Annis Toumi, an Algerian living in France, rescued a driver whose car had sunk into the Seine near Châtillon.
Annis Toumi, an Algerian resident of Viry-Châtillon in the Essonne department southeast of Paris, rescued a driver whose car had sunk into the Seine near the Châtillon quay in recent days. The rescue took place after the vehicle went into the water.
Global average temperatures exceeded the 1.5-degree warming threshold in 2024, shifting focus from prevention to limiting how long and how far temperatures rise above this climate target.
Omar Mohammed, who blogged about the ISIS occupation of Mosul under the pseudonym Mosul Eye, has published an account describing how he coordinated evacuations and provided tactical intelligence to Iraqi and American forces while trapped in the city and later from exile in Paris.
Foreign workers now account for roughly 14 percent of employees in German occupations facing skill shortages, double the share from 2014, according to the federal labor agency.
Russian developers are demolishing damaged buildings in occupied Mariupol and replacing them with new apartment towers marketed mainly to Russian security forces, while former residents say they have been denied compensation.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said there was no evidence Morocco orchestrated the July migrant surge into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, contradicting a police report suggesting the influx was a coordinated operation.