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Alexandre Brahier

  • Jun 14

    Geneva protests against G7 summit turn violent: Tesla torched, UN windows smashed as 20,000 march ahead of Evian talks

    A largely peaceful march of about 20,000 people against the G7 summit in Evian turned violent on Sunday, with protesters setting a Tesla on fire, shattering UN office windows, and clashing with police who fired tear gas.

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Kumamoto, Hormuz, Gironde again

Quake hits Japan as Iran widens war and Europe battles record fires

A violent half-day put governments on rescue footing, war footing and heat footing at once. Japan searched rubble, Washington and Tehran traded blows by proxy and direct fire, while Europe tried to keep fires from turning a hot summer into a rolling emergency.

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  • Bolivia orders arrest of Evo Morales

    Prosecutors issue arrest warrant for former President Evo Morales on terrorism charges following weeks of highway blockades

  • US and Saudi Arabia strike Iraq militias

    Launches retaliatory airstrikes against Iran starting at 8:00 p.m. ET, following an earlier missile attack on US forces stationed in Jordan.

  • Russian missile attack on Kyiv

    Kills at least one person in Kyiv as Russian missile and drone strikes continue to cause fires and damage across the capital.

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Demography and migration

The influx of over 1,500 migrants into Ceuta, overwhelming its reception capacity, represents a localized but intense pressure point on EU border management.

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