who is on trial for corruption and faces up to 10 years in prison and a €750,000 fine for allegedly accepting Libyan funds for his 2007 campaign, based on evidence from thousands of lea...
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U.S. House Passes Strict Immigration Law
The U.S. House of Representatives passed the Laken Riley Act, which allows for the detention of undocumented immigrants accused of misdemeanors; this is expected to be the first law of Trump's second term.
U.S. House Passes Strict Immigration Law
The U.S. House of Representatives passed the Laken Riley Act, which allows for the detention of undocumented immigrants accused of misdemeanors; this is expected to be the first law of Trump's second term.
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French Senate to Approve 2025 Budget Bill Amidst Political Turmoil
The French Senate is set to approve the second part of the 2025 budget bill on January 23, concluding a complex process involving government changes and multiple votes. The bill, which includes social security and state budget components, will then proceed to a joint committee before a final vote, w...
French Senate to Approve 2025 Budget Bill Amidst Political Turmoil
The French Senate is set to approve the second part of the 2025 budget bill on January 23, concluding a complex process involving government changes and multiple votes. The bill, which includes social security and state budget components, will then proceed to a joint committee before a final vote, w...
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French Senate Approves 2025 Budget Despite Left-Wing Opposition
The French Senate approved the 2025 budget bill by a vote of 217-105 on January 23rd, marking a key step in a tumultuous legislative process marked by opposition from the left and pressure from the European Union to improve public finances.
French Senate Approves 2025 Budget Despite Left-Wing Opposition
The French Senate approved the 2025 budget bill by a vote of 217-105 on January 23rd, marking a key step in a tumultuous legislative process marked by opposition from the left and pressure from the European Union to improve public finances.
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Gaddafi Accuses Sarkozy of Libyan Campaign Funding in Ongoing Trial
Seif al-Islam Gaddafi, during Nicolas Sarkozy's trial in Paris, accused Sarkozy of receiving Libyan funds for his 2007 presidential campaign, providing details of the transaction and intermediaries involved, adding to Sarkozy's existing legal issues.
Gaddafi Accuses Sarkozy of Libyan Campaign Funding in Ongoing Trial
Seif al-Islam Gaddafi, during Nicolas Sarkozy's trial in Paris, accused Sarkozy of receiving Libyan funds for his 2007 presidential campaign, providing details of the transaction and intermediaries involved, adding to Sarkozy's existing legal issues.
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Macron's Punctuality Signals Improved Relationship with Hidalgo
French President Emmanuel Macron's consistent tardiness contrasted with his punctual arrival at the 80th anniversary of the Liberation of Paris, signifying a possible improvement in his relationship with Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo, marked by past antagonism and recent gestures of reconciliation.
Macron's Punctuality Signals Improved Relationship with Hidalgo
French President Emmanuel Macron's consistent tardiness contrasted with his punctual arrival at the 80th anniversary of the Liberation of Paris, signifying a possible improvement in his relationship with Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo, marked by past antagonism and recent gestures of reconciliation.
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France Rejects Tax on Wealthy Retirees, but Debate Continues
French Labour Minister proposed taxing retirees earning over €2000-2500 monthly to fund social security; the proposal was rejected for the 2025 budget but the debate continues for future budgets, revealing internal government disagreements.
France Rejects Tax on Wealthy Retirees, but Debate Continues
French Labour Minister proposed taxing retirees earning over €2000-2500 monthly to fund social security; the proposal was rejected for the 2025 budget but the debate continues for future budgets, revealing internal government disagreements.
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French Senate Eliminates Benefits for Former Presidents and Prime Ministers
The French Senate voted to eliminate €2.8 million in annual benefits for former presidents and prime ministers, including chauffeur-driven cars and staff, following calls for austerity and amid rising costs; the measure now proceeds to the National Assembly.
French Senate Eliminates Benefits for Former Presidents and Prime Ministers
The French Senate voted to eliminate €2.8 million in annual benefits for former presidents and prime ministers, including chauffeur-driven cars and staff, following calls for austerity and amid rising costs; the measure now proceeds to the National Assembly.
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French Assembly Passes Bill to Curb Overseas Living Costs
The French National Assembly adopted a Socialist-led bill on January 23rd to combat high living costs in overseas territories, aiming to cap essential goods prices, tackle monopolies, and limit large retailer market share; the bill passed with 180 votes in favor and 1 against.
French Assembly Passes Bill to Curb Overseas Living Costs
The French National Assembly adopted a Socialist-led bill on January 23rd to combat high living costs in overseas territories, aiming to cap essential goods prices, tackle monopolies, and limit large retailer market share; the bill passed with 180 votes in favor and 1 against.
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French Political Crisis: Barnier Ousted, Bayrou Appointed
Following the resignation of the Attali government, French Prime Minister Michel Barnier was ousted by a no-confidence vote after only three months, leading to François Bayrou's appointment as the new Prime Minister; the political crisis also saw the unexpected return of Manuel Valls to the governme...
French Political Crisis: Barnier Ousted, Bayrou Appointed
Following the resignation of the Attali government, French Prime Minister Michel Barnier was ousted by a no-confidence vote after only three months, leading to François Bayrou's appointment as the new Prime Minister; the political crisis also saw the unexpected return of Manuel Valls to the governme...
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French Senate Votes to Eliminate Organic Farming Agency
The French Senate voted to dissolve the Agence Bio, a national agency promoting organic agriculture, saving €2.9 million and transferring its responsibilities to other organizations, despite concerns from industry stakeholders about potential negative impacts on the organic sector.
French Senate Votes to Eliminate Organic Farming Agency
The French Senate voted to dissolve the Agence Bio, a national agency promoting organic agriculture, saving €2.9 million and transferring its responsibilities to other organizations, despite concerns from industry stakeholders about potential negative impacts on the organic sector.
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48% Bias Score
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