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Meta · United States

Meta Boosts Executive Bonuses to 200% After Workforce Cuts

45% Center coverage: 22 sources

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France Politics · France

French authorities detained 4 people after a deadly stabbing linked to Islamic extremism

70% Left coverage: 20 sources

Four people were in custody Sunday after a deadly stabbing in eastern France that authorities linked to Islamic extremism, according to the national anti-terrorism prosecutor’s office. A Portuguese man was killed in the Saturday attack in the city of Mulhouse, near the border with Germany. Seven police officers were wounded, including a parking control agent hospitalized with grave injuries, the prosecutor’s office said.See the Story

Mali · Mali

Mali army opens an investigation into deaths of civilians blamed on soldiers

55% Left coverage: 20 sources

Mali’s army said it’s investigating soldiers who were accused by separatist Tuareg rebels of killing at least 24 civilians earlier this week, in a rare probe of human rights abuses since the military took power in 2020. The Front for the Liberation of Azawad, the Tuareg independence movement in the north of the country, accused soldiers and Russian mercenaries from the Wagner group of intercepting two civilian transport vehicles bound for Algeria from Gao on Monday, and “coldly executing” at least 24 people among the passengers.See the Story

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