France
France awaits Le Pen appeal ruling as presidential race hangs in the balance
A Paris appeals court will deliver its verdict on Tuesday in Marine Le Pen's embezzlement case, a ruling that will determine whether the National Rally leader can contest the 2027 presidential election and reshape France's political landscape ahead of the vote.
Parcel bomb wounds Ukrainian businessman and family in Monaco as cross-border manhunt continues
A shrapnel-packed parcel bomb detonated in the lobby of a Monaco residential building on Monday evening, seriously wounding Ukrainian businessman Vadym Iermolaiev and two family members in what authorities called the first attack of its kind in the principality's history, with the suspected bomber s
France records around 1,000 excess deaths as Europe's worst heatwave on record moves east
Public Health France said on Sunday that roughly 1,000 more people died than expected between Wednesday 24 June and Saturday, with 85 percent of victims aged 65 or older, as the WHO put the continent-wide toll above 1,300 and the heat dome shifted towards central and eastern Europe.