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Germany will cut taxes on gasoline and diesel by about 17 cents a litre from October, the government said Friday. The move comes ahead of state elections in the capital Berlin and the northeastern state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania where Chancellor Friedrich Merz's conservative Christian Democrats are expected to be soundly defeated.
For his first announcement of the list of Blues on Friday, the new breeder confirmed his choice of break with Didier Deschamps. Five new players, a forward-looking game philosophy... Before his debut on the bench in the League of Nations, "ZZ" blows a wind of freshness in Blues.
Not so long ago, inhabitants of Greenland feared that the US was preparing to invade, after US President Donald Trump repeatedly claimed the US wanted to control the Arctic territory. But Trump now says he has struck a deal with Denmark to give Washington "permanent control" over Greenland's security, while ensuring the territory remains firmly in the hands of Denmark. Denmark and Greenland have both hailed the deal, but its exact terms remain unclear. Details by FRANCE 24 correspondent in Washington, Fraser Jackson.
Donald Trump announced Friday he is banning CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House, accusing all three outlets of spreading 'fake news'. The move is almost certain to face legal challenges, and has been denounced by press freedom advocates. The US president's relationship with media outlets has long been fraught, as Charlotte Hughes explains.
For nearly three decades, the Social Democrats have governed Germany's northeastern state. If they can fend off the AfD, the result may boost the fortunes of the German government's junior coalition partner.
Parties are campaigning for a last day ahead of polls in Mecklenburg-Vorpomerania and Berlin. And an association responsible for German sea ports says they are at high risk from cyberattacks and sabotage. DW has more.
After losing three finals, Cameroon's women's team has finally won the African Women's Nations Cup. His 3-0 triumph over Malawi shows the perseverance of this generation and the constant transformation of female football in Africa.
For the Kremlin, parliamentary elections remain a mechanism for political participation, feedback and legitimacy.
Cuba suffered a total blackout after the collapse of its electrical grid on Friday. The blackout is the latest of at least six partial or total grid collapses since the beginning of this year, as the island grapples with an ongoing US fuel blockade.
Protestors gathered outside Washington’s Kennedy Center after President Trump’s plans to close the arts venue.
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Teachers and trade unions reveal that the two official academies on the islands have not held competitions for more than three decades. The Government ensures that it respects the law
Russia said Saturday that its electronic voting system in Moscow had come under “powerful” cyberattacks overnight, as parliamentary elections entered their second day. Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday accused Ukraine of seeking to “hinder” the vote, a claim Kyiv has not publicly addressed. Follow our liveblog for all the latest updates.
Unions warn that fuel subsidy cuts in the IMF deal could trigger renewed protests and rising costs.
The Office of the Prosecutor requests 26 years for the accused and the family lawyer will hold the Government "for not protecting women" accountable
The New York house where the president lived until he was four years old was rented with the Republican's' trading 'and then an abandoned time passed. Now an anonymous family has bought it.
The congressman has been pointed out as a traitor by the president's followers and has also been the object of reproaches for the delay in her position against the migration operations by the Hispanic population of southern Florida.
U.S. and Israeli governments support Rabat's sovereignty over Western Sahara and see "unacceptable" any solution other than autonomy
The Western Mercury, the Western Mercury, has accused the special representative of the United Nations of the United Nations's Government of the United States, that the state of J.C. government appointed certain Muslim officers from the period of the United States during the reign of the United Kingdom, and their place of Hindu officials.
