Rugby-France team to face Ireland in 6 Nations
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Air France-KLM CEO: Demand Remains Strong
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Air France-KLM surprise profit beat lifts shares to 5-year high
UBS Keeps Their Buy Rating on AIR France KLM (0LN7)
UBS analyst Jarrod Castle maintained a Buy rating on AIR France KLM (0LN7 – Research Report) today and set a price target of €12.05.Discover
Joël Le Scouarnec is charged with raping or sexually assaulting 299 people, mostly his young patients. His family’s testimony suggested a culture of silence around sexual abuse by him and others.
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Macron floats one-month Ukraine truce: Would it work?
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Europe split over Macron’s plan for month-long truce between Russia and Ukraine
From nuclear deterrence to a one-month truce: Emmanuel Macron's peace plan
French President does not hesitate to outline his main ideas. The United Kingdom considers it premature. From the partial one-month truce to test Putin's willingness regarding the use of the French nuclear arsenal as a deterrent force for Europe against the threat of Russia.
European leaders showed a cautiously receptive ear to President Emmanuel Macron's proposal to debate extending the French nuclear umbrella to Europe on Thursday, though some were reluctant to draw a line under years of U.
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The U.S. said Wednesday it had paused its intelligence sharing with Ukraine, cutting off the flow of vital information that has helped the war-torn nation target Russian invaders, but Trump administration officials have said that positive talks between Washington and Kyiv mean it may only be a short suspension.
Canal+ to Invest at Least $500 Million in French Cinema
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France's Canal+ Group Signs Deal With Local Guilds to Invest at Least $503 million in French Films Over Next Three Years
Canal+ to Invest at Least $500 Million in French Cinema by 2027
Canal+ plans to invest at least 480 million euros ($503.4 million) over the next three years as part of an agreement with French cinema organizations. The Paris-based, London-listed broadcaster will invest 150 million euros in 2025,
Canal Group To Invest At Least $500 Million In French Films Over Three Years Under New Agreement With Guilds
France's Canal Group has signed a new agreement with French cinema guilds that calls for an investment of at least €480 million ($503 million) over three years and other measures. In return, Canal+ and Cine+ OCS – a family of pay-TV networks — will retain its ability to broadcast films as early as six months after theatrical release.
French President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday welcomed Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban for talks at the Elysee Palace.
Jack Vettriano, ‘Singing Butler’ Painter, Dies
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