France is growing older. However, Europe’s record-breaking life expectancy has a downside: in order to pay for its increasingly healthy legion of retirees, the French… Read More »Do we really need to work longer? France’s pension reform and the changing labour market
Crises including war and Covid have made it hard to get adequate food supplies, the UN says.
France’s trade unions were headed for a crucial face-off with President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday, with fresh strikes and protests planned against a controversial pensions… Read More »Demonstrators set to paralyse France in massive pension reform protests
China’s foreign minister blamed the US for rising tensions between Washington and Beijing and said if the US does not change its path there will be “conflict and… Read More »China warns US risks conflict with moves to contain Beijing
An Israeli airstrike hit the Aleppo airport early Tuesday and put it out of service, Syrian state media reported.
The artefact found in the Hathor Temple is thought to represent the Roman Emperor Claudius.
Hundreds of Cameroonians are stuck in Antigua unable to afford the onward journey to the US.
The White House said Monday an investigation into the recent poisoning of school girls in protest-hit Iran could fall under the mandate of the United… Read More »White House urges UN to investigate Iran’s school girls’ poisoning
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Monday he will appoint a special investigator to decide whether there should be a public inquiry into reports of Chinese… Read More »Canada’s Trudeau orders new probe into alleged China interference in elections
North Korea’s foreign ministry accused the United States of “intentionally” ramping up tensions by flying in joint military drills with South Korea, state news agency… Read More »North Korea accuses US of ‘intentionally’ aggravating relations with air drills
