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  French President Emmanuel Macron met with anger from Mayotte residents, days after a devastating cyclone France's President Emmanuel Macron, center, visits the Mayotte Hospital Centre in Mamoudzou on December 19.   Ludovic Marin/AFP/Getty Images CNN  —  French President Emmanuel Macron has met with residents of the Indian Ocean archipelago of Mayotte, days after the French overseas territory was hit by a devastating cyclone. At least 31 people have been confirmed dead so far, but local officials fear the complete toll could be much higher, reaching hundreds or even thousands. Upon arriving in Mayotte on Thursday, Macron was met with ire from some residents, who were aggrieved by what they felt was a lack of support from Paris following the disaster. Ad Feedback “The water isn’t there, no services are there. After six days, is that normal?” one man angrily asked the French president. A women, clearly distressed, told Macron that the archipelago “needs him.” “Ever...

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  Bernie Sanders blasts ‘President Elon Musk’ for derailing spending deal Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) addresses reporters during a press conference on Tuesday, November 19, 2024, to discuss an upcoming vote on the Joint Resolutions of Disapproval to ban the sale of certain offensive arms to Israel. Sen.  Bernie Sanders  (I-Vt.) aimed at tech mogul  Elon Musk  for saying that any lawmaker supporting the continuing resolution for the newly unveiled end-of-the-year funding deal should be voted out of office. “Democrats and Republicans spent months negotiating a bipartisan agreement to fund our government. The richest man on Earth, President Elon Musk, doesn’t like it. Will Republicans kiss the ring?” Sanders wrote in a  post  on the social platform X on Wednesday. atOptions = { 'key' : '58bfee8b434cf3fd7d886c744e7ce1f6', 'format' : 'iframe', 'height' : 250, 'width' : 300, 'params' : {} };

  China’s nuclear warheads total 600 and raise ‘strategic stability’ concerns: Pentagon China has not only expanded its number of operational nuclear warheads to 600 but improved the diversity and sophistication of its arsenal, the Pentagon said  in a report  released on Wednesday. “China had a very, very small, relatively outdated nuclear arsenal” two decades ago, said Michael Chase ,  US deputy assistant secretary of defense for China,  Taiwan , and  Mongolia , at the report’s launch at the Centre for Strategic and International Studies, a Washington-based think tank. “We’ve seen over time that they’ve expanded to a nuclear triad, with the  [People’s Liberation Army ] Navy having ballistic missile submarines conducting deterrence patrols,” Chase continued. He added that in recent years, there has been “increasing diversity in capabilities like precision-strike capable missiles with lower-yield nuclear warheads.” The China Military Power Repo...

p>  Live Updates: Dominique Pelicot and 50 Others Guilty in Rape Trial That Shook France A court sentenced Mr. Pelicot to 20 years after he admitted to drugging and raping his wife, Gisèle, for nearly a decade, and inviting strangers to join him. The case has made her a feminist hero. Here are the latest developments. Dominique Pelicot, 72,  who admitted to drugging his wife for almost a decade  and inviting dozens of strangers he met on the internet to join him in violating her, was convicted on Thursday of aggravated rape and other charges and sentenced to the maximum 20 years in prison. The verdict capped a trial that has horrified France, prompted profound discussions about rape culture and toxic masculinity, and turned Gisèle Pelicot, his wife of 50 years, into  a feminist hero . Outside the packed courtroom in Avignon, France, Ms. Pelicot expressed “profound gratitude” for the support she has received from across France and beyond since the trial began in...

  Life in Idlib hints at what Syria can expect from rebel rule The road to Idlib, a remote corner in northwest Syria, still has the signs of the old front lines: trenches, abandoned military positions, rocket shells, and ammunition. Until a little more than a week ago, this was the only area in the country controlled by the opposition. From Idlib, rebels led by the Islamist group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, or HTS, launched an astonishing offensive that toppled Bashar al-Assad and ended his family's five-decade dictatorship in Syria. As a result, they have become the country's de facto authorities and appear to be trying to bring their way of governing to the rest of Syria. In Idlib's city center, opposition flags, with a green stripe and three red stars, were flying high in public squares and being waved by men and women, old and young, in the wake of Assad's removal. Graffiti on walls celebrated the resistance against the regime. While destroyed buildings and piles of...

  Mary Jane Veloso, a Filipina nearly executed in Indonesia, arrives at home Mother of two, who became a poster child for anti-trafficking groups, now awaits potential pardon in a Manila prison A Filipina who spent nearly 15 years on death row in Indonesia and was almost executed by firing squad has returned home, where she now awaits a potential pardon in a women’s prison. Mary Jane Veloso , 39, landed at Manila airport early on Wednesday following a  repatriation deal  between the two countries that eliminated the threat of her execution, as the Philippines has long abolished the death penalty. Keep reading list of 4 items  1 of 4 Indonesia’s Prabowo steers strategic middle path amid China, US rivalry list 2 of 4 Mary Jane Veloso's case is unresolved as Jokowi prepares to leave office list 3 of 4 Philippines and Indonesia reach a deal to return Filipina death row convict list 4 of 4 Five ‘Bali Nine’ ring members return to Australia after 19 years in prison end o...

  Killing of Russian General Sends a Message, but Doesn’t Change the War Ukraine’s  brazen assassination of a Russian general  on a Moscow street this week was a triumph for Ukraine’s intelligence services, showcasing a decade’s worth of investment in developing the skills, technology, and ingenuity needed to operate successfully behind enemy lines in wartime. But it was a limited triumph. Killing the general, Igor Kirillov, 54, will no doubt enrage the Kremlin and spread a degree of fear among the country’s military and political elites, military experts said. It also eliminates a top military leader, who, according to Ukrainian officials, had ordered the use of banned chemical substances against Ukrainian troops. What it will not do, according to Western officials and experts, is improve Kyiv’s position in its war with Russia. On the battlefield, Ukraine’s forces continue to steadily lose ground to their larger and better-equipped adversaries. On Tuesday, Gen. Oleksa...