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France: The director of the Louvre explains to Parliament today – More than 100 investigators have been mobilized for the perpetrators

"I have every confidence that we will find the perpetrators," said Interior Minister Laurent Nunes

Shooting and fire outside the Serbian parliament – One person injured

The 30-year-old perpetrator was arrested

Reuters: Turkey is worried about its air force and presses the West for fighter jets

Turkey is trying to capitalise on its improved relations with the West in recent years to add 40 Eurofighter Typhoon fighters to its ageing fleet

Vance and his wife meet Netanyahu in Jerusalem – Rubio in Israel tomorrow

Diplomatic fever initiated by Washington to reinforce the fragile ceasefire in the Gaza Strip

Hundreds of scientists, politicians, and celebrities call for a halt to the development of artificial superintelligence

Among those participating in the initiative are Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, Richard Branson, Steve Bannon, and Nobel laureate in Physics Geoffrey Hinton

Mystery with broken windscreen of plane – The pilot was injured (photos)

The aircraft collided with a previously unknown object at 36,000 feet - "This is really the big mystery" said an aviation analyst

Slovakia: 21-year prison sentence for 72-year-old man who shot Robert Fico last year

Fizzo was hit four times last May and suffered serious injuries to his abdomen and injuries to his hip, arm and leg

Sanae Takaichi: A former Heavy Metal drummer who admires Thatcher becomes Japan’s first female Prime Minister

Who is Japan’s “Iron Lady” changing the country’s political scene - One of the most conservative voices in her party & a political heir to Shinzo Abe

With CIA information the US attacks against drug boats in the Caribbean

The involvement of the secret service means that the evidence will never see the light of day or appear in court

Japan’s new Prime Minister Takaichi appointed only two women to her government

Despite promises of gender equality "a la Scandinavia", Japan's new Prime Minister, who is the first woman to hold this office, has only two female ministers - Low in the global gender equality rankings

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