'Albanese Does It': Australia swears in Labor PM
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Live: Mbappé stays with PSG, convinced he can 'keep improving'
Mbappé had been expected to move to Madrid as his existing contract with PSG reached its end, having been targeted by the Spanish giants ever since he was a young teenager.
The fall of Mariupol, far-right ideology goes mainstream, France's new government
The "great replacement" conspiracy theory was at the core of the manifesto of an 18-year-old who livestreamed a mass shooting targeting Blacks at a Buffalo supermarket last weekend. The US president came to that northeastern American city on Tuesday to comfort families and call out domestic terror, White supremacists and those who enable them.
Manchester City retains Premier League title, beating out Liverpool
After starting the day in first place, City was at risk of an historic choke when it conceded twice to trail 2-0 at home to Villa. It took İlkay Gündoğan's header to begin the comeback in the 76th and Rodri equalised two minutes later by placing the ball through a tight gap into the bottom corner.
Finland's Europe minister appeals for 'swift' NATO membership amid security 'grey zone'
After Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu described Finland and Sweden's NATO applications as "threats" to Russia, Tuppurainen acknowledged that Finland wishes to obtain membership "swiftly": "We don't have the Article 5 security guarantees yet. This is a grey zone and I think it is in the best interests of all parties to keep that grey zone as short as possible, so we really appeal for swift adoption of our accession treaties."
EU enlargement: What are the limits?
Produced by Sophie Samaille, Perrine Desplats, Georgina Robertson and Isabelle Romero
US abortion rights under threat: The spectre of a post-Roe America
Every morning, in front of the Tulsa Women's Clinic in Oklahoma, the same scene repeats itself: patients arrive to park in front of one of the few clinics that currently still perform abortions in this largely conservative state. Their cars are immediately wedged between anti-abortion demonstrators trying to dissuade them from having a termination, and volunteers from the clinic, like Susan Braselton. Wearing a rainbow vest, she comes out to welcome the women, protect them and reassure them.
Whatever it takes? Europe forced to speed up its energy transition
Meanwhile, France's second freak dry spell in three years is a reminder of another existential threat to this continent. We've mostly sleepwalked first into global warming and now into a climate emergency where water, not oil, could soon become the commodity we all obsess about.