Houthi media says Saudi strike kills 9 in northern Yemen

🔮 In an address to the nation, Macron said authorities would increase security and vowed lessons would be learned over the police response.

🔮 President Emmanuel Macron, who on Saturday vowed that anyone who engaged in vandalism or looting would be prosecuted, was to address the nation on Sunday evening at 1800 GMT. Marine Le Pen, the far-right presidential candidate for the National Rally party, said the troubles showed that Macron’s administration was “running on fumes, exhausted and disoriented”. “We are experiencing a profound crisis of trust and authority, which poses a threat to democracy,” said Le Pen, who leads opinion polls ahead of the election.

🔮 While the Gunners earned few style points in the East Midlands, they will not be overly concerned after moving with three points of table-toppers City, who beat Ipswich 3-2 on Saturday.

🔮 “We will have more to say in the coming hours and days,” McGuinty said.

🔮 "People can rest assured that they will most likely not dare to attack us," Mr. Akhlaghi told reporters shortly after securing parliament's vote of confidence.

🔮 "Such actions will only lead to resentment among the people of Taiwan, and the Coast Guard Administration condemns them in the strongest terms.

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🔮 The capital experienced “a level of violence that we have never, I believe, seen before”, said Paris deputy mayor Lamia El Aaraje.

🔮 The capital experienced “a level of violence that we have never, I believe, seen before”, said Paris deputy mayor Lamia El Aaraje.

🔮 They were told it would lead to this and they didn’t listen,” Mr. Vance wrote on X. “I pray that France, a beautiful country of amazing people, will stop this madness before more of its landmarks burn,” he added.