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Election posters: there is the rule, and then the fair

France's municipal election campaign kicks off with strict rules on election posters, assigning each candidate list official panels from March 2. Under a law dating to 1881, removing or defacing a rival's

February 20, 2020

Government and Politics·News

The government in the Vosges to harvest the first harvest of its “rural agenda”

French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe visited the Vosges to review his rural agenda five months after its launch, announcing 280 million euros for fiber internet and plans to revitalize 1,000 rural cafes.

February 20, 2020

Government and Politics·News

An Airbus A320neo aircraft leased to Scandinavian Airlines on the tarmac

Aeronautics: Airbus pitched, weighed down by fines and the A400M

Airbus posted a net loss of €1.36 billion for 2019 after paying €3.6 billion in corruption settlement fines to French, British, and American authorities, alongside a €1.2 billion charge on the troubled

February 17, 2020

Auto & Transport·News

“Frank” discussion between the EU and the Balkans

European Council President Charles Michel hosted the leaders of six Western Balkan EU accession candidates in Brussels for what he called a 'frank, intense, and open discussion,' ahead of May's Zagreb summit.

February 17, 2020

Government and Politics·News

The contribution of black soldiers recognized by the Netherlands

The Netherlands formally honored Black American soldiers from segregated World War II units who helped liberate Dutch cities, in a ceremony attended by one of the few surviving veterans, 95-year-old James W.

February 17, 2020

Government and Politics·News

New coronavirus: a “promising” antiviral drug administered to a patient discharged from the hospital

A 48-year-old Bordeaux resident who became one of France's first coronavirus patients was discharged from hospital after 22 days with the virus undetectable in his body, following treatment with remdesivir, an antiviral

February 16, 2020

Health·News

Swiss women march demanding gender equality equal pay and end to discrimination in Switzerland

Gender Discrimination and Equality in Switzerland; Jobs, Politics & Society

Hundreds of thousands of Swiss women joined a national strike in June 2019, demanding equal pay and better maternity leave. Data showed women earn up to 20% less than men, and Switzerland

June 14, 2019

News·Opinion

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