France Introduces a New Confidentiality Regime for In House Counsel
France introduces limited confidentiality for in-house legal counsel, offering a new but restricted form of protection for corporate legal advice.
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Mary Lou McDonald’s Dilemma: Sinn Féin By-Election and Israel Match Tensions
Mary Lou McDonald faces concerns over Sinn Féin's Dublin Central by-election candidate and the security challenges of Ireland's football match against Israel.
Swastikas Discovered at WWII Transit Camp Near Paris Spark Concern
Swastikas discovered at a WWII transit camp near Paris have sparked concerns over rising antisemitism in the region.
Greece Predator Scandal: Four Convicted in Spyware Case Involving 87 Targets
Four individuals convicted in Greece's Predator spyware scandal, which targeted 87 people including government ministers and journalists.
Ro-Alert Warns Tulcea County Residents of Falling Objects Amid Ukraine War
Residents of Tulcea County received a Ro-Alert warning of falling objects from the airspace, the second such alert in 24 hours amid the Russia-Ukraine war.
Berlinale Director Tricia Tuttle Faces Pressure Amid Gaza Conflict Debate
Germany's culture minister has convened an emergency meeting to address controversy at the Berlinale, as tensions over the Israel-Gaza conflict escalate.
Dorogobuzh: A Symbol of Escalation in the Ukraine Conflict
A fertilizer plant in Dorogobuzh was struck by Ukrainian forces, killing seven and igniting new tensions in the Ukraine conflict.
European Commission or Ukraine Commission? – Whose Interests Come First in Brussels?
The European Commission has faced growing criticism from Hungary and Slovakia over its alleged prioritization of Ukraine's interests in the stalled Druzhba oil pipeline repairs, raising concerns about the bloc's political direction.
Berlinale Chief Tricia Tuttle Steps Down Amid Political Controversy
Germany's Minister of Culture has convened an emergency meeting to evaluate the future of the Berlin International Film Festival, following controversy over pro-Palestinian remarks at its closing ceremony.
UK Honours Ukrainian Resilience as War Enters Fourth Year
The United Kingdom has reaffirmed its unwavering support for Ukraine on the fourth anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion, calling for an end to the conflict and a just and lasting peace.
Far-right March in Lyon Sparks Anti-Racist Protests in Paris Over Police Violence
A far-right demonstration in Lyon, France, featuring Nazi salutes and racist chants, sparked a counter-protest in Paris as thousands gathered in solidarity with El Hacen Diarra, a migrant worker who died after a violent police arrest.
SaS: EU Sanctions Ban Transit of Russian Oil by Sea (2)
BRATISLAVA — Opposition MP Karol Galek of Freedom and Solidarity (SaS) slammed Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s push for Croatia to pipe Russian oil to MOL refineries via the Adria...
Man missing in floods as France hit by record 35 days of rain | FOX 28 Spokane
A man disappeared in France's Loire River after his canoe capsized amid severe flooding in the west, officials said Wednesday. The incident coincided with the country logging its longest streak of consecutive rainy days on record, 35 in a row since late August.
Finland Allocates EUR 20 Million to Ukraine Amid Winter Crisis
Finland has pledged EUR 20 million in humanitarian aid to Ukraine, targeting critical needs amid Russia's ongoing war and harsh winter conditions.
Nazi Sergeant’s Photos of Kaisariani Executions Return to Greece After 82 Years
A collection of 262 photographs taken by a Nazi sergeant documenting the execution of 200 Greek patriots at Kaisariani in 1944 has been authenticated and is set to return to Greece after nearly eight decades.