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Three major opposition parties have announced they will vote against the government in the confidence vote scheduled for September 8. Paris – Prime Minister François Bayrou’s minority government could collapse next month. On Monday, three major opposition parties declared they would oppose the upcoming confidence vote. The position of the Socialists is particularly crucial, as their support largely determines Bayrou’s fate. Party leader Olivier Faure told Le Monde that supporting Bayrou was out of the question. He confirmed on TF1 that a yes vote was not possible. Previously, both the far-right National Rally and the Greens had already announced they…

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Riot police fired tear gas at thousands of students protesting near Indonesia’s Parliament on Monday.Protesters condemned lavish housing allowances given to lawmakers despite widespread public economic hardship.Students attempted to march toward Parliament but were blocked by heavily guarded police lines.Demonstrators hurled rocks and bottles at officers and set fires beneath a flyover.Authorities deployed over 1,200 security personnel to secure the Parliament compound. Lawmakers’ Allowances Spark Public Outrage Reports revealed 580 members of the House of Representatives have received housing allowances since September 2024.Each lawmaker collected 50 million rupiah (€2,637) monthly, angering citizens facing economic struggles.Protesters demanded the immediate abolition of…

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Vintage once ruled the wine world In wine, the vintage has always been king. Every bottle of red, white, or rosé almost always carries the year of harvest on the label. Non-vintage still wine, which blends grapes from several years, has long been seen as cheap and undesirable. It is also far less common. But climate change is now shaking this tradition. Heatwaves, droughts, and extreme weather push winemakers to seek consistency. A small but growing group of respected wineries now release non-vintage bottles. They argue blending ensures quality when nature brings chaos. Napa Valley feels the heat Chris Howell,…

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A new long-term study suggests that following a Mediterranean-style diet can help lower the risk of dementia, even among people with genetic predispositions. Dementia is influenced by genetic, lifestyle, and environmental factors, with the APOE4 gene variant being one of the strongest known genetic risks for Alzheimer’s disease. Having one copy of APOE4 triples the risk, while two copies increase it up to twelvefold. Study Shows Strongest Benefits for High-Risk Groups Researchers from Harvard-affiliated hospitals tracked over 5,700 participants for more than three decades, analyzing diet, genetics, and cognitive health. They found that individuals who ate diets rich in vegetables,…

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Once largely untouched, Antarctica is now seeing record numbers of visitors. Annual arrivals have jumped from fewer than 8,000 in the 1990s to more than 124,000 in the 2023–24 season, with projections suggesting up to 450,000 visitors by 2034. Researchers warn that this rapid rise is leaving a deep human footprint on the world’s last great wilderness. A new study in Nature Sustainability shows concentrations of toxic metals near human activity zones are now 10 times higher than 40 years ago, linked to emissions from ships, aircraft and vehicles. Pollution, Wildlife Disturbance and Melting Snow Tourism contributes far more than…

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Attempt to save classmate in rough seas ends in multiple deaths near Alexandria Alexandria, Egypt – Seven young people died in the Mediterranean Sea after a rescue attempt turned fatal along the coast west of Alexandria. The incident occurred during an outing involving about 150 students. Despite a red flag prohibiting swimming, one student entered the water on Saturday and was quickly overwhelmed by high waves. Fellow students attempted to pull her to safety but were themselves swept away by strong currents. The Health Ministry confirmed that six victims, aged between 15 and 21, drowned in the effort. The following…

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SpaceX launched the CRS-33 mission from Cape Canaveral on Sunday, marking Dragon’s 50th trip to the ISS.The first Dragon visit occurred in May 2012 during a resupply demonstration flight.After stage separation, the first-stage booster successfully landed on the droneship A Shortfall of Gravitas in the Atlantic Ocean.SpaceX confirmed Dragon will autonomously dock with the ISS on Monday after a 28-hour journey. Resupply Mission With Scientific Focus The CRS-33 mission carries 5,000 lbs (2268 kg) of food, equipment, and experiments for astronauts.SpaceX officials emphasized this mission goes beyond resupply by enabling critical scientific studies.Researchers plan 50 experiments designed to support future…

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Illinois Governor JB Pritzker condemned President Donald Trump’s plan to deploy troops to Chicago. He called the move an abuse of power. Pritzker said no emergency justifies sending the National Guard to Illinois. He accused Trump of fabricating a crisis to justify action. Trump already deployed about 2,000 troops to Washington DC. The city’s Democratic leadership opposes the measure. Trump frames the mission as a crackdown on crime in major US cities. On Friday, he announced that Chicago and New York could face the same strategy. Chicago mayor warns of dangerous consequences Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson said he had not…

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Protesters marched through several UK cities, including Liverpool, opposing the use of hotels for asylum-seekers. Right-wing groups organized rallies under the slogan “Abolish Asylum System” in Bristol, Newcastle, and London. In Liverpool, Stand Up To Racism staged a counter-protest, clashing with anti-asylum demonstrators on the streets. Police escorted away participants from the right-wing rally and restrained counter-protesters to maintain control. Court Ruling Fuels Political Tensions A landmark court ruling blocked asylum housing in a London-area hotel, intensifying opposition across the country. Right-wing politicians seized the injunction to rally communities against hotel accommodations for asylum-seekers. This legal battle further complicated the…

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Scientists studying climate impacts found that extreme heat affects our emotions. Analysis of more than a billion social media posts revealed striking patterns. When temperatures climbed above 35°C, posts turned more negative, especially in lower-income countries. The research combined sentiment scores with local weather conditions to measure emotional responses. MIT and global experts examined posts from X and Weibo. In wealthier nations, negativity rose 8%, but in poorer ones, it jumped 25%. This gap highlights how vulnerable communities face stronger emotional impacts from heat. Hot Weather and Human Behaviour Links between heat and aggressive behaviour go back decades. Drivers lose…

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