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Thailand Politics · Thailand

Plastic bag fees and bans help limit coastal litter, study finds

Niger says it will nationalize a uranium venture operated by France’s Orano

47% Center coverage: 19 sources

African Politics · France See the Story

Russian government, central bank spar over economic downturn

44% Right coverage: 16 sources

Russia Economy · Russia See the Story

Rachel Carson, the One Who Said the Ocean

In the United States, she is famous for her book "Silent Spring," which led in the 1960s to the ban on certain pesticides, such as the DTT. But Rachel Carson's great passion for life (1907-1964) was the sea. She dedicated unforgettable pages to her, inviting us to reconsider our relationship in life.United States · United States Read Article

In Russia, Self-Censorship Settles in the World of Books

For the first time, employees of publishing houses are being prosecuted in Russia for having broadcast books deemed to be contrary to traditional values.In a growing legal blur, fear of sanctions pushes the entire book chain to self-censorship.Sanctions · Russia Read Article

Muse at Hellfest, the Final Stage of the Festival's Disneylandization?

The Hellfest 2025, which has just opened in Clisson, Loire-Atlantique, still hosts great names of metal and hard rock, like Scorpions or Dream Theater. But also, this 20th June at the end of the evening, the British of the Muse group. Their presence anoints some fans, who regret the general public's turnaround at the festival for a few years, tells the Swiss newspaper Time.Clisson · Clisson Read Article

At 38, She Chose Medical Help to Die

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The majority voted in favour of the bill has melted since the first review of the bill in November, and doubts remain as to the robustness of the planned safeguards, notes the British press.London, England · London See the Story

Ocean Currents: in Japan, a Short-Term Return to Normal?

Strongly suspected of intensifying the rise of temperatures and weather, the phenomenon of the deviation of the Kuroshio, a warm current that runs along the peaceful facade of Japan, has spread over an abnormally long period. If this oceanographic anomaly seems, for this time, to be reaching its end, a lasting return to normal seems unlikely, reports the Japanese press.Japan · Japan Read Article

Portugal as a Hub for the Sale of Children in Europe

In 2024, 24 minors were collected at Portuguese airports. Accompanied by a smuggler and with false papers, these young teenagers, mainly from Portuguese-speaking countries, are then destined for illegal adoption, forced begging or football academies.Portugal · Portugal Read Article

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Thai PM faces calls to quit after leaked phone call

DR Congo and Rwanda sign draft peace agreement

Plastic bag fees and bans help limit coastal litter, study finds

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Exiled Crown Prince of Iran: Islamic Republic ‘Collapsing’ in Iran

Plastic bag fees and bans help limit coastal litter, study finds

Niger says it will nationalize a uranium venture operated by France’s Orano

Russian government, central bank spar over economic downturn

Rachel Carson, the One Who Said the Ocean

In Russia, Self-Censorship Settles in the World of Books

Muse at Hellfest, the Final Stage of the Festival's Disneylandization?

At 38, She Chose Medical Help to Die

Ocean Currents: in Japan, a Short-Term Return to Normal?

Portugal as a Hub for the Sale of Children in Europe

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