🇫🇷 Le Figaro
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About Le Figaro
Le Figaro has been owned by the Dassault Group since 2004. The Dassault Group is a conservative business conglomerate known for its aircraft manufacturing (Dassault Aviation), and its former head, Serge Dassault, was a conservative politician, which has raised concerns about potential conflicts of interest.
Le Figaro is considered a French newspaper of record with a long history, traditionally reflecting a conservative editorial stance and serving the French upper and middle classes. Media analysis organizations like Media Bias/Fact Check and Ad Fontes Media rate Le Figaro as having a 'Right-Center' or 'Lean Right' bias, while also assigning it a 'High' factual reporting score. Concerns about editorial independence have been noted due to the Dassault Group's ownership and its political and business interests. The headline sample aligns with a center-right perspective, covering topics such as immigration, national politics, and crime, alongside sports and international news.
US military to measure soldiers' testosterone levels
- The U.S. military will begin measuring soldiers' testosterone levels to identify deficiencies. - Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stated the goal is to optimize natural capabilities and ensure combat …
French Flag Replaced by Insulting Banner on Belle-Île-en-Mer Ahead of July 14th
- A French flag was removed from Belle-Île-en-Mer and replaced with an offensive banner ahead of Bastille Day. - The banner displayed a hostile message against France, calling it "racist and colonial.…
'Allah helped us, AI will help us too': Artificial intelligence, the new obsession of terrorist groups
- Terrorist groups, particularly Islamists, are increasingly using artificial intelligence beyond propaganda generation. - Reports indicate AI is now employed for planning attacks and teaching combat …
"Globalist Bureaucrats": Washington Aims to Dismantle International Criminal Court
- The U.S. Secretary of State announced an initiative to dismantle the International Criminal Court (ICC). - The U.S. views the ICC as a threat to its sovereignty, accusing it of targeting Americans w…
Paris City Council Adopts Budget Amid Criticism of 'Lack of Ambition' on After-School Programs
- The Paris City Council adopted its first supplementary budget of the current term, facing criticism for perceived lack of ambition on after-school programs and climate adaptation for schools. - The …
Affective Education Sees Massive Uptake in French Primary Schools, Lags in Secondary
- France's Education Minister Édouard Geffray reported that 75% of primary school students received at least one session on affective and sexual education this year, a significant increase from 15% in…
Algae bloom transforms Turin's Po River into a 'warm lake' amid heatwave
- Turin's Po River is experiencing an unusual proliferation of algae and aquatic plants due to rising temperatures and reduced flow. - The phenomenon, exacerbated by climate change, has transformed pa…
Villepin calls tax-hiking presidential candidates 'liars,' proposes wealth contribution
- Former French Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin stated that any presidential candidate promising no tax increases is a liar. - He advocates for a new contribution from the wealthiest citizens, su…
World Cup 2026: England and Argentina Anthems Disrupted by Opposing Fans
- During the England vs. Argentina World Cup 2026 match, both national anthems were disrupted by opposing fans. - English fans sang loudly over "God Save the King," making it nearly inaudible, while A…
Argentina, England Clash in World Cup Semifinal for Spot Against Spain
- Argentina and England face off in a World Cup semifinal match on July 15, 2026, in Atlanta. - The winner will advance to the final to play Spain, who defeated France in their semifinal. - The match …
Hallucinogenic mushrooms, psychotropic plants, cult-like deviance: police crack down on three shamans
- Three individuals were arrested in the Nice hinterland for organizing shamanic ceremonies involving hallucinogenic substances and alleged cult-like practices. - Authorities seized hundreds of psycho…
Elon Musk Endorses Marine Le Pen for 2027 French Presidency, Sparking Criticism
- Elon Musk publicly endorsed Marine Le Pen for the 2027 French presidential election, calling her "France's last hope." - Musk's support follows his previous backing of populist and nationalist movem…
End of life: Church of France laments 'grave rupture in our country's history'
- Church representatives in France have called the new end-of-life law a "grave rupture" in the nation's history. - They expressed concern over the law's potential impact on society's view of vulnerab…
Laurent Nuñez promises national strategy against anti-religious acts
- France's Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez announced a national strategy to combat anti-religious acts. - The announcement came during the centenary celebration of the Great Mosque of Paris. - Nuñez a…
France's euthanasia law: A democratic sham and state nihilism, says editorial
- France's President Emmanuel Macron is set to allow the state to administer death, 45 years after abolishing the death penalty. - Critics argue this move, planned for mid-2026, reflects a cynical, co…
France definitively adopts law legalizing euthanasia and assisted suicide
- French lawmakers definitively adopted a law legalizing euthanasia and assisted suicide. - The vote in the National Assembly passed with 291 votes in favor and 241 against, marking a significant soci…
Over 10% of France in saturated zones: Grid operators limit wind and solar development
- France's electricity grid operators RTE and Enedis have identified over 10% of the country as "saturated zones." - The designation restricts the development of new wind and solar projects due to ins…
Relais & Châteaux Welcomes Ten New Global Properties, From Kyoto to New York
- Relais & Châteaux, an association of 580 independent hotels and restaurants in 65 countries, has welcomed ten new properties worldwide. - The new additions, located in Europe, Mexico, and the United…
French Senate Invents 'Internal Interference' Concept to Justify Internet Control
- A French senator proposed the concept of "internal interference" to justify increased internet control. - This idea has angered many free speech advocates. - The senator's recommendations aim to com…
German Neo-Nazi Extradited to Women's Prison Amid Gender Law Debate
- A prominent neo-Nazi figure, Marla-Svenja Liebich (formerly Sven Liebich), has been extradited from the Czech Republic to Germany. - Liebich was placed in a women's prison in Chemnitz despite suspic…
Investigation Launched for Illegal Interest Against French Regional President Renaud Muselier
- An investigation has been opened for illegal interest, following a report against Renaud Muselier, president of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region. - The report alleges that a handyman for Museli…
François Hollande 'Prepares' 2027 Candidacy, Secretly Meets Supporters
- Former French President François Hollande is reportedly preparing a potential presidential candidacy for 2027. - He has organized a private gathering with over 160 supporters, including former staff…
Fontainebleau fire: Two suspects admit to intentionally setting blaze
- Two 18-year-old suspects, a volunteer firefighter and a student, have confessed to intentionally starting the fire in the Forest of Fontainebleau. - Both suspects are facing pre-trial detention as j…
Traditionalist Saint Pius X Fraternity appeals Vatican excommunication of six bishops
- The traditionalist Saint Pius X Fraternity has filed an appeal with the Vatican's Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith against the excommunication of its six bishops. - The Vatican confirmed the …
Russia preparing attacks on critical infrastructure in Baltics or Poland, Lithuania and Latvia warn
- Lithuania and Latvia have warned that Russia is preparing attacks on critical infrastructure in Baltic states or Poland. - The warnings are based on intelligence reports indicating potential sabotag…
Nantes Hospital Staff Protest Extreme Heat Conditions
- Hospital staff at CHU Nantes are protesting poor working conditions due to heatwaves, demanding better adaptation to high temperatures. - They have repeatedly requested measures like reflective pain…
‘Unauthorized appropriation’: Attal announces lawsuit against Le Pen over ‘Renaissance’ slogan
- French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal announced legal action against Marine Le Pen and the National Rally party. - The lawsuit concerns the alleged "unauthorized appropriation" of the presidential par…
Savings: The number of LEPs increases slowly, objective 'met' according to the Banque de France
- France's Banque de France considers its goal of 12.5 million Livret d'épargne populaire (LEP) accounts filled, with 12.3 million open as of April. - The LEP, a popular savings account with income re…
Jay-Z lights up New York with Rihanna and Eminem for 'Reasonable Doubt' anniversary shows
- Rapper Jay-Z celebrated the 30th anniversary of his debut album
Meta accused of using AI to select employees for layoffs
- Meta is accused in a lawsuit of using artificial intelligence to identify employees for layoffs, allegedly penalizing those who took parental or medical leave. - The lawsuit claims Meta's AI systems…
EU and Ukraine Launch Drone Technology Partnership
- The EU and Kyiv are establishing a partnership focused on drone technology. - This initiative aims to bolster Ukraine's defense capabilities amidst ongoing conflict. - The partnership is part of bro…
Gambling operator fined €500,000 for failing to protect addicted clients
- France's National Gaming Authority (ANJ) fined an unnamed online gambling operator 500,000 euros for failing to protect customers prone to addiction. - The regulator investigated 30 players exhibiti…
Man scales Nantes tower, unfurls flags, calls rescuers in panic
- A 45-year-old man scaled the 144-meter Tour Bretagne in Nantes, France, early Tuesday morning. - He unfurled flags of various countries, including Palestine, Iran, and Belgium, as he climbed. - The …
Île-de-France: Traffic halted on Lines L and J due to 'fire' near Paris Saint-Lazare station
- A fire near Paris Saint-Lazare station disrupted train traffic on Transilien lines L and J on Wednesday morning. - Firefighters responded to the blaze, which occurred near the tracks, causing servic…
Bear raids kitchen in northern Japan amid rising fatal attacks
- A family in northern Japan found a bear in their kitchen after it had rummaged through their refrigerator and overturned a trash can. - The incident occurs amid a significant rise in fatal bear atta…
France eliminated from World Cup after 0-2 loss to Spain in semifinals
- The French national football team was eliminated from the 2026 World Cup after losing to Spain 0-2 in the semifinals. - French media widely criticized the team's performance, describing it as a "foo…
France's World Cup loss draws massive TV audience on M6
- France's World Cup semi-final match against Spain drew 20.24 million viewers on M6, marking the year's highest audience. - The broadcast captured 73.1% of the viewing public, surpassing previous Wor…
Russian attacks kill three on civilian ships near Ukraine's Odessa
- Russian attacks on civilian vessels near Ukraine's port of Odessa and in the Black Sea killed at least three people on Tuesday. - A drone struck a civilian ship flying the Marshall Islands flag, cau…
French Media Scolds National Football Team After World Cup Exit: 'A Football Lesson'
- French media harshly criticized the national football team after its World Cup semi-final elimination by Spain. - The team was described as "lacking personality," "faltering," and "uninspired," rece…
Haute-Marne: Trial opens for middle schooler accused of murdering a supervisor
- A trial opens Wednesday in Chaumont for a 14-year-old boy accused of fatally stabbing a 31-year-old female supervisor at his middle school in June 2025. - The murder, which occurred in the usually p…
China's Growth Slows to 4.3% in Q2 Amidst Mixed Economic Signals
- China's economic growth slowed to 4.3% year-on-year in the second quarter, missing expectations. - Despite the slowdown, June indicators for industrial production and retail sales showed unexpected …
France's World Cup dream ends with semifinal loss to Spain
- France suffered a decisive 0-2 defeat to Spain in the World Cup semifinals, ending their bid for a third title. - The French team appeared passive and made numerous errors, failing to create signifi…
France defeated by Spain in World Cup semifinals, misses third consecutive final
- France lost to Spain 2-0 in the 2026 World Cup semifinals, failing to reach the final for a third consecutive time. - Spain will compete for their second World Cup title against Argentina or England…
French Team Celebrated by Global Press; Politicians React to Ex-PM's Comments
- International press lauded the French national team after their 2-0 victory over Morocco in the World Cup quarterfinals. - French politicians reacted strongly to a controversial statement by a forme…
France faces Spain in World Cup semifinal showdown
- France faces Spain in the World Cup semifinals on Tuesday in Dallas. - The French team seeks a spot in the final, aiming for their third World Cup title. - This match marks Kylian Mbappé's 21st Worl…
Spain's Lamine Yamal taunts France again before World Cup semifinal
- Lamine Yamal, a forward for Spain's national team, has made provocative social media posts ahead of the World Cup semifinal against France. - Yamal previously stated that France should be 'afraid' o…
Tour de France: Unstoppable Pogacar wins tenth stage, extends yellow jersey lead
- Tadej Pogacar won the tenth stage of the Tour de France at Le Lioran, securing his third victory of the race. - The Slovenian rider solidified his lead in the general classification, extending his y…
Six held in connection with Fontainebleau forest fires
- Six individuals are in custody in connection with multiple fires in the Forest of Fontainebleau, France. - Two young men, including a volunteer firefighter, admitted to starting separate fires using…
France's PM to challenge end-of-life law at Constitutional Council
- French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu will ask the Constitutional Council to review parts of a new end-of-life law. - Lecornu cited the Senate's repeated rejections of the bill as a reason for his…
Europe's deadliest country: Ten years after the Nice attack, the terrible human toll of Islamist terrorism in France
- France has been the most targeted European country by Islamist terrorists since 2012, with nearly 300 people killed in attacks. - The article commemorates the 10th anniversary of the 2016 Nice attac…
Ebola epidemic in DRC could be 'two to four times' larger than official estimates, WHO says
- The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates the current Ebola epidemic in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) could be two to four times larger than officially reported. - The epidemic, declare…
Tour de France: Riders face mountain stage and extreme heat on Bastille Day
- The 10th stage of the Tour de France covers 165.5 km from Aurillac to Le Lioran, featuring eight climbs including four in the final stretch. - Cyclists face extreme heat, with temperatures exceeding…
Woman Found Stabbed to Death in French Tourist Rental; Homicide Probe Launched
- A woman was found dead from stab wounds in a tourist rental in Béthune, Pas-de-Calais. - The victim has not yet been identified, and an investigation for voluntary homicide has been opened. - Author…
Bangkok Bar Fire Death Toll Rises to 30, 75 Injured
- The death toll from a fire that engulfed a Bangkok bar has risen to 30, with 75 others injured. - The blaze occurred during a concert on Sunday night at the Rong Beer Na Lat Phrao bar, trapping doze…
Reality TV Star Marches in Bastille Day Parade as Marine Reservist
- Guillaume, a finalist from the reality show "Koh-Lanta," participated in the Bastille Day parade on the Champs-Élysées. - He marched as a reservist marine fusilier, explaining his patriotic motivati…
Natalie Portman, Christine Lagarde Among Recipients of France's 2026 Legion of Honour
- France's 2026 civil promotion of the Legion of Honour includes 619 individuals, featuring notable figures like Natalie Portman and Christine Lagarde. - The promotion highlights "citizen initiative,"…
Fires extinguished on French high-speed rail line, traffic resumes
- Three fires along the southeast high-speed rail line in France have been extinguished, and normal train circulation has resumed. - The fires, exacerbated by heatwaves, had threatened rail infrastruc…
US: Donald Trump Announces 'Speech to the Nation' for Thursday
- Donald Trump announced he will deliver a "Speech to the Nation" on Thursday evening. - The address comes amid heightened tensions between the United States and Iran. - Trump also stated the U.S. wou…
Yemen: Houthi Rebels Retaliate After Attack on Sanaa Airport
- Houthi rebels launched retaliatory strikes against Saudi Arabia after accusing Riyadh of attacking Sanaa airport. - The attack on Sanaa airport, controlled by Houthis, is the most serious incident s…
France to supply Ukraine with 16 Rafale jets, air defense systems
- France and Ukraine have agreed on a roadmap for Kyiv to acquire 16 Rafale fighter jets and related armaments. - The deal also includes the supply of radars, and licensed production in Ukraine of AAS…
Facing drought, water restrictions imposed across France
- France is experiencing widespread water restrictions due to severe drought, with 97 departments implementing measures and 41 reaching crisis levels. - Nearly a quarter of small watercourses are dry,…
Malia Obama Secretly Evacuated from France After Nice Attack Hours Later
- Malia Obama was secretly evacuated from the French Riviera by the Secret Service and French police on July 15, 2016, hours after the Nice terrorist attack. - The operation to extract the then-vacati…
French court blocks mandatory QR code for Bastille Day parade
- French administrative court overturned a requirement for a QR code to attend the July 14th military parade in Paris. - Authorities had cited security concerns and the presence of numerous foreign di…
Gulf crisis: Why fuel prices should remain high
- Despite geopolitical tensions and moderate oil prices, consumer fuel prices remain high due to various market factors. - Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil facilities and Russia's subsequent diesel ex…
France U20: Garault Stars in Historic Win Over Baby Blacks to Reach Final
- France's U20 rugby team defeated New Zealand's Baby Blacks 26-22 in a World Cup semi-final, securing a spot in the final. - Prop Gabin Garault was a standout player, scoring two tries and showcasing…
NGO warns of insecticide traces in Nutella and honey, urges swift action
- An NGO has detected traces of neonicotinoid insecticides, including acetamiprid, in Nutella and various honeys. - Agir pour l'environnement is calling for immediate public action and a European mor…
Norwegian player Sorloth receives death threats after World Cup miss
- Norwegian footballer Alexander Sorloth received death threats after missing a crucial chance in a World Cup quarter-final match against England. - The missed opportunity occurred when Norway was lea…
France battles severe wildfire season: Over 32,000 hectares burned
- France is facing a severe wildfire season in 2026, with over 32,000 hectares already burned. - This figure surpasses the total area burned in the entire 2025 season, driven by high temperatures and …
United States: One dead after shooting involving immigration police in Maine
- One person died in Biddeford, Maine, following a shooting incident involving federal immigration agents (ICE). - State police and the FBI are investigating the shooting. - The incident follows a con…
Israel: Netanyahu's High-Risk Election Campaign Begins as Government Completes Term
- Israel's right-wing coalition government, the most right-wing in its history, is set to complete its term on October 27. - This coalition has survived significant challenges, including protests agai…
Power cut, bedbugs plague Paris cinema
- A Paris cinema experienced a power outage and a suspected bedbug infestation during a screening. - The UGC des Halles cinema stated the two incidents were independent and that it has had bedbug prot…
World Cup 2026: Moment of silence before France-Spain to mark 10 years since Nice attack
- France and Spain will observe a moment of silence before their World Cup semifinal match to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the 2016 Nice terrorist attack. - French President Emmanuel Macron ann…
Bosnia: Pig's head left in Muslim cemetery in divided city of Mostar
- Unknown individuals placed a pig's head in a Muslim cemetery in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, sparking outrage. - The incident occurred on Monday morning as a Bosnian delegation prepared to commem…
Fuel Prices Rise in France Amid Middle East Tensions
- Fuel prices in France have risen sharply, with diesel reaching its highest point since mid-June after six weeks of decline. - Tensions in the Middle East are cited as a primary driver for the price …
"It's a bit of a double punishment": ten years after the July 14 jihadist attack, the bitter mourning of the Niçois, wounded by oblivion
- Ten years after the July 14 jihadist attack, victims in Nice feel forgotten and suffer from a lack of national recognition. - They compare their situation unfavorably to the attention given to the N…
Giant 'black box' to document climate crisis under construction in Australia
- A giant "black box" is being built in Tasmania, Australia, to record data on the climate crisis. - The project, announced in 2021, aims to preserve a record of human activity and environmental chang…
Fontainebleau Fire: 'We let the forest grow to the city's doorstep due to agricultural decline,' says expert
- A researcher warns that the expansion and lack of maintenance of forests, like Fontainebleau, increase fire risk. - The forest's surface area has doubled in 150 years, bringing it closer to urban ar…
France's security shouldn't depend on others' orders, says Philippe, advocating for 'sovereign' Canadair
- Former French Prime Minister Édouard Philippe called for a
Eight Boaters, Including Four Children, Rescued by Helicopter After Being Trapped by Tide in Arcachon
- Eight pleasure boaters, including four children, were rescued by helicopter off the coast of Arcachon after being stranded by the tide. - The group became trapped on a sandbank near Île aux Oiseaux …
Forest Fire in Fontainebleau: What We Know About the Devastating Blaze
- An exceptionally large fire is raging in the western part of the Fontainebleau forest, south-east of Paris, having already consumed 800 hectares. - The fire's origin is suspected to be deliberate, w…
Paris region, an underestimated risk territory: 'We have forgotten that the forests of Île-de-France can burn'
- Forests in the Paris region, previously considered low-risk, are now facing increased fire danger due to climate change and heatwaves. - A significant wildfire has already affected the iconic Fontai…
Von der Leyen proposes age-based social media access for teens in Europe
- European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen advocates for a phased, age-based approach to social media access for teenagers. - A committee of experts presented their findings to von der Leyen…
Music industry proposes AI content labels
- Music industry organizations are proposing a labeling system for AI-generated content to ensure transparency. - Two labels, "AI-generated" and "AI-assisted," are intended to distinguish between musi…
Japan Vows to Counter Foreign Spies, Citing National Security Threats
- Japan acknowledges the growing need to counter foreign intelligence activities threatening its national security. - Russia reportedly uses Japan as a hub for intelligence gathering and acquiring com…
Fontainebleau Forest Fire: Two Canadairs Deploy, Scooping Water from the Seine
- Two Canadair water-bombing aircraft were deployed to fight a forest fire in Fontainebleau, France. - These aircraft drew water from the Seine River, a first for water-bombing planes in the Île-de-Fr…
Messi and Kane deliver, Sinner reigns in London, France's rugby team bounces back: Our weekend sports tops and flops
- The weekend's sports highlights include strong performances from Messi and Kane, Sinner's victory in London, and a resurgence for the French rugby team. - The article also notes the failed return of…
France Travels Shortest Distance Among 2026 World Cup Semi-Finalists, England Covers Most Ground
- The French national football team has traveled the shortest distance among the 2026 World Cup semi-finalists, covering 3,000 kilometers. - Spain's team has traveled significantly more, over 12,000 k…
Heatwave in the United States: Records broken in the north and west of the country
- Historic heat records are being broken across the northern and western United States due to a severe heatwave. - Cities like Salt Lake City and Billings reached 109°F (43°C), surpassing records set …
Bangkok bar fire kills at least 27, injures 63
- A fire at a bar in Bangkok, Thailand, killed at least 27 people and injured 63 others. - The blaze reportedly started from a short circuit near the stage, leading to a power outage and explosion. - …
Sinner Defends Wimbledon Title Against Zverev in Four-Set Thriller
- Italian Jannik Sinner defeated Alexander Zverev of Germany in a four-set match to win his second consecutive Wimbledon title. - Sinner overcame a strong challenge from Zverev, who broke a long strea…
Crimea: Occupied by Russia, Besieged by Ukraine, Residents Live Amidst Tension
- Le Figaro reports from Crimea, a peninsula annexed by Russia in 2014 and currently under pressure from Ukrainian attacks. - Drone attacks have increased on energy sites, with Kyiv vowing to make the…
Seine-et-Marne: 'Very Virulent' Fire Near A6 Autoroute Prompts Aircraft Deployment
- A "very virulent" fire broke out near the A6 autoroute in Seine-et-Marne, prompting the deployment of two water-bombing aircraft. - The article references several other recent or ongoing fire-relate…
Tour de France: Press car hits barriers at finish, injuring eight spectators
- A press car crashed into barriers near the finish line of the Tour de France's 9th stage in Ussel, France. - Eight spectators were injured, one seriously, when the vehicle lost control. - The stage …
Tour de France: 'No races in July in very hot places,' warns Pogacar amid heatwave
- Cyclists in the Tour de France are struggling with extreme heat, prompting discussions about calendar changes. - Yellow jersey holder Tadej Pogacar suggested moving races away from July to avoid the…
Israel crushes armed strongholds in West Bank camps, but revolt endures
- Israeli military operations in the West Bank refugee camps of Jenin and Tulkarem have dismantled armed Palestinian factions. - Despite the military actions, the article suggests that the underlying …
German president sees role evolving to guarantee democracy against far-right
- German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier stated his role must evolve to guarantee democracy against the far-right. - He argued that impartiality is insufficient when voters reject the democratic sys…
Two emperor tamarin babies stolen from La Palmyre zoo
- Two emperor tamarin babies were stolen from the La Palmyre zoo in Charente-Maritime, France. - The primates, born on June 21, are not yet weaned, raising concerns for their survival. - The perpetrat…
Tour de France: 'Can't wait for a winter Tour!', 'With the kids, it's complicated,' spectators also suffer from heatwave on roadsides
- Spectators attending the Tour de France are enduring extreme heat, with temperatures reaching 35 degrees Celsius (95 degrees Fahrenheit). - Many fans are struggling to find shade and stay hydrated, …
Tour de France: Van der Poel's explosive win, Alaphilippe's struggle, and UAE's questioned tactics on Stage 9
- Mathieu van der Poel won the Tour de France's 9th stage with a powerful late attack, showcasing explosive form. - UAE Team Emirates' strategy of setting a high pace to chase the breakaway drew criti…
In Bangladesh, monsoon causes at least 50 deaths and thousands of displaced people
- At least 50 people have died in Bangladesh over the past week due to flash floods and landslides triggered by monsoon rains. - Tens of thousands have been displaced, with thousands seeking refuge in…