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Le Pen’s party’s appeal to decide her presidential future begins

She was convicted in March of "embezzling public funds", a ruling that bars her from running for any elected office

Storm Goretti sweeps France, Britain, Germany and the Netherlands: Thousands of households without power and flight cancellations

Gusts up to 213 km/h in France; around 380,000 households without electricity, as well as 57,000 homes in Scotland and parts of central England – Schools closed and travel disruptions

EU–Mercosur trade deal approved after 25 years of negotiations

The European Union’s trade agreement with Mercosur passed with the required qualified majority, despite opposition from France, Poland, Austria, Ireland, and Hungary. EU capitals have until 6 p.m. to submit any formal objections. German industrial leaders describe the deal as a “major success.”

France: More than 1,000 cars burned on New Year’s Eve

At least 500 people taken into police custody the greatest majority of which are illegal immigrants

Algeria: Unanimous “yes” from parliament to criminalise French colonialism

The country demands an "official apology" from France

Politico: Despite the war, France will build nuclear fuel in Germany with the help of a Russian company

Can the ambitious plan to phase out Russian nuclear fuel succeed with Russian expertise? Paris believes it can and is pressing Berlin for approval

The Greek flag was raised on the frigate “Kimon”: How the first Greek Belharra changes the balance in the Aegean

The frigate HS Kimon changes the way Greece controls, monitors, and defends the maritime space of the Aegean

The Greek frigate that seals the Aegean and the Eastern Mediterranean

In Lorient, France, the frigate HS Kimon (F‑601) moves from the loading phase…to the official moment of “I am now a ship of the Hellenic Navy.” The handover ceremony and the raising of the Greek flag on the first FDI HN is not merely a formal protocol

Partial operation of the Louvre Museum today following the continuation of the workers’ strike

On Wednesday morning, around 300 employees, who are striking over understaffing and the deterioration of the museum building, voted for a second day of strike following Monday’s action

7,000-year-old wall found at the bottom of Brittany may explain the myth of the lost city

With a total mass estimated at 3,300 tons, the wall is considered the work of a numerous and organized community

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