France Suspends Stun Grenade Use After Boy Loses Hand in School Protests
France has stopped using stun grenades after a boy's hand was blown off during student protests, the BBC reports.
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France has stopped using stun grenades after a boy's hand was blown off during student protests, the BBC reports.
The Department of Agriculture says rice imports may pass 5 million metric tons as a strong El Niño threatens drought across the country until March 2027.
A former Halmstads BK player confirms he rejected foreign bids, according to Hallandsposten.
Sungura musician Ngwazi has been brought before a court in Zimbabwe over allegations of abuse, according to Herald.co.zw.
Yahoo Lifestyle Canada is tracking live updates as Amazon's Big Deal Days 2026 continues, with markdowns on AirPods, vacuums and clothing.
Google has launched a public SynthID site and widened access to its AI content detector, which now works across models, per TechCrunch.
Sohu reports major tentpole films stepped back this National Day holiday, letting platform-style companies drive more than 1.1 billion yuan in ticket sales.
The Canadian billionaire family behind Primark is buying UK pharmacy chain Boots in a deal valued at $8.9bn, according to BBC.
Police remove Rahul Gandhi from an INDIA bloc protest site and book him and Priyanka Gandhi over an alleged forced entry into Akashvani Bhavan.
KIA routed Lotte 12-4 in Busan behind Kim Do-young's bases-clearing triple, keeping third place and handing Lotte a fourth straight loss.
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An African Union delegation met with rebels in Congo and pressed for ongoing peace efforts, Reuters reports.
A Curtin University study has identified risk factors tied to concussion symptoms that persist longer than expected, according to News-Medical.
Poland's Monetary Policy Council left interest rates unchanged at its October meeting, with markets expecting further moves.
Russian missile attacks hit Kyiv and Pryluky, killing at least 19 people including four children, while Moscow says no trilateral meeting is planned.
Just Security outlines ways to tighten enforcement of the Darfur arms embargo as the UN weighs renewing Sudan sanctions.
France's education ministry says Wednesday's high school protests slowed, but unions want the movement to continue.
Spanish singer Rosalía has been awarded the 2026 National Prize for Contemporary Music, according to EL PAÍS.
The Taoiseach defended the 2027 budget, telling The Irish Times the government's aim is to protect the public.
Google Labs' new Playground lets users build games from text prompts, arriving the same week Unity launched a similar web-based platform.
Tina Nijkamp criticizes NPO after Juvat Westendorp won two celebrity competitions airing simultaneously on the same evening.
Gizmodo reports researchers may have found an explanation for long-unexplained changes in Earth's rotation that occur on multi-decade timescales.
Wadyejena has introduced a campus renewal challenge ahead of the Zanu-PF conference, according to allAfrica.com.
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