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France's justice minister Gerald Darmanin Monday refused to resign after outrage erupted over judicial lapses in the handling of the suspect in an 11-year-old girl's killing. Speaking with FRANCE 24's Mark Owen, Andrew Smith, Lecturer in Liberal Arts at Queen Mary's London, says that Darmanin's deci

President Donald Trump has joined other influential figures in talking about setting up U.S. taxpayers with ownership stakes in artificial-intelligence companies, but analysts aren’t sounding convinced that it’s likely in the near future.

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The Global Energy Agenda takes the pulse of the energy community, revealing expert views on global energy security, access, and sustainability. The post 2026 Global Energy Agenda full survey results appeared first on Atlantic Council.

Somali referee Omar Artan, who was set to be the first from his country to officiate at the World Cup finals, is denied entry to the United States.

Telstra and Google expand their digital infrastructure alliance

Today, Factorial began trading on Nasdaq, marking a major milestone in the commercialization and scale-up of its solid-state battery technology.

Britain’s financial watchdog sued Neil Woodford, the once-renowned investment manager, and his firm over allegations that he’s providing regulated investment advice without authorization.

A familiar trend is set to dominate Europe’s batch of initial public offerings over the coming weeks: companies benefiting from higher defense spending by the continent’s governments.

Scrutiny of Samantha Jones, permanent secretary at the Department of Health, comes amid pressure for ministers to use break clause in key contract