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World Aug 02

Freya the walrus gains fans while crushing one seafaring vessel at a time

There's a portly new pinniped in the waters off Oslo this summer. Freya the walrus has slowly made her way round several ports of call in the Baltic Sea. Her favorite pastimes include sunbathing, seafood and crushing seafaring vessels. But…

World Jul 18

Europe struggles with major wildfires and energy uncertainty amid ‘heat apocalypse’

An intense heat wave has gripped much of Europe, with scorching heat, buckling roads, raging fires and hundreds of people dead -- and forecasts predict even more unbearable weather to come. Special correspondent Malcolm Brabant reports on the worst European…

World Apr 25

Macron wins reelection as his challenger demonstrates the rise of the French far-right

France's President Emmanuel Macron has promised to unite his divided country after winning reelection for a second five-year term. Macron defeated the extreme right-wing candidate Marine Le Pen by a substantial margin even as she still managed to secure almost…

World Apr 24

Macron wins French presidential runoff election

French President Emmanuel Macron won a second term Sunday, over far-right challenger Marine Le Pen. This is the second time Macron and Le Pen have faced off in the French presidential elections, but the margin is projected to be much…

World Apr 22

Far right Marine Le Pen challenges French President Macron in election showdown

French voters go to the polls Sunday for a second and final vote between incumbent President Emmanuel Macron and far right challenger Marine Le Pen. Le Pen, who has run a Trump-style campaign targeting immigration has been labeled by Macron…

World Mar 14

Fleeing a brutal war, millions of Ukrainian refugees face a bleak and uncertain future

Nearly 10 percent of Ukraine's population has been displaced in almost three weeks of war. While almost 2 million people have moved within the country's borders, over 2 million more have fled. The majority of those Ukrainians are escaping the…

World Jan 12

Britain’s prime minister under fire for hosting party during COVID lockdown

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is fighting for his political life. He was forced to apologize to Parliament Wednesday after it was revealed he attended a cocktail party in the garden of his official residence at the height of the…

World Dec 06

Pope urges compassion toward migrants in Lesbos, but doesn’t openly condemn Greek pushback

During a multi-day trip to the Eastern Mediterranean, Pope Francis on Sunday returned to the Greek island of Lesbos, which he first visited five years ago. As special correspondent Malcolm Brabant reports, the pope highlighted the plight of asylum seekers…

World Nov 11

Bataclan attack survivors and victims’ loved ones on resulting hate, compassion

Saturday will be six years since gunmen of the Islamic State attacked several venues in Paris, France, and killed 130 people, 90 of whom were murdered at the Bataclan music hall. The trial of the perpetrators is underway in the…

World Oct 01

How Brexit played a role in Britain’s gas shortages

The British government is warning that the country’s fuel crisis is likely to last for another week. Gas stations across Britain have had to shut down because a lack of truckers has caused huge supply difficulties. As special correspondent Malcolm…

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