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France Investigates Fiber Optic Cable Sabotage Across Eastern Regions

French security agencies launched an investigation after major fiber optic networks were deliberately cut, raising concerns over attacks targeting telecommunications infrastructure.
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French Government Backs Rheinmetall-Style European Defense Expansion Through Ukraine Support

France confirmed additional military support measures for Ukraine, including further Mirage fighter deliveries and expanded training programs for Ukrainian pilots.

French Nuclear Program Advances With State Support for New Reactors in Normandy

Electricite de France confirmed plans to accelerate construction of two next-generation reactors in Normandy following approval of state financing guarantees.

French Government Prepares Evacuation Plans for Citizens in Lebanon

France’s crisis center urged citizens to leave Lebanon and prepared possible evacuation measures amid rising regional security risks.

French Government Orders Strategic Review of Oil Refinery Sector

France’s competition authorities launched a review of domestic oil refineries to investigate possible anti-competitive practices affecting fuel prices.

Valence Shooting Leaves Six Injured as Authorities Investigate Suspected Gang Violence

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France Shifts Sahel Policy Toward Infrastructure and Agricultural Investment

The French government announced a new West Africa strategy focused on development projects after withdrawing counter-terrorism forces from the Sahel region.

French Air Traffic Controller Strike Avoided After Government Reaches Agreement

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Lufthansa Profit Falls Fifty Percent as Fuel Costs and Strikes Hit Aviation Margins

Germany’s Lufthansa reported a sharp decline in second-quarter operating profit due to higher fuel expenses and the financial impact of major labor strikes.

French Competition Authority Opens Apple Payment System Investigation

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Societe Generale Completes Sale of African Banking Assets to Focus on Europe

French bank Societe Generale finalized the sale of two African subsidiaries as part of a broader effort to concentrate resources on European retail banking and corporate finance.
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