Middleboro, MA, sues the Healey administration, alleging "great abuse of power" over MBTA zoning law and withheld grant funding. Also, an economist criticizes "whining" about potential aid cuts to Africa. Read more...

This week in France, several significant legal cases are unfolding, including trials for sexual abuse and genocide, alongside discussions about international trade and diplomacy. Read more...

Pascal Praud vehemently criticized Jean-Michel Aphatie's Algeria comments. Frédéric Taddeï is set to direct 'Marianne', distancing it from opinion journalism. Read more...

The US is sending nearly 3,000 additional soldiers to the Mexico border to conduct surveillance missions in an effort to combat illegal immigration, but they will not be involved in direct enforcement actions. Read more...

From a cocaine-smuggling wig in Colombia to development aid cuts in Europe and a devastating fire in the Netherlands, this news roundup covers key global events. Read more...

France is considering retaliatory measures against Algeria for refusing to repatriate a citizen suspected of a crime. The Prime Minister issued an ultimatum, demanding a review of all agreements. Read more...

This week in French news: A Uyghur linguist silenced, an ISIS torturer faces his victims, and a drug trafficker's network unravels after his high-profile extradition. Read more...