Der Spiegel·
Saxon Switzerland blocked: mortal danger due to damaged trees
Visitors are not allowed to enter parts of the Saxon Switzerland National Park for the time being. On Friday, a man was slain by a tree.
‘Proteinmaxxing’ could lead to higher prices for infant formula, say experts
The Guardian World•
Whey protein, a key infant formula ingredient, is in growing demand, partly linked to rising use of weight-loss drugs The rise of “proteinmaxxing” – a trend in which consumers try to eat as much…
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RFI·
Venezuela: New round of negotiations begins this Saturday under the aegis of the United States
This is the ninth round of negotiations since 2014, and many hope that they will lead to a political transition. At the talks table: the interim government of Delcy..
BBC Arabic·
A demonstrator from the Indian Rasist Party talking about allegations of detention. Was it his Muslim name
Muhammad Janid, a demonstrator from the Indian Rasist Party, took refuge in court after being illegally detained by the police for his role in protests, according to his allegations.
Tagesschau·
After the onslaught on Ceuta: Migrants return, Europe discusses
Most of the migrants who entered the Ceuta exclave have apparently already returned. But at EU level, the images have caused great concern – and a new debate on border protection.
France 24 Arabic·
Infantino announces the cancellation of the plans for the sale of the Viva, a stake in the World Cup for $20 billion
Gianni Infantino, President of FIFA, reported Friday that FIFA had cancelled its plans to sell a share in the World Cup to private investors after extensive negative reactions and had explained a newspaper..
Der Spiegel·
France: Prosecutor accuses suspected mother of five dead babies of intentional homicide
A woman is said to have killed her babies after birth in the south of France for years. The 32-year-old is in custody and her partner has since been released.