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US president Donald Trump hailed the “truly great friendship” he has developed with Xi Jinping as the Chinese president began his state visit to the United States on Thursday. In his opening remarks before the formal talks at the White House, Xi told Trump that he is “ready to work with you to steer the giant ship of China-US relationship on a steady course toward the future,” and that the two countries “must hold the line of no conflict and no confrontation.” The Chinese leader underlined that China and the United States are the two superpowers that “facing the changes…
Published on 24/09/2026 – 16:08 GMT+2 After more than 100 years, British luxury carmaker Bentley has launched what it calls “one of the most significant new Bentleys in the company’s long history”: its first fully electric model. The Torcal is Bentley’s fourth model line and its first test of wealthy buyers’ appetite for a fully electric Bentley. The stakes are high for the Volkswagen-owned carmaker: Bentley delivered 4,200 cars in the first half of 2026, down 13.6% from a year earlier. Bentley has also completed a £350 million (about €408 million) investment in its Crewe factory. The investment covers wider…
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Former RT France chief Xenia Fedorova has been placed under EU sanctions over her alleged role in spreading pro-Kremlin narratives, further complicating her efforts to return to French media. The Council of the European Union added Fedorova to its sanctions list on Thursday, accusing her of being “active in the dissemination of pro-Russian narratives in France and the Union in the context of Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine”. The decision extends measures already imposed by France against Fedorova, who has become a prominent media figure on outlets associated with conservative billionaire Vincent Bolloré. Under the EU sanctions, Fedorova faces…
Published on 24/09/2026 – 18:22 GMT+2 Speeches and interviews by European Central Bank (ECB) policymakers can move markets as much as formal monetary policy announcements, according to an ECB study published on Thursday. The research, by economists Klodiana Istrefi, Florens Odendahl and Giulia Sestrieri, found that markets respond not only to the ECB’s monetary policy decisions every six weeks, but also to what prominent policymakers say between meetings. These interventions can shape market expectations about the direction of monetary policy, which in turn affects inflation and unemployment across the euro area. While the effect may be difficult to detect from…
A new and mysterious case has shaken Catalan society. Nine months after the death of renowned architect Josep Juanpere at his home in Baqueira, what initially appeared to be a death from natural causes has taken an unexpected turn: the Catalan police have arrested his partner over her alleged involvement in his death. Juanpere, 72, had gone to Vielha hospital just two days before he died, after feeling unwell. The first autopsy found no signs of violence, but doubts about the circumstances of his death led to an investigation which, months later, has resulted this week in the arrest of…
Coroner Jason Pegg ruled on Thursday that Mawer was unlawfully killed by an unknown person, but accepted an argument by lawyers from TotalEnergies’ Mozambican subsidiary that the company had no legal duty of care to him because he was a subcontractor. The testimony could carry consequences in France, where TotalEnergies faces two criminal complaints over its Mozambique operations, including an involuntary manslaughter case tied to the deaths of contractors during the Palma attack. A French investigating magistrate was appointed last year to examine that complaint. “These hearings were crucial, crucial, crucial,” said Henri Thulliez, a French human rights lawyer who…
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A Ukrainian man was arrested on Thursday after a knife attack at a Catholic abbey in southeastern Poland left one person dead and four others injured. Police said the 31-year-old suspect attacked four men and a woman at the 17th-century abbey in Jarosław, around 30 kilometres from the Ukrainian border. The attack took place at approximately 9:30 am, when police received reports of a stabbing. Polish media identified the person killed as a priest. Police confirmed the death to AFP but did not verify the victim’s identity. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said the “murderer” would be “punished with the…