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  1. USA US Midterms: Democratic Wave Sends Tech Stocks Tumbling on Wall Street The outcome of the US midterm elections triggered a stock market collapse on Thursday, as investors feared a sharp slowdown in the development of artificial intelligence… INTERVIEW — photo
  2. Health Marfan syndrome: this genetic disease that can dangerously weaken the aorta Tall stature, unusually long limbs, thin fingers, or spinal abnormalities: certain physical signs may suggest Marfan syndrome. This genetic disorder of the tissue… INTERVIEW — photo
  3. World Zelensky in Madrid: Ukraine Seeks Latin America's Help to Rebuild Its Power Grid On the sidelines of the Ibero-American Summit, the Ukrainian president made a direct appeal to Latin American countries and Spain to obtain energy equipment compatible with… INTERVIEW — photo
  4. USA California: Governor Newsom Commutes Sentences of 548 Death Row Inmates Gavin Newsom, the Democratic governor of California, announced the commutation of all death sentences in the state to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole. A… INTERVIEW — photo

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  1. Football LOSC: Olivier Létang, poor sport, suspended for four months after outburst against referees during Lille-PSG LOSC president Olivier Létang was handed a four-month suspension on Thursday following his behavior towards the refereeing team during the match between… INTERVIEW — photo
  2. Television "It won't last long!" Christine Bravo criticizes Cyril Hanouna and Shana Loustau's relationship Christine Bravo didn't hold back when it came to Cyril Hanouna and his partner Shana Loustau. On the set of "Tout beau, tout n9uf," broadcast on W9, the commentator openly criticized… INTERVIEW — photo
  3. Careers Fake CVs: These lies can cost job applicants dearly Forged degrees, exaggerated work experience, overstated language skills, or altered employment dates: fake CVs remain a reality in the job market. While some candidates seek to… Fake CVs: These lies can cost job applicants dearly — photo
  4. Music "I Collapsed on the Floor": Lorie Announces the Death of Her Best Friend, Who Inspired Her Hit Song Singer Lorie Pester revealed the death of Mialy Ramanantsoa, ​​her best friend since adolescence, who succumbed to breast cancer in the fall of 2023. It was this friend… INTERVIEW — photo
  5. Urgent Demonstrations and social conflicts November 5th strike: nearly 600.000 demonstrators across France, 40 injured in Lyon and tensions in Paris Thursday's day of strikes and demonstrations brought together nearly 600.000 people across France, according to a preliminary report from the Ministry of the Interior. INTERVIEW — photo
  6. Health Malaria outbreak in Frankfurt: eight people infected and three dead, mosquitoes arriving by plane suspected Eight people contracted malaria near Frankfurt International Airport in Germany during the summer of 2026. Three of them died. According to test results… Malaria outbreak in Frankfurt: eight people infected and three dead, mosquitoes arriving by plane suspected — photo
  7. Culture Festival of Lights 2026 in Lyon: An Edition Marked by Crises and Contemporary Issues From December 5th to 8th, 2026, Lyon will host the 27th edition of its famous Festival of Lights. With 27 artworks displayed in some twenty iconic locations, the event… Festival of Lights 2026 in Lyon: An Edition Marked by Crises and Contemporary Issues — photo
  8. Urgent Scandals & legal cases Russell Brand found guilty of rape: British actor detained faces heavy prison sentence British actor and comedian Russell Brand, 51, was found guilty of rape and three counts of sexual assault on Thursday by the criminal court in… INTERVIEW — photo
  9. Culture Demain Festival: In Paris, Ultramarine Documentary Finds a New Showcase The Demain festival celebrates documentary works dedicated to France's overseas territories and the perspectives of those who tell their stories. Held in Paris, this event… Demain Festival: In Paris, Ultramarine Documentary Finds a New Showcase — photo
  10. Europe United Kingdom: Third Suspect in Court After Police Officer Shot in Nottingham A 31-year-old man appeared in British court on Thursday, November 5, as part of an investigation into a shooting in Nottingham, in central England… United Kingdom: Third Suspect in Court After Police Officer Shot in Nottingham — photo
  11. Television "It's him or me!" Sonia Mabrouk reportedly issued an ultimatum to BFMTV and demanded sanctions against Igor Sahiri after his remarks on Quotidien. The internal crisis at BFMTV took a new turn on Thursday. Sonia Mabrouk reportedly issued an ultimatum to management following statements made by her colleague Igor… INTERVIEW — photo
  12. Presidential 2027 Presidential 2027: Fabien Roussel Abandoned by Majority of His Group in the Assembly, Who Choose Mélenchon This is a serious setback for Fabien Roussel less than six months before the presidential election. Nine of the seventeen members of the Democratic and Republican Left (GDR) group, which brings together… INTERVIEW — photo
  13. Politics Immigration: Dominique de Villepin accuses Édouard Philippe of "inciting racism" The controversy surrounding Édouard Philippe's statements about French people of immigrant origin has taken on a new dimension. Dominique de Villepin, a guest on France 2 on Thursday, November 5, 2026… Immigration: Dominique de Villepin accuses Édouard Philippe of "inciting racism" — photo
  14. Various facts Montpellier: a 27-year-old woman dies after eating morels sold at B&M, urgent national recall A 27-year-old woman named Marie-Lou died Tuesday at the Montpellier University Hospital after consuming dried morels purchased from a store. She suffered from a severe… Montpellier: a 27-year-old woman dies after eating morels sold at B&M, urgent national recall — photo
  15. Wars and Conflicts Wars: Attacks on Water Networks Have Tripled in Five Years, UNICEF Warns Water supply infrastructure is increasingly affected by armed conflict. According to a report published Thursday, November 5, 2026, by UNICEF, the number of attacks… Wars: Attacks on Water Networks Have Tripled in Five Years, UNICEF Warns — photo
  16. Careers Air France-KLM: Profit up 22%, but a new cost-cutting plan threatens 1,000 jobs at KLM Air France-KLM published solid quarterly results on Thursday, November 5, 2026, with net profit up 22% to €938 million. Despite this performance,… Air France-KLM: Profit up 22%, but a new cost-cutting plan threatens 1,000 jobs at KLM — photo
  17. Top stories Demonstrations and social conflicts November 5th strike: 270.000 demonstrators counted outside Paris, hundreds of thousands of people mobilized throughout France Thursday's day of strikes and demonstrations has already brought together 270.000 people in 180 marches across France, excluding Paris, according to an initial assessment… INTERVIEW — photo
  18. International Israel: Netanyahu Abandoned by Historic Ultra-Orthodox Ally, Gadi Eisenkot Gains Advantage Benjamin Netanyahu has just lost a supporter he could count on for nearly thirty years. On Thursday, November 5, the ultra-Orthodox United Torah Judaism party… INTERVIEW — photo
  19. Culture Presidential Election 2027: French Cinema Calls on Candidates to Defend Its Future With the 2027 presidential election just months away, four major French film organizations are calling on candidates to make cinema a national strategic priority. In a… Presidential Election 2027: French Cinema Calls on Candidates to Defend Its Future — photo
  20. Presidential 2027 Presidential 2027: Macron Seeks Coalition from Glucksmann to Lisnard to Prevent Le Pen-Mélenchon Runoff Emmanuel Macron is seeking a way out of the division within his party less than six months before the presidential election. According to information published by Le Monde on Wednesday, November 4,… INTERVIEW — photo
  21. News alert Football Cristiano Ronaldo announces international retirement at 41: “The time has come to give up the number 7” It's the end of an era for Portuguese football. Cristiano Ronaldo announced his international retirement on Thursday, at the age of 41, in a five-minute video… INTERVIEW — photo
  22. Society Ajaccio: Explosion in front of Corsica Linea headquarters, investigation opened An explosive device detonated during the night of Wednesday, November 4th to Thursday, November 5th, 2026, in front of the offices of the shipping company Corsica Linea in Ajaccio. The explosion… Ajaccio: Explosion outside Corsica Linea headquarters, investigation launched — photo
  23. Society Domestic violence: 285,000 victims identified in France by 2025, a 5% increase Domestic violence continues to rise in France. According to figures published on Thursday, November 5, 2026, 285,000 victims were recorded by the police and… Domestic violence: 285,000 victims identified in France by 2025, a 5% increase — photo
  24. Public health Deaf and hard-of-hearing people: how real-time transcription helps break down isolation Transforming spoken conversation into text displayed almost instantly on a screen: instant transcription tools make everyday life easier for deaf and hard-of-hearing people. Thanks to… Deaf and hard-of-hearing people: how real-time transcription helps break isolation — photo
  25. Europe United Kingdom: Pound Sterling Hits Highest Level Since Brexit Referendum The British pound reached its highest level since the June 2016 Brexit referendum on Wednesday, November 4, 2026. Driven by expectations of… United Kingdom: Pound Sterling Hits Highest Level Since Brexit Referendum — photo
  26. Society Paris: The right wing is calling for a referendum to transform the municipal police force. The Parisian right wing wants to submit a reform of the municipal police to residents. Among the proposals presented on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, are arming officers and deploying… Paris: The right wing calls for a referendum to transform the municipal police — photo
  27. News alert Accidents and disasters Bomb Threat: Airbus A320 from Dublin to Rome Urgently Diverted to French Military Base, 157 Evacuated An Airbus A320 operated by the Irish airline Aer Lingus, which was flying from Dublin to Rome on Thursday morning, was urgently diverted to… Bomb Threat: Airbus A320 from Dublin to Rome Urgently Diverted to French Military Base, 157 Evacuated — photo
  28. Urgent Television Élise Lucet Burgled: Up to €100,000 in Jewelry Stolen, Home Cameras and Alarm Were Not Activated France 2 journalist and presenter Élise Lucet was the victim of a major burglary this Wednesday at her home in the Hauts-de-Seine department. Several individuals were involved… Élise Lucet Burgled: Up to €100,000 in Jewelry Stolen, Home Cameras and Alarm Were Not Activated — photo
  29. Education Google will disable Gemini by default for students, but imposes a controversial choice on schools. Google announced on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, a significant change to its policy regarding artificial intelligence in schools. Its Gemini assistant and several AI features will be… Google will disable Gemini by default for students, but imposes a controversial choice on schools — photo
  30. Society Paris Metro: Cardboard tickets remain valid until December 14, 2026 Contrary to some reports suggesting their complete disappearance on November 5th, old cardboard metro tickets can still be used until December 14th, 2026 inclusive. Their… Paris Metro: Paper tickets remain valid until December 14, 2026 — photo
  31. Europe Spain: Pedro Sánchez Entrusts Transport to Carlos Cuerpo After Óscar Puente's Resignation The Spanish government is facing a new crisis following the resignation of Transport Minister Óscar Puente after two deadly train crashes. Prime Minister Pedro… Spain: Pedro Sánchez Entrusts Transport to Carlos Cuerpo After Óscar Puente's Resignation — photo
  32. Europe Semiconductors: The European Union Mobilizes €525 Million to Design Its Own Chips The European Commission announced on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, the launch of a semiconductor design platform with €525 million in investment. It is aimed particularly at startups and… Semiconductors: The European Union Mobilizes €525 Million to Design Its Own Chips — photo
  33. Top stories Television VIDEO – Huge blunder on Canal+. Thinking they were off-air, Laure Boulleau and Bertrand Latour mock Lens humiliation: “We still had a good laugh” Laure Boulleau and Bertrand Latour were surprised by an obviously unexpected live broadcast on Canal+ on Wednesday evening. While they clearly thought they weren't on air, the two… VIDEO – Huge blunder on Canal+. Thinking they were off-air, Laure Boulleau and Bertrand Latour mock Lens humiliation: “We still had a good laugh” — photo
  34. International politics Budget 2027: Why the European Central Bank Cannot Solve the French Financial Crisis The Bank of France is calling on political leaders to adopt a credible budget and commit to a sustainable reduction of the public deficit. Its governor, Emmanuel Moulin, believes that… Budget 2027: Why the European Central Bank Cannot Solve the French Financial Crisis — photo
  35. Society November 5th strike: TER and RER trains disrupted, nine out of ten TGVs running The interprofessional day of action on Thursday, November 5, 2026, will cause disruptions on several French rail networks. While SNCF plans to maintain nine out of ten TGV trains,… November 5th strike: TER and RER trains disrupted, nine out of ten TGVs running — photo
  36. Top stories Football Champions League: Lens humiliated 9-1 by Como, heaviest defeat in history for a French club RC Lens suffered a historic humiliation this Wednesday evening in the Champions League. The Blood and Gold were crushed 9-1 by the Italian club… INTERVIEW — photo
  37. Politics Public finances: French deficit reaches 5,4% of GDP, government officially acknowledges budget overrun The government has officially revised its public deficit forecast for 2026 upwards. Presented on Wednesday, November 4th, to the Council of Ministers, the draft bill… INTERVIEW — photo
  38. Presidential 2027 "When he wants, where he wants": Édouard Philippe challenges Mélenchon on immigration, LFI refuses the debate Édouard Philippe does not intend to retract his remarks on immigration. Challenged for several days by Jean-Luc Mélenchon following his statements on the October violence, the candidate… INTERVIEW — photo
  39. Presidential 2027 "They're fighting over who's the loser": Éric Ciotti slams Retailleau and Lisnard over the primary Éric Ciotti didn't spare his former allies. Invited on BFMTV on Wednesday, November 4th, the president of the Union of the Right for the Republic attacked Bruno… INTERVIEW — photo
  40. Presidential 2027 "You will be neither president nor even a candidate": Jordan Bardella responds sharply to Bruno Retailleau The exchange lasted only a few hours, but it illustrates the tensions running through the right wing as the presidential election approaches. Bruno Retailleau was a guest on BFMTV on Wednesday, November 4th… INTERVIEW — photo
  41. Top stories History It happened on November 5th: in 2006, Saddam Hussein was sentenced to death by hanging. On November 5, 2006, exactly 20 years ago today, Saddam Hussein, former president of Iraq, was sentenced to death by hanging by the High Tribunal… INTERVIEW — photo
  42. Middle-East Israel: President Herzog Begins Consultations to Resolve Electoral Deadlock Following parliamentary elections without a clear winner on October 27, Israeli President Isaac Herzog opened consultations with political parties on Wednesday to appoint a minister… INTERVIEW — photo
  43. Europe European Defense: Brussels Admits 2030 Goal Is at Risk An internal European Commission document, whose official publication is expected on Wednesday, acknowledges that the bloc's ambition to have operational military forces by 2030 is… INTERVIEW — photo
  44. Health Tuberous sclerosis complex (Bourneville disease): this genetic disease that can affect the brain, skin and kidneys Epileptic seizures, unusual skin spots, developmental difficulties, or kidney abnormalities: tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC) is a rare genetic disease that can cause… INTERVIEW — photo
  45. Europe Hubert Aiwanger, Bavarian Deputy Prime Minister, Found Dead in Berlin Hotel The leader of the right-wing populist Free Voters party and Deputy Prime Minister of Bavaria, Hubert Aiwanger, was found dead Wednesday evening in a hotel in the center of… INTERVIEW — photo
  46. Health Takayasu arteritis: this rare disease that can cause the pulse to disappear in an arm Persistent fatigue, arm pain during exertion, dizziness, or a difference in blood pressure between the two upper limbs: these symptoms can sometimes indicate Takayasu arteritis. INTERVIEW — photo
  47. Demonstrations and social conflicts General strike in France: unions and workers take to the streets this Thursday after three Saturdays of mobilization After three successive days of demonstrations in October, France is facing an interprofessional strike this Thursday, November 5, led by an inter-union group including CFDT, CGT, FSU… INTERVIEW — photo

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