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Who is Emmanuel Moulin, the new governor of France's central bank?

Parliament approved the appointment of the former Elysée chief of staff to head the Banque de France on Wednesday, May 20.

Editorial Staff May 21

Politics Diplomacy

NATO Foreign Ministers Address Baltic Security Concerns Amid Drone Threats

As NATO foreign ministers gather in Sweden, the Baltic states confront ongoing drone incursions while discussions on military support and ammunition shortages take center stage.

Editorial Staff May 21

Law Crime

Arrest Warrant Issued for Senator Dela Rosa Amid ICC Investigation

Senator Ronald 'Bato' dela Rosa, known for his role in the controversial 'war on drugs', is facing arrest as the ICC investigates alleged human rights violations.

Editorial Staff May 21

World Asia Pacific

Youth Turn to Cockroach Janata Party on Instagram Amid Political Frustration

The rise of the Cockroach Janata Party on Instagram highlights a notable shift among young Indians, reflecting their discontent with the current political landscape under Modi's BJP.

Editorial Staff May 21

Law Crime

Raúl Castro Faces Murder Charges Linked to 1996 Plane Incident

Raúl Castro, along with five others, has been charged with conspiracy to kill US nationals, murder, and destruction of aircraft in connection with the 1996 downing of two planes.

Editorial Staff May 21

Law Courts

Senate Hearing Addresses Concerns in Online Sports Betting and Prediction Markets

During a recent Senate hearing, lawmakers scrutinized the sports betting industry, focusing on cheating scandals, marketing practices, and ongoing regulatory issues.

Editorial Staff May 21

World Europe

Six French Nationals Convicted for Attempting to Join Jihadist Group in Mozambique

In a notable case, six young French citizens were found guilty in Paris for their plans to migrate to Mozambique and align with the jihadist group al-Shabab, active since 2017.

Editorial Staff May 21

Politics Diplomacy

Hungary's New Prime Minister Marks Shift in Diplomacy with Poland Visit

In a notable departure from the previous Orban administration, Hungary's new prime minister has chosen Poland for his inaugural foreign visit, aiming to strengthen ties with pro-European leadership.

Editorial Staff May 21

World Asia Pacific

Xi Jinping's Dilemma: Balancing Relations with Putin Amid Pipeline Uncertainty

During a recent visit to Beijing, Russian President Vladimir Putin sought a solid commitment from Xi Jinping regarding the Power of Siberia 2 pipeline, but left empty-handed, echoing past diplomatic challenges.

Editorial Staff May 21

World North America

Divisions Surface Over Uranium Drilling Permit in South Dakota Hearing

A recent hearing on a uranium drilling permit in South Dakota has highlighted significant opposition from local activists, raising concerns about environmental impacts.

Editorial Staff May 21