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A purported air force captain urges the military chief to "take action" in a viral video.

Brussels backs Austria’s plan to keep power capacity in reserve, outside the market, through 2031

Les coupes drastiques dans l’aide étrangère opérées par Donald Trump obligent l’UE à repenser son rôle mondial. Un document interne, diffusé parmi les États membres avant l’été et obtenu par Euractiv, montre que Bruxelles pourrait gagner en influence stratégique, mais que cette opportunité s’accompagne de risques pour les programmes de santé et pourrait alimenter la résurgence de Daesh en Syrie.

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Alors que la pression sur les ressources en eau ne cesse de croître, une réunion du Conseil des ministres, présidée ce dimanche par le président […]

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Andrej Babiš's ANO party has won the parliamentary elections in the Czech Republic with 34.5 percent of the vote. After four years in the opposition, the former prime minister is now poised to make a comeback. Commentators discuss the reasons behind the billionaire's success and discuss whether the Czech Republic will now abandon its pro-European, pro-Ukrainian course.

The Palestinian terrorist militia Hamas has accepted parts of US President Donald Trump's 20-point plan to resolve the Gaza conflict. Initial talks are scheduled to begin in Egypt today, Monday. While Israel and the US expect an agreement to be reached soon, Hamas is keeping its cards close to its chest. Commentators assess the chances of peace in the Middle East.

Israel has intercepted the international Global Sumud Flotilla, which was attempting to bring aid to the Gaza Strip, long before it reached the coast, and seized its 40 ships and boats. Of the 462 people on board, more than 300 are still in Israeli custody. Israel described the flotilla's mission as a provocation and is in the process of deporting the activists one after the other.

In recent days Morocco has been shaken by major protests staged mainly by young people. Initially they were peaceful, but in the meantime there have been clashes in which three people have died and hundreds have been injured or arrested. The demonstrators are calling for investments in education and healthcare instead of in infrastructure for the 2030 World Cup.