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Aug 25

CEO of Telegram messaging app arrested at Paris airport, French media report

By Barbara Surk, Associated Press

Pavel Durov, the founder and CEO of the messaging service Telegram, was detained at a Paris airport on an arrest warrant alleging his platform has been used for money laundering, drug trafficking and other offenses, French media reported Sunday.

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Aug 12

British man who climbed the Eiffel Tower on Olympics’ final day still under investigation

By Associated Press

More than 30,000 police officers and other security personnel were deployed around Paris on Sunday to ensure safety on the last day of the Olympics and the star-studded final show in France’s national stadium.

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Aug 08

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Activists accuse authorities of ‘social cleansing’ for clearing homeless out of Paris

By Ross Cullen, Nadia Becir, Layla Quran

The 2024 Olympics are coming to an end, but in the lead-up to and during the games, French authorities cleared thousands of homeless people out of Paris. Police cited security reasons, but homeless advocates see it differently. Ross Cullen of…

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Aug 04

Belgium withdraws from mixed relay triathlon after athlete who swam in Seine falls ill

By Kate Brumback, Samuel Petrequin, Associated Press

Claire Michel, who competed in the women's triathlon Wednesday, “is unfortunately ill and will have to withdraw from the competition,” the Belgian Olympic and Interfederal Committee said in a statement.

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Jul 29

Vandalism hits telecommunications operators in France during Paris Olympics

By Associated Press

The scale of the impact is unclear, as is whether it has affected any Olympic activities.

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Jul 26

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Why French authorities fear Russia may attempt to disrupt Paris Olympics

By Nick Schifrin, Zeba Warsi

Just hours before the Olympic opening ceremony, saboteurs launched a coordinated arson attack on French train lines. It stranded nearly a million travelers and sparked even more concerns about potential threats to the games which are being protected by unprecedented…

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Jul 26

PHOTOS: Paris debuts Olympic Games with star-studded ceremony on the Seine

By John Leicester, Associated Press

Crowds crammed along the rive and watching from balconies “oohed” and “ahhed” as Olympic teams began parading in boats along the waterway.

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Jul 25

With big goals and gambles, Paris aims to rekindle love for the Olympics

By John Leicester, Associated Press

After two toned-down, pandemic-hampered Olympics, expect a bold celebration. The heady marriage of sports and France's world-renowned capital of fashion, gastronomy and culture could also help secure the Olympics' longer-term future.

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Jul 24

French authorities detain Russian man accused of plotting to ‘destabilize’ Olympics

By Barbara Surk, Angela Charlton, Associated Press

French authorities say they have foiled several plots to disrupt the 2024 Olympics.

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Jul 11

French unions threaten strikes to pressure Macron into allowing leftist coalition government

By Associated Press

A union leader called for mass strikes to pressure President Macron into “respecting" election result and allow a leftist coalition to form a new government.

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