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Discover the Burgundy gastronomy, within the Najeti Hotel de la Poste & the Moutarde Fallot in Beaune

In the center of Beaune and just 500 meters from the famous Hospices de Beaune, the Najeti Hotel de la...

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The Bourgogne Franche-Comté region is waiting for you in their famous Burgundy sites

The Bourgogne - Franche-Comté region, is rich of 18 remarkable sites and 9 sites registered on the UNESCO World Heritage...

Bee ware! The new honey of Miel Martine is coming in town!

Let's focus on a high quality honey from Provence, the brand new Miel Marine. Completing the existing the wine and olive oil craft...

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EU says Ukraine's blocks on anti-graft bodies 'a serious step back'

The EU on Tuesday said Ukrainian lawmakers were responsible for "a serious step back" as they voted to remove the independence of two anti-corruption agencies. Opponents say the new rules neuter the agencies ability to investigate those close to the upper echelons of politics by placing them under the command of a Prosecutor General, directly […]

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Cameroon’s Paul Biya: World’s oldest president is the favourite as he seeks an eighth term

In power since 1982, Cameroon’s President Paul Biya is the world's longest-serving leader. Despite corruption allegations, persistent poverty and even dissenting voices within his own party, the 92-year-old is the runaway favourite as he seeks an eighth term in October’s presidential election.

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Frenchman Valentin Paret-Peintre wins Tour de France stage 16 atop Mont Ventoux

France's Valentin Paret-Peintre won the 16th stage of the Tour de France, a 171.5-kilometre ride from Montpellier to Mont Ventoux, while Tadej Pogacar held on to the yellow jersey.

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Trump escalates war on the press

Donald Trump has banned The Wall Street Journal from his official press pool for his visit to Scotland, following the paper’s report alleging he sent Jeffrey Epstein a suggestive birthday letter—including a nude drawing—accompanied by a $10 billion defamation lawsuit. This marks a continued escalation in his confrontational approach toward media outlets as FRANCE 24's Doug […]

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France sounds alarm over Gaza press and hunger crisis

French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot has urged Israel to grant foreign journalists access to Gaza, as the risk of famine deepens in the besieged territory. His remarks follow a warning from the AFP news agency that some Palestinian freelance reporters are now too weak from hunger to continue working, placing their lives in serious danger.

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Syria investigation finds more than 1,400 killed in March sectarian violence

More than 1,400 people were killed in a spate of sectarian violence lasting several days near Syria's coast in March, a government investigation released on Tuesday found. Security forces in the south carried out widespread violence against civilians, seeking out members of the Alawite sect, investigators found.

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The Bright Side: Madd fruit boosts Senegalese economy during rainy season

The Senegalese fruit Madd is a seasonal favourite, with customers paying just over 20 euros a sack for its tangy-sweet flavour and health benefits. The mango-like crop supports local farmers and traders from all over the country, providing an important economic boost during the rainy season.

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Duplomb Law: Feeding France, but at what cost?

In France, the proposed Duplomb Law aims to ease restrictions on pesticides to support industrial farming. A student-led petition gathered over 1.6 million signatures in just ten days, triggering a parliamentary debate. Lorine Azoulai, Food Sovereignty Advocacy Officer at CCFD-Terre Solidaire, warns the bill threatens public health and agroecological progress in favour of intensive agriculture.

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Tour de France: The science of feeding the peloton

Stephanie Scheirlynck, dietitian for the Lidl-Trek cycling team, explains how fuelling riders now relies on precise carbohydrate ratios, data tracking, and customised nutrition plans. From race-day intake to off-season balance, nutrition has become a strategic tool to optimise performance and recovery in elite cycling.

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The shadow lives of millions of Pakistanis, stateless in their own country

Officially, he doesn’t exist. Ahmed Raza, 19, dreams of owning property, studying, or travelling—but these goals remain out of reach. Like millions of other Pakistanis, he has no form of official identification.

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Discover the Burgundy gastronomy, within the Najeti Hotel de la Poste & the Moutarde Fallot in Beaune

The Bourgogne Franche-Comté region is waiting for you in their famous Burgundy sites

Bee ware! The new honey of Miel Martine is coming in town!

Spend one night or more in the Château du Rivau, a medieval Loire Valley castle-hotel between history, art and gastronomy

A gastronomic tour in Troyes with the Maison Maury, the Prunelle, the Maison Caffet, the BAM and Le Jardin restaurants, while staying at the Hotel De La Poste!

Have a stay in the Ker Moor Hotel in Saint-Quay-Portrieux, on the way to Saint-Brieuc and its amazing Maison Saint-Yves

From the Beauport Abbey, passing by the GwinZegal art center, until La Roche Jagu castle, discover the Côtes d’Armor through Les Minutes Bleues festival

Take some good time in Alsace at Le Parc Hôtel Obernai and its Yonaguni Spa, bordered by the Route des Vins

Taste the multiple flavors from the Anis de Flavigny candy, a symbol of Burgundy gastronomy

Adopt the excellence of Korean Soju, conquering France, with JINRO

Champagne Vaucelle opens a new sparkling era for the Maison Thomas Cheurlin family house

Obvious Parfums celebrates Japanese gastronomy with the three fragrances of their new Kakigori collection

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