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French President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday told lycée pupils that phones and social networks were "not good" for them, arguing that even at the Elysée presidential palace attendees were asked to give up their devices before meetings.
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Mark Carney’s Liberal Party won all three parliamentary special elections that were held in Canada on Monday, indicating ongoing public support for the prime minister well into his second year in…
SERDANG: Malaysia and Thailand are in the final stages of negotiations to determine the status of import restrictions on five aquaculture shrimp species and siakap (sea bass) from the neighbouring…
The football superstar announced his farewell to international football on Monday, sparking coverage by the world's top media La entrada Messi’s retirement from Argentina makes headlines worldwide se…
The US-Iran war, which is into its sixth month, has shifted into an economic standoff, but tensions remain high and could spill over into military action.
Ukraine has withstood Russia's record‑breaking air attacks surprisingly well, shooting down about 80 percent of the weapons deployed, Estonian Defense Forces (EDF) officer Lieutenant Colonel Taavi…
Ghana’s private capital ecosystem is attracting growing interest as institutional investors explore opportunities beyond traditional investment instruments and seek to channel more capital into the…
