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Live: Antonio Guterres calls for "reform the UN Security Council"

The UN General Assembly opened with a speech by Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, whose term ends at the end of the year. He will be followed in the gallery, among other leaders, Brazilian Lula, American Trump, Turkish Erdogan, French Macron, Japanese Takaichi or British Burnham. Follow our direct.

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In southern Brazil, the ruling race of the other Bolsonaro sons

It's not just Flavio campaigning in the shadow of the father at the Bolsonaro. The eldest son, who is currently at the elbow-to-neck with Lula in the presidential race, can count on his brothers, senatorial and legislative candidates in southern Brazil. Officialized by the Liberal Party, Carlos is running for a term in the Senate for the first time. The Benjamin Renan is running for the National Assembly. In this South faithful to their father, their only name is enough to win.

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Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon is "fier d'être français" : Macron answers Trump from the archipelago

From his arrival on Saturday night, Emmanuel Macron reaffirmed French sovereignty over the archipelago of Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon, in the North Atlantic. He must meet with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. His first visit to the Overseas Territory came a few weeks after US President Donald Trump published a photo on social media showing this area covered by the American flag.

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Trump will name a "tsar" to "cheer, help and watch over" AI

The U.S. president said on Saturday he would not accept anything that could hinder the development of this industry while announcing the coming creation of a dedicated force. "I will very soon announce the appointment of an AI 'tsar'," he added.

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Free access to the White House for CNN, MS NOW and Politico

According to the decision announced the previous day by US President Donald Trump, CNN journalists, MS NOW and Politico were denied access to the White House on Saturday. The three media reported that their teams' depress accreditations had been confiscated when their reporters came to the US president's residence.

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Midterms 2026, the recap: Democrats believe in victory, AI invites in the campaign

The last straight line of the Midterm campaign has begun! Strategy, candidates, polls... Every week, France 24 takes stock of what to remember. A survey of the New York Times published on Tuesday reinforced the hopes of the Democrats to win not only the House of Representatives but also the Senate in November. And in the field, candidates take on the burning theme of AI, especially via the data center question.

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Trump announces repayment of his son's wedding party to a Russian oligarch

US President Donald Trump said on Friday that his son Donald Trump Jr. would repay Umar Kremlev, a rich Russian businessman who had been responsible for the costs of his wedding in the Bahamas in May. These expenses raised questions about the risk of foreign influence around the presidential family.

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Cuba: Seventh power outage of the year plunges the island into darkness

On Friday, the Cuban electricity network suffered a total breakdown, plunging the country into darkness and depriving millions of people of electricity in a context of US pressure campaign, which complicates the supply of fuel. This is the seventh general breakdown since the beginning of the year.

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Bo French, or when Maga's outrages risk giving Texas oil keys back to the Democrats

The racist outrages of Bo French, a Republican candidate for the leadership of the Texas Railway Commission, made this obscure election a national media phenomenon of the midterm campaign. Both the electoral credibility of the Maga movement and who will lead one of the most influential commissions in the United States. It oversees the regulation of all Texas oil and gas.

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Venezuela unlocks online access to several censored media for years

The partial lifting of digital censorship began on Thursday in Venezuela, while power and opposition began a second round of negotiations. At least 188 sites, including 79 media outlets, remain blocked according to a digital rights NGO, and a former opposition mayor has been arrested.

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