Apple faces scrutiny in France over alleged high radiation levels in its iPhone 12 model, prompting the tech giant to reportedly advise its support staff to withhold information on the issue.
Starmer announced he would fix the English Channel migrant crisis if elected, but Farage warns it would make things even worse.
French regulators ordered Apple to stop selling the iPhone 12, saying it emits electromagnetic radiation levels that are above EU standards.
The military government of Niger on Sunday claimed France is positioning troops in surrounding countries and preparing an invasion to reverse the coup that forced President Mohamed Bazoum out of power in July.
President Emmanuel Macron was roundly booed as he took to the pitch for the opening ceremony of the Rugby World Cup on Friday.
The Pentagon said on Thursday it will “reposition” troops and equipment in Niger, and withdraw some “non-essential personnel,” due to “an abundance of caution” as the security situation deteriorates.
Court confirms government ban on faith-linked garments, which has already triggered a school strike and a death threat against a headmaster enforcing the law.
Governments and leaders across the globe are voicing outrage over recent “horrifying” remarks concerning Jews and Adolf Hitler expressed by Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas.
The EU should be bolder over new member states to head off attempts by the Russian state to undermine pro-European sentiment, diplomats say.
Three sailors were rescued after the inflatable catamaran they were trying to navigate from Vanuatu to Australia was attacked by sharks.
A massive protest on Saturday in Niger’s capital city of Niamey drew tens of thousands of angry demonstrators who demanded France withdraw all of its forces immediately. France has been critical of the July 26 coup, but the public has demonstrated a great deal of support for the junta, and attitudes towards France soured even before the civilian government was overthrown.
Head-to-toe robes worn by Muslims, known as abayas for girls and women and khamis for boys and men, have been banned from French public school classrooms beginning Monday.
A former Italian PM claimed France shot down a passenger jet over the Mediterranean in 1980 in a failed assassinate bid on Muammar Gaddafi.
Emmanuel Macron reportedly railed against the limit on presidential terms preventing him from running again in 2027 as “disastrous bullshit”.
“It’s clear that things haven´t gone well given the proliferation of military coups,” EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said.
Elton John was at his Mont Boron villa outside of Nice, France, when the fall occurred Sunday.
President Emmanuel Macron said that France’s ambassador is staying at his post in Niger despite being asked to leave by the ruling junta.
France announced a ban Sunday on Muslim women wearing the Islamic abaya to school, declaring the garment breached France’s strict secular laws in education.
Niger’s military rulers, who seized control of the government in July, gave the French ambassador 48 hours to leave the country.
Moscow refers to a “crash” and “incident”, but Western govts have treated the event with cynicism, considering whether it was deliberate.
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott was uncompromising about border control and stopped deadly migrant boats arriving altogether.
The French general in charge of the restoration of fire-ravaged Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, Jean-Louis Georgelin, has died at 74.
Paris Olympics organizers canceled a swimming test event Saturday in the Seine River because of new concerns about water quality.
Four men are being held by French authorities on suspicion of involvement in the fatal smuggler boat crossing to England that killed six.
Competition for the lucrative human trafficking trade between ethnically-based gangs operating in northern France is driving rising violence.
Gangs competing for the lucrative business of trafficking humans are shooting it out between themselves just miles from the UK border.
Revelations about journalists with French state media outlet France 24 has seen a second figure pushed out for his antisemitic tweets.
The leaders of the “National Council for the Safeguard of the Homeland,” a group of soldiers who staged a coup in Niger on July 26, failed to allow diplomats representing the United Nations and African Union from entering the country on Tuesday, claiming public “anger” made it unsafe for them to land.
Lee Anderson, the bullish Conservative lawmaker has underlined the whole point of accommodating migrants on a converted barge.
Heavy rains in Paris have led to the cancellation of a swimming event in the Seine River that was to be a test for next year’s Olympics.
The coup in Niger will undermine the fight against resurgent terror groups in Africa’s Sahel region, France’s defence minister said.
The French birth rate has declined to such an extent that the birth-to-death ratio is now nearly equal, the lowest level since World War II.
Niger’s junta asked the Wagner group for help as the deadline nears for it to free the ousted president or face military intervention.
President Mohamed Bazoum of Niger, deposed by a military coup d’etat last week and believed to be trapped in his presidential residence, declared himself a “hostage” and in a Washington Post column published on Thursday asked for American intervention on his behalf.
The Senegal government blocked access to the Chinese-owned social media platform TikTok on Wednesday as part of a general crackdown on dissent following the arrest of opposition leader Ousmane Sonko.
40-day strike unsuccessfully protested the appointment of an editor-in-chief they denounce as far-right supporter.
The regional Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), following an emergency meeting on Sunday, announced that it would consider “force” to oust the leaders of a coup d’etat in Niger last week, rejecting their authority and declaring “zero tolerance for unconstitutional change of government.”
Protesters in Niger marched through the capital on Sunday in support of the military coup before attacking the French embassy.
France’s finance minister said during a visit to Beijing on Sunday that cutting all economic ties with China was “an illusion”.
French magistrates have filed preliminary charges against two Chinese citizens and two others in an investigation of a leading chip supplier.
