Prominent figure Serigne Momar Sokhna has filed a legal challenge against a government decree limiting scrap metal export areas to 5,000 square meters, intensifying tensions in the sector.

Prime Minister Ahmadou Al Aminou Mohamed Lo will present his General Policy Statement (DPG) before the National Assembly on September 1, 2026.

Three teenagers, aged 15 to 17, were apprehended in Antwerp on suspicion of cocaine trafficking after a routine traffic stop, and have been presented before a juvenile judge.

Marine Tondelier, leader of the Ecologists, opened her party's summer university in Grenoble by advocating for left-wing unity, while maintaining her presidential candidacy.

Tomislav Mićović of UNKS stated that diesel imports are unprofitable due to the alarming 'crack spread' difference between crude oil and diesel, which has risen above $100, indicating market disruptions.

Agroeconomist Milan Prostran stated that while drought will not jeopardize Serbia's domestic agricultural supply, it will lead to reduced exports, particularly of corn, and significantly impact soybean production.

A detailed look inside Shankar Mahadevan’s six-storey Mumbai residence reveals features like a flowing stream, a vintage car collection, and expansive green spaces.

Serbian Minister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Đedović Handanović announced that the 'Bistrica' reversible hydroelectric power plant is one of Serbia's most significant strategic energy projects, designed to ensure a secure electricity supply for the country.

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The Novi Sad public utility company "Vodovod i kanalizacija" has refuted claims of underinvestment in the city's water supply, while critics allege the company loses a third of its water through its network.

Cette fonctionnalité intégrée au moteur de recherche propose un résumé IA des résultats. Les éditeurs estiment avoir été mis «devant le fait accompli».

An operational team has reported six active fires across Serbia, with most areas experiencing no restrictions on water supply. Authorities are monitoring the situation and managing the ongoing blazes.

Stefan Simić, president of the Belgrade board of the Free Citizens Movement (PSG), criticized the city authorities for blaming citizens for water supply problems, stating the government lacks a solution.

Luka Petrović, General Director of Elektroprivreda Republike Srpske (EPRS), stated that Republika Srpska currently faces no electricity supply issues, despite rising electricity prices on exchanges and drought conditions in Europe.

The Danube River is experiencing record low water levels, causing the Đerdap 1 hydropower plant to produce only a third of its average daily capacity. Despite the significant reduction in output, the director of EPS assures that electricity supply will remain stable.

The food supply situation in Gaza has shown some improvement, but conditions still remain at a critical level. Despite increased aid, the humanitarian crisis continues to pose significant challenges for residents.

Le 20 juin 2025, un homme était violemment poignardé dans le quartier Matonge à Ixelles. D.G., le suspect de 33 ans, vient d’être renvoyé devant la cour d’assises de Bruxelles. ...

During a mass in Châteaudun, a French priest voiced his opposition to assisted dying legislation in front of his congregation and local politician Philippe Vigier, who is a rapporteur for the proposed law.

Water supply in the Bački part of Novi Sad is expected to normalize after works by JKP 'Vodovod i kanalizacija' Novi Sad were completed. Residents in the affected area experienced reduced water pressure or no water for several hours.

«Le 13 juillet prochain, à Paris, la Coalition des volontaires se réunira à nouveau», a déclaré le président français devant la presse à l’issue d’un sommet de l’Otan à Ankara.

Thailand has officially denied the authenticity of an image circulating online that appears to show French President Emmanuel Macron kneeling before King Vajiralongkorn. The government stated that the photo is an AI-generated fake.

Bathing enthusiasts in Eastern Norway are enjoying a heatwave, while those in the North and West face significantly colder water, with over a 12-degree Celsius difference across the country.

Two suspects are set to appear before the Brussels correctional court in connection with an aborted kidnapping attempt targeting relatives of a cryptomillionaire in Braine-l’Alleud. One of the suspects will also face charges in France for another crypto-related abduction.

A new measure has been published in France, imposing a fee of 100 euros per 100 grams of PFAS discharged into water, effective September 1st, to fund water depollution efforts.

Belgian singer Lio continues her fight against violence against women and children, publicly criticizing French Minister Gérald Darmanin and demanding the resignation of the French Minister of Justice, following the autopsy of Lyhanna.

The trial of Uuganbayar Borkhuu, accused of murdering Bruno Toffanin with multiple stab wounds in Nimy in January 2024, is scheduled to begin on September 21, with jury selection on September 17.

A gynecologist is appearing before the court in Mons-Borinage on charges of sexual assault against a patient. The doctor denies the allegations, attributing the incident to a verbal clumsiness that displeased his patient.

A woman in Jemappes reportedly emerged with a machete after police located a stolen car outside her home, though she denies insulting the officers.

Russia's fuel production is declining due to Ukrainian drone attacks on refineries, combined with seasonal spikes in demand for gasoline and diesel, potentially leading to a nationwide fuel supply crisis.

French serial killer Francis Heaulme, already convicted in eleven other cases, has been ordered to stand trial for the 1989 murder of Jean-Joseph Clément, whose skull was found fractured by a stone.

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A coalition of associations and unions advocating for children's and women's rights has called for new rallies this Monday evening in front of courthouses across France and the Ministry of Justice, in connection with the Lyhanna case.

France Télévisions vehemently denies accusations that its CEO, Delphine Ernotte, lied before a parliamentary inquiry commission, stating the group never used a private consulting firm for her preparation, despite acknowledging a lunch meeting.

A report details how Indian actor Mammootty's real debut movie was shelved and how writer MT Vasudevan Nair played a crucial role in saving his career.

A labor court in Limoges, France, upheld the dismissal of school bus driver Damien Tabard for serious misconduct, as he had dropped children off directly at their homes to avoid road dangers, despite warnings from his employer.

New skirmishes occurred in front of Brussels-Central station, a day after a demonstration involving over 3,000 people from the education sector. Several groups of young people gathered at the location.

Serbia's Energy Minister, Dubravka Đedović Handanović, met with Gazprom CEO Alexey Miller to discuss continued Russian gas supplies, resulting in a three-month extension of their gas arrangement.

A new annual campaign for regulating gull eggs in Le Croisic, France, has led to legal proceedings, with three associations deeming the sterilization practices ineffective and incompatible with species preservation.

Efforts are underway to stabilize the water supply in Čačak, Serbia, with technical water expected to reach rural areas soon. Residents have been questioning when the water will be safe for drinking and cooking.

Brussels prosecutors announced that 45 suspects have been referred to court for drug trafficking in Peterbos, with identified links to Marseille and Panama, while two minors will face the youth tribunal.

Two teenagers, one with a prior record, have been referred to a juvenile court in Montbéliard, France, after participating in a student protest with the stated intention of 'beating up cops' following calls on social media.

Producer Jess Devaney has been selected to lead Perspective Films, a new documentary co-production initiative launched by Perspective Fund, which will offer both funding and producing support.

The Serbian Army is providing assistance with water supply to the cities of Čačak and Gornji Milanovac following a major malfunction in the water supply system. Local officials have criticized the lack of a contingency plan for Serbia's largest water system, highlighting the need for more water tankers.

Barbara M. will finally be tried in December for the matricide committed with scissors and a cutter in Etterbeek, Belgium, more than a year after her initial trial was postponed due to legal complications.

Paris Saint-Germain's Moroccan defender Achraf Hakimi is appearing in court to challenge the decision to send his rape case to trial, seeking its dismissal.

Actress Meera Vasudevan discusses her past experiences with unhealthy relationships and the emotional impact of feeling unvalued.

Teenagers, often recruited at younger ages through social media, are becoming key players in drug trafficking, which pushes them towards extreme violence, driven by the lure of quick money.

A crisis is significantly affecting the global coffee supply chain, with particular emphasis on how disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz are influencing espresso availability and pricing. This situation raises concerns about the future of coffee imports and consumption.

A proposed pension reform has been referred to the Council of State after the opposition filed amendments that delayed its vote. Critics argue the project is unjust and will exacerbate inequalities.

Contrary to recommendations for massive savings in a parliamentary report on public broadcasting, France's radical left party LFI is advocating for the return of the television license fee, which was abolished in 2022.

Articles discuss and analyze the clothing style of Kim Jong Un's daughter, exploring what her fashion choices might reveal. This coverage focuses on interpreting the significance of her public appearances.

Florian Grill, president of the French Rugby Federation (FFR), defended himself in court against claims of responsibility regarding the disappearance of young Mehdi Narjissi in South Africa.

César Gastelum, a popular TikTok creator, was fatally shot while filming a live video disguised as a food delivery rider alongside two friends in Mexico.

Belgian prosecutors have requested a decade-long prison sentence for Mohamed Barletta, who is accused of firing shots at a vehicle near a nightclub in Quévy in February, injuring two young women.

The Constanța Tribunal has moved the trial date for the sale of the Damen Mangalia shipyard to September 4, with reports suggesting the asset's valuation could fall below the initial €184 million asking price.

Activists are calling for a peaceful gathering outside Forest National on October 6 to protest the upcoming concert of Patrick Bruel, who faces over thirty complaints and testimonies of sexual assault.

Devang Shah discusses promising fixed-income investment opportunities, while the RBI monitors risks from geopolitics, crude oil prices, and global monetary policy developments.

Madonna has received the most nominations for the MTV Video Music Awards, with Taylor Swift closely behind her. This year's nominations highlight the continued influence of both pop icons in the music industry.

Drone attacks targeting logistics infrastructure in Russia have begun to disrupt food supplies in Moscow, particularly affecting leading cafe chains.

The IDF confirmed that soldiers numbered Palestinian suspects during a counter-terrorism operation in the West Bank, stating that 'lessons were drawn' from the incident. The operation involved raiding 100 sites and arresting two terrorists.

The combination of Romanian Black Sea gas and Ukraine's vast storage capacity has the potential to enhance Europe's energy security and compete with supplies from the United States.

Another 23-year-old Belgian woman has been indicted and imprisoned in Paris, having been handed over by Belgian authorities, in connection with a foiled attack in front of the Bank of America.

Serbia is currently battling six active wildfires, with significant blazes reported in Šumarak in Deliblatska Peščara, on Mount Stolovi, and near Kraljevo and Zaječar, though water supply restrictions are largely not in effect.

A repeat offender has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for domestic violence in La Louvière, Belgium, after being apprehended by police outside his ex-wife's home despite a no-contact order.

Serbian Minister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Đedović Handanović announced that the country's supply of oil derivatives remains stable, irrespective of the Danube River's water levels.

Bulgaria has become crucial for stabilizing power systems in Southeast Europe, including Romania and Hungary, due to its rapid expansion of battery energy storage systems and renewable energy sources.

Dušan Živković, the general director of Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS), stated that Serbia's electricity supply is stable, but the situation is being monitored due to uncertain energy and oil supplies in Europe and continued low Danube flow.

A 24-year-old Belgian woman has been charged and incarcerated in France after being handed over by Belgian authorities under a European arrest warrant, in connection with a foiled attack in Paris outside Bank of America.

A mother has been brought before a judge and a judicial investigation for 'murder' opened after the discovery of baby bodies in Orange, France. Her companion, who was also questioned, has been released.

This year's Esperanto Day is being celebrated with a focus on volunteerism, peace efforts, and equitable communication, aligning with the seventeen goals of the United Nations.

The general director of 'Elektroprivreda Srbije' (EPS), Dušan Živković, stated that citizens should not worry about electricity supply, as it remains stable despite unfavorable hydrological conditions.

Extremely low water levels in the Danube River are hindering fuel transport, with some sections resembling a stream. Despite this, the Serbian power company EPS has stated that electricity supply remains stable.

Gilles N.E., a 33-year-old rapper, is the first suspect to appear before the Brussels correctional court in connection with a series of rapes and sexual assaults that occurred in Bois de la Cambre between 2024 and 2025.

Romania's political crisis has set a new record as Ilie Bolojan becomes the longest-serving interim prime minister since the Revolution, having led a government dismissed by a no-confidence motion for 72 days.

Lesley Groff, Jeffrey Epstein's assistant, is under scrutiny for allegedly lying during her testimony before Congress regarding her knowledge of Epstein's activities.

Discussions are ongoing regarding criticism of judicial decisions versus questioning the institution of justice itself. Meanwhile, Gérald Darmanin is set to defend his criminal justice bill before the Assembly.

A pipe burst in Kraljice Marije Street in Belgrade early Saturday morning, with repairs completed late in the evening, stabilizing the water supply around 11 PM.

The Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI) has expanded its nationwide bathing water measurement program to include more beaches, with the North Zealand coast being added to the bathing map for the first time, bringing the total to 54 locations.

Cheval de frise barricades were placed in front of the offices of Belgian ministers Valérie Glatigny and Elisabeth Degryse, with police providing an explanation for the incident.

Valérie Glatigny has dispatched bailiffs to remove pickets blocking access to schools in Liège, Belgium, where teachers are preventing administrations from retrieving CE1D and CESS exam results.

Éric Ciotti, the mayor of Nice, has filed a complaint with the Court of Justice of the Republic against Transport Minister Philippe Tabarot, accusing him of calling him a 'dwarf' and threatening to make him 'disappear,' a version contested by the minister.

Six recipients of the RSA welfare benefit in Brest are taking the Finistère department to court, seeking condemnation for what they describe as overly 'intrusive' controls on their eligibility.

The former financial director of the CPAS of Saint-Josse-ten-Noode is contesting his official dismissal before the Council of State, following a disciplinary procedure that accused him of overstepping his functions in managing beneficiaries' assets.

During the close of government questions, French Renaissance MP Laure Miller denounced deputies for acting like 'children in a schoolyard,' expressing her 'shame' over the image the National Assembly projects, particularly in the context of the Lyhanna case.

French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin has called for a 'general mobilization' of magistrates in response to the Lyhanna case, ordering a review of complaints across tribunals and communes before meeting with prosecutors general.

Collectives and public figures are calling for demonstrations across France, including outside the Ministry of Justice and courthouses, to protest the 'injustice' surrounding the death of Lyhanna, whose suspect was already under investigation for child rape.

During the Falzone trial, the defense argued that Paolo Falzone was surprised by the presence of the convoy on the road, stating he was focused on his speed rather than obstacles. His lawyer suggested it might be premature to assert he should have seen what was in front of him.

Sandra Bertin, who was behind the city's security cameras during the 2016 Nice attack, is appearing before the Nice correctional court on charges of calumnious denunciation after reporting alleged pressures.

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Several areas in Serbia, including parts of Čačak, Zvezdara, and Barajevo, are experiencing significant water supply issues, with some residents without technical water. Works on the Rzav water system have been completed, but the crisis persists, leading to the deployment of water tankers.

Reports indicate ongoing issues with water supply across Serbia, which will be discussed on the 'Novi dan' program.

A malfunction on the Rzav water system, which caused a loss of 70 liters of water per second, has been repaired. Water supply normalization is currently underway following the fix.

The French Senate is set to consider a bill aimed at increasing background checks on after-school personnel before their recruitment, in response to concerns about sexual violence.

A state of emergency has been declared in Čačak, Serbia, following a major water main failure that has left several municipalities, including Požega, Lučani, and Gornji Milanovac, without water. The disruption has forced the local hospital to postpone scheduled operations, accepting only emergency cases.

A young man from Liège is being prosecuted before the correctional court for insulting, threatening, and striking his teacher at the AR de Fragnée, an aggression that left the educator with post-traumatic stress and unable to work for ten months.

During the Falzone trial, a friend of Micheline Imperiale testified in court, describing the victim's disarticulated body and expressing difficulty recognizing her.

A man previously convicted for assaulting, harassing, and threatening his ex-partner, including threatening her daughter, has had his prison sentence increased from two to four years by the Liège Court of Appeal.

Actress Meera Vasudevan shared her reflections on her past, stating she "wasted 17 years on three stupid marriages" and discussed her journey to regaining control of her life.

Sophia Chikirou, a French MP and former mayoral candidate for Paris, is scheduled to appear before the Paris Criminal Court today, facing accusations of defrauding Crédit du Nord bank of over 67,000 euros.

A report by MP Charles Alloncle, published on Tuesday, compiles contributions from political groups outlining their proposals for transforming public broadcasting, including ideas on privatization, licensing fees, and mergers.

Franck Elong Abé, accused of assassinating Corsican nationalist Yvan Colonna in Arles prison, has appealed his referral to the special assize court for terrorism cases.

Following a request from the Antwerp public prosecutor's office, police have issued a public appeal for witnesses regarding a brutal assault that occurred outside a nightclub.

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Four police officers have been summoned to appear before the criminal court following an in-depth investigation into the death of a young man, with their defense stating they had no intention of committing such an act.

Authorities in Tivaouane are concluding their probe into a ritualistic homicide, with forensic results dismissing rape allegations as the primary suspect prepares to face prosecutors.

Malayalam actor and former BJP leader Devan revealed he left the BJP, calling his time with the party 'a big zero.' He stated that the TVK party subsequently offered him a top leadership position in Kerala.

A driver in Thieu, Belgium, has been referred to court following a fatal accident on January 24 involving a stolen van that collided with a truck, resulting in the death of a 16-year-old.

Approximately 3.5 million people in Cuba are experiencing difficulties with water supply due to a deepening oil crisis. The lack of oil is exacerbating the country's ability to provide essential services.

In preparation for Gamou 2026, the new Director General of the Fund for the Financing of Vocational and Technical Training (3FPT) presented his roadmap to religious leaders in Thiénaba and Tivaouane.

A suspect is being prosecuted in a Liège court for allegedly strangling his partner and holding a cushion over her face, though he has denied the accusations.

L’homme, âgé de 65 ans, comparaissait lundi après-midi devant le tribunal correctionnel du Puy-en-Velay.

Serbia's Minister of Mining and Energy, Dubravka Đedović Handanović, stated that the Bistrica reversible hydropower plant is one of the most significant projects to ensure a secure electricity supply for the country.

Estonia has surpassed popular global destinations like Singapore and Malaysia to claim the top spot in a ranking of countries attractive to expats looking to relocate for work.

Yaël Braun-Pivet expressed being overwhelmed by criticism regarding the proposed new National Assembly pavilion, as over 89,000 people have signed a petition opposing the construction, with several public figures also voicing concerns.

Kragujevac's water supply remains stable, with city officials and the public utility company 'Vodovod' confirming that the Gruža and Vodojaza accumulations are fuller than last summer. This ensures a reliable water supply for the city.

Serbia's Energy Minister stated that the situation with oil product supply is very challenging, emphasizing that domestic refinery production is crucial for supply security. The minister's comments underscore concerns about energy stability.

Bulgaria has emerged as a crucial player in stabilizing electricity supply for its neighbors, attributed to the rapid expansion of its battery energy storage systems and renewable energy sources.

This year's Esperanto Day emphasizes volunteerism and efforts for peace and equitable communication, aligning with the United Nations' seventeen sustainable development goals.

The Danube River is experiencing exceptionally low water levels in some areas, posing a threat to both water supply and the transport of fuel. The reduced flow is causing significant concern for regional infrastructure and logistics.

Petrol station owners in Serbia announced that fuel supply will normalize within one to two days, following approval from the Ministry of Mining and Energy to utilize state reserves.

Cédric Jubillar has confessed to a judge that he strangled his wife, Delphine, stating, 'I wanted her to shut up, I grabbed her by the neck and squeezed.' This admission comes as a meeting is held in Toulouse to discuss the upcoming trial.

The 'rupture conventionnelle' (mutually agreed termination of employment contract) introduced in 2008 continues to be a secure method for employers in France, provided procedural guarantees are respected, as recent jurisprudence confirms its enduring relevance.

Il co-portavoce di Avs, dopo il voto in aula tra i deputati del centrodestra si vedevano “tanti sconsolati, molto preoccupati e delusi”

Senator Sandro Ruotolo of the Democratic Party commented on the 'Ranucci case' at Rai, suggesting that there was an eagerness for retaliation against the 'Report' program. He emphasized that an investigation is underway and journalists must find their sources.

The fishing village of Varenna on Lake Como has introduced fines of up to 200 euros for tourists walking shirtless or in swimwear on its streets.

French justice has confirmed that Franck Elong Abé, a radicalized detainee, will be referred to the assizes court for the assault on Yvan Colonna, which occurred on March 2, 2022, in Arles prison.

French masculinist influencer Paffman is scheduled to appear in court in December after the Lille prosecutor's office received a Pharos report regarding his TikTok live stream where he discussed his desire to provoke a mass shooting.

The Washington National Opera is demanding $17 million from the Kennedy Center in court, seeking the return of donations after severing ties with the venue in January following a deterioration of their relationship.

Francis Heaulme, known as the 'crime hitchhiker' and previously convicted for 11 homicides, is appealing his referral to the assize court for the murder of a farmer in 1989.

Numerous fan zones with giant screens will open across Wallonia for the potential qualification of the Belgian national football team, though none in Brussels due to concerns for residents.

Musician Shankar Mahadevan shared an anecdote about the rapid creation of the soundtrack for the film 'Dil Chahta Hai', stating it was completed in just three and a half days.

Pierre Olivier Costa, president of the Mucem museum in Marseille, has stated he will not resign despite ongoing judicial and administrative investigations, criticizing unions and regretting staff contact with the Ministry of Culture.

Fifteen individuals, including municipal police officers accused of corruption, are facing trial in Marseille over a long-running counterfeit market that operated openly with alleged official complicity.

Russia may be heading towards a serious fuel supply crisis as production declines due to Ukrainian drone attacks on refineries, compounded by seasonal spikes in demand for gasoline and diesel.

Marie-Thérèse Garcia, 79, known as 'Ma Dalton,' is standing trial in Versailles for the 1995 murder of her sister-in-law, Corinne Di Dio, whose dismembered body was found in a trunk in the Seine.

Après la mort de Lyhanna, la comédienne et réalisatrice des Chatouilles a lancé un mouvement de protestation hebdomadaire devant les tribunaux et le ministère de la Justice.

Serbian Minister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Đedović Handanović announced that during her visit to Russia, an agreement was secured to extend gas supplies for another three months after the current contract expires on June 30.

Devang Shah of Axis Mutual Fund suggests that forex measures and FII bond tax leeway could attract a significant $60-80 billion in investment.

Bishop Andrej Saje led a memorial service in Kočevski Rog for those killed after World War II, welcoming the adopted amendment to the law on hidden war graves, which allows for the burial of victims in Ljubljana's Žale cemetery.

The Delhi High Court has vacated an interim order and dismissed a petition by activist Devangana Kalita, allowing the trial court to proceed with framing charges in a Delhi riots case.

Feminist activists demonstrated against singer Patrick Bruel outside the Édouard VII theater in Paris, as he faces multiple accusations of rape and sexual assault, leading to several concert cancellations.

A security expert highlights China's control over 80-90% of the global drone market, including critical minerals and component production, posing challenges for reducing dependency.

Georges-Louis Bouchez, leader of the MR party, was reportedly booed by a segment of the crowd during the traditional Doudou 2026 procession in Mons as he emerged from the Sainte-Waudru collegiate church.

A professor from the Faculty of Chemistry in Belgrade stated that the prolonged water supply issues in Čačak and surrounding areas are a result of political appointments rather than minor technical failures. In response, the Serbian government has decided to non-recurrently deliver 330,000 half-liter bottles of water to the affected Moravički district.

Two repeat offenders are suspected of exploiting their proximity to a young mentally disabled woman to commit sexual assault. One of the suspects collapsed in court before threatening suicide.

A police officer and a 'rowdy-sheeter' were injured during an arrest attempt in Soladevanahalli, Bengaluru.

Eight individuals, including a Disneyland Paris employee, are being referred to justice for alleged fraud related to ticketing and facilitating irregular entry into France.

The prosecution has requested that the assailant in the 2023 Annecy knife attack be sent to trial, following a second expert assessment that found only an 'alteration' of discernment, rather than abolition.

Pasqualina, la compagne de Frédéric Cicero, apporte un témoignage émouvant devant la cour. Elle a flirté avec la mort avant d’apprendre le décès de son homme.

A Marseille magistrate is facing revocation after being found guilty of 196 toll frauds, having reportedly used his car to block toll gates for free passage.

A man identified as Shekhar from Nalleri village in Devanahalli taluk, Karnataka, died after an SUV rammed his scooter and dragged it for several meters, an incident captured on camera.

The US Energy Information Administration (EIA) estimated that the Strait of Hormuz could be effectively closed by the end of May, disrupting oil supply and contributing to rising fuel prices in the US. This is linked to ongoing geopolitical crises.

Moroccan singer Saad Lamjarred, previously involved in several sexual assault cases, has appeared before the Assize Court in Draguignan for a closed-door trial concerning the alleged rape of a barmaid in 2018 near Saint-Tropez, an accusation he denies.