Relations Stuck Marking 50 Years, But Trouble Grows The European Union (EU) and China have now had diplomatic ties for 50 years. But instead of celebrating, both sides are facing serious challenges. What was once a working relationship now seems frozen. Trade Problems Causing Frustration One of the main issues is trade. Europe imports a … Read more
No EuroMillions Jackpot Winner €64 Million Up for Grabs The EuroMillions July 4, 2025 draw Ended wIthout a Grand Prize Winner. After Weeks Of Anticipation, The jackpot rolls over And Now Stands at €64 million For The Next Draw on Tuesday, July 8 Sparking Excitement Across Europe for the EuroMillions lottery. Numbers Drawn The official EuroMillions winning numbers for … Read more
11 Years After His Death The Sudden Loss of Benoît Duquesne In July 2014, France lost one of its most respected journalists, Benoît Duquesne, to a sudden heart attack. At just 56 years old, the beloved television presenter and investigative reporter died unexpectedly on his houseboat near Paris. His death shocked colleagues, viewers, and loved … Read more
Week-Long Scorching Temperatures Intense Heat Builds After Weekend Storms Following storms expected later this week, a powerful high-pressure system from the Azores is set to move over Western Europe, ushering in a new, intense heatwave. As temperatures rebound, Monday’s highs could reach a sweltering 35–42 °C in the shade. If confirmed, this spike would shatter records … Read more
Lisa Murkowski Breaks GOP Ranks to Back A Tough Night in the Senate On the night of June 30 into July 1, 2025, Senate Republicans scrambled to secure the votes needed to pass President Trump’s massive tax-and-spending package—dubbed the “Big, Beautiful Bill” (BBB). The Stalemate Came Down to one Moderate Republican: Sen. Lisa Murkowski of … Read more
Who Stole Kiki? W9 has launched a fun and exciting new reality show called The Detective Club: Qui a volé Kiki? This daily series mixes mystery, games, and laughs in a unique format. Since it began on June 16, 2025, the show airs every weekday at 7:50 p.m. and features 18 reality TV stars who … Read more
Abolition or Reform What’s at Stake? In January 2025, France’s Senate approved an amendment to abolish Agence Bio, the public–private agency responsible for promoting organic farming, which has driven France’s agricultural ecosystem since 2001 . The amendment proposes transferring its missions—market monitoring, communication, and support of organic producers—to other bodies like FranceAgriMer or the Ministry of … Read more
Axis of Resistance? What’s Happening to Iran’s Proxy Network After October 7, 2023 Since Hamas launched its “Al-Aqsa Flood” operation on October 7, 2023, the group of armed movements connected to Iran often called the “Axis of Resistance” has become more visible and more active. According to journalist Christophe Ayad (Sign@l), this network has changed … Read more
Police Follow in Saône-et-Loire A Quiet Morning Turns Into a Tragedy On the morning of Thursday, July 3, 2025, a terrible accident happened in Gourdon, a small town near Montceau-les-Mines in Saône-et-Loire. Around 5 a.m., a car carrying five teenagers crashed on the D980 road. Sadly, a 13-year-old boy lost his life in the crash, … Read more
Legally Set Off Fireworks As the 4th of July nears, Michigan residents eagerly anticipate vibrant celebrations across the state. But before the sky lights up, it’s crucial to understand the Michigan Fireworks Laws 2025 to ensure you’re staying both safe and legal. From Detroit to Grand Rapids and Lansing to Ann Arbor, this guide covers … Read more