Police employee kills four in stabbing frenzy at Paris police headquarters
The 20-year-old police employee worked in the intelligence unit.
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New York Times: Dangerous dust scattered onto Paris streets at Notre Dame burned.
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Editorial: Boris Johnson deftly treads G7 summit waters
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New York Times: The West appeared to have one person running the show for the weekend.
Furious Macron blasts Brazil's president after he insults his wife
The spat between France and Brazil just got personal.
Brazilian president Bolsonaro mocks Macron's wife
Emmanuel Macron has labelled Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro "extraordinarily rude".
Australia reveals trans-Tasman plan to tackle online extremism
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US President Donald Trump posed a bizarre question to reporters as he met Boris Johnson.
Posturing, power plays as G7 gets underway
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Crack cocaine turns Paris neighbourhood into 'hell'
New York Times: Five squalid acres are home to France's largest open-air crack market.
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David Cooke: Calling out the politics of exclusion
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Overcrowded and more dangerous, Mont Blanc faces a crisis
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Helter swelter: Paris hits 42 degs, Europe heat wave smashes records
Paris registered a jaw-dropping 42.6C, breaking the previous record by 2 degrees.
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New York Times: Firefighters were going in "without knowing if they would come back out".
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