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French President Emmanuel Macron has vowed to visit Mayotte after one of the most destructive cyclones wreaked havoc across the French territory. Authorities fear hundreds or more have died. French President Emmanuel Macron said Monday

Pleas for forgiveness from the man who admitted to allowing dozens of men to rape his wife as the verdict draws near. In France, a mass rape trial that has stunned the country is reaching a

A senior local French official warned that hundreds or potentially thousands likely died in the devastating storm. The French government warned that determining a precise figure might not even be possible. Rescue

Beijing said the where and when of its military exercises “is a matter for us to decide.” Taiwan said that the surge in Chinese aircraft and ships around the island appears to

A majority of people read the news on Google and Facebook but news publishers responsible for content earn much less than tech companies. A new framework in Australia is set to change

An 11-year-old girl from Sierra Leone says she was one of 45 who set off from Tunisia, all others are feared dead. The girl was rescued at sea after a three-day ordeal.

The plight of Sudan has been ranked as the world’s single biggest humanitarian crisis ever recorded, with millions of civilians bearing the brunt of the brutal civil war, according to a new

The 26-year-old charged with the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson had a written manifesto where he called health insurance companies “parasitic” as he railed against corporate greed. The man charged with the murder

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the incident was an “outrage” and expressed his support for Sydney’s Jewish community. The incident is being investigated as terrorism. Authorities in the Australian city of Sydney said

The Sudanese army and the paramilitary group Rapid Support Forces traded airstrikes that led to the loss of over 100 civilian lives. Famine has also been declared in a refugee camp in