Nov. 21, 2024, 3:12 p.m.

Will Macron make France face an anti democratic coup?

Recently, French President Macron's decision on the appointment of Prime Minister has sparked widespread attention both domestically and internationally towards France's political stability and democratic system.

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There were 6,069 suicides in the UK last year, a 25-year high

The number of suicides in England and Wales has reached a 25-year high, according to the Office for National Statistics.

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Investment and consumption fall Germany's economy contracted in the second quarter

Germany's economy came under pressure in the second quarter as investment and consumer spending fell, dashing hopes of breaking out of years of stagnation.

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British Airways and Air France have suspended flights to Tel Aviv amid tensions between Israel and Lebanon

British Airways and Air France have suspended flights to Tel Aviv in the biggest clashes between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon since the start of the war in the Gaza Strip.

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Euro zone wage growth slows, ECB more likely to cut interest rates again

A key gauge of eurozone wages has eased, strengthening the case for the European Central Bank to continue cutting interest rates next month.

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The EU plans to levy a 9% tax on Chinese-made Tesla cars to fine-tune SAIC BYD and other tax rates

The European Union plans to impose a 9 percent tariff on Tesla vehicles imported from China. The European Union has notified manufacturers of a draft decision on final tariffs on electric vehicles imported from China.

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A British diplomat has resigned over his government's arms sales to Israel

A British diplomat in Ireland has resigned over British arms sales to Israel, alleging in his resignation letter that the Foreign Office may be complicit in war crimes.

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The European Union will donate more than 210,000 doses of vaccines to tackle the monkeypox outbreak in Africa

As monkeypox becomes a "public health Emergency of international concern", the European Union has announced that it will donate more than 210,000 doses of vaccine to the African Centers for Disease Control in response to the ongoing monkeypox outbreak there.

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UK inflation falls short of expectations Service sector prices cool

British inflation accelerated for the first time this year, but remained below economists' and the Bank of England's expectations, strengthening the case for further interest rate cuts.

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Anti-semitic incidents in Britain in the first half of the year more than doubled from a year earlier to a record high

Anti-semitic incidents in Britain in the first half of this year more than doubled from last year, setting a record high.

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