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Man linked to Paris attacks extradited from Germany to Belgium

The unnamed 39-year-old suspect was "extradited this morning" under suspicion of having procured weapons for the attackers.

From Europe to Arctic, temperature records tumble in 2019

This June was the hottest on record, beating out June 2016 ⁠— so far the hottest year ever.

Swedish teen slams 'hate and threats' as visit divides French Parliament

"You don't have to listen to us, but you do have to listen to the science ... and that is all we ask, to unite behind the science," activist Greta Thunberg tells politicians.

Tour de France riders set to bake in heatwave

Tour de France cyclists will face temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius over the next three days.

How much of Libya’s bloodbath can be laid on Macron's door?

The French president placed himself in the middle of the Libya situation by tacitly backing former military strongman Khalifa Hafta, but that could now be backfiring.

Trump has overplayed his hand with Iran

US President Donald Trump has taken several aggressive actions that Iran has all but absorbed. Now, he's left with few options aside from a military strike, which he says he doesn't want. So what now?

French police face heavy criticism after teargassing climate activists

France broke a new heat record with temperatures hitting 45.9 degrees Celsius over the weekend. Young Extinction Rebellion climate activists protesting in Paris under harsh weather conditions were sprayed by police forces with tear gas.

Iran sees some progress on nuclear deal, but not enough

Abbas Araghchi, Iran's deputy foreign minister, said progress was made at talks in Vienna aimed at saving the nuclear deal but probably not enough to convince Tehran to change its decision to go over the deal's core atomic restrictions one by one.

Searing heat across Europe sparks scramble for shade

Countries experience hot temperatures across continental Europe as meteorologists blamed a blast of torrid air from the Sahara for the unusually early summer heatwave.

The Baghdad Twelve: France’s Daesh fighters and Iraq’s sovereignty

Daesh fighters sentenced to death in Iraq represent a French sociological phenomenon and a bilateral crisis between France and Iraq.

Airbus launches new A321 jet, Boeing apologises for MAX crisis

Rattled by the grounding of its 737 MAX in the wake of two fatal crashes, US plane maker Boeing will be looking to reassure customers and suppliers about the plane's future.

Notre-Dame of Paris to celebrate first mass since fire

The mass – led by Archbishop of Paris Michel Aupetit – will be celebrated on a very small scale late Saturday, the city's diocese says.