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Russian driver arrested after two killed in France car ramming (opens the original)
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French police arrested a Russian man of Chechen origin after a deliberate car ramming in the north of the country killed two men, both believed to be Afghan nationals, and wounded nine others, officials said on Thursday. The car ploughed into a group of people gathered outside a bar late Wednesday in the Normandy city of Caen, said the Calvados department prefect David Clavière. The events occurred after a fight, according to a police source, when the 26-year-old suspect was set upon by several
Sophie Adenot to become first Frenchwoman to walk in space: 'Fantastic news' (opens the original)
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Last February, Sophie Adenot made history by becoming the second French woman to travel into space, after Claudie Haigneré. Six months on, she is about to take another leap forward as she becomes the first French woman to carry out a spacewalk. On Instagram and X, the astronaut shared the news with her followers. On 18 August, she will perform her very first spacewalk from the ISS to help repair the station's transmission system. She will be joined by American astronaut Anil Menon, who has alrea
Solar eclipse: protective glasses in short supply across France (opens the original)
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In recent days, special eclipse glasses have been flying off the shelves in pharmacies and specialist shops in France. Faced with ever-rising demand, some outlets are already out of stock, while others are placing repeated orders in an effort to meet customers' needs. "We didn't have any for three days, but this morning we received a good stock that should see us through to Wednesday evening," explains Aurélie Letavi, a pharmacy assistant, speaking to AFP. Demand is so strong because these prote
Solar eclipse: protective glasses in short supply across France (opens the original)
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In recent days, special eclipse glasses have been flying off the shelves in pharmacies and specialist shops in France. Faced with ever-rising demand, some outlets are already out of stock, while others are placing repeated orders in an effort to meet customers' needs. "We didn't have any for three days, but this morning we received a good stock that should see us through to Wednesday evening," explains Aurélie Letavi, a pharmacy assistant, speaking to AFP. Demand is so strong because these prote
Paris: nearly 100,000 signatures against new National Assembly pavilion (opens the original)
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For almost two years this saga, full of twists and turns, has pitted and involved several players: the National Assembly and its president Yaël Braun-Pivet, Paris City Hall and the association Sites & Monuments. The project to build a new reception pavilion for the National Assembly has proved highly divisive. Championed by the president of the institution, Yaël Braun-Pivet, it involves replacing the historic stone pavilion, dating from 1888, with a contemporary glass structure. The future build
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