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Police on Thursday arrested climate activists who glued themselves to the tarmac at Frankfurt airport, Germany's busiest, compelling it to temporarily suspend arrivals and departures. Seven of the activists had managed to reach the runway where they glued themselves onto the tarmac, a police spokesman said.
French oil heavyweight TotalEnergies on Thursday reported slumping profits in the second quarter, blaming lower margins in refining and falling sales and prices for natural gas. There was a still steeper tumble of more than a third for its refining and chemicals operation, with TotalEnergies blaming "lower refining margins mainly in Europe... and the Middle East".
Sports Minister, Mustapha Yusif, has criticised the Norwegian Embassy in Ghana for not performing due diligence amid the para-cycling team scandal.
Nissan tumbled more than 10 percent on Thursday after the Japanese automaker issued a profit warning, citing "intense sales competition", especially in the United States. Although global sales remained even, "profit was impacted by increased sales incentives and marketing expenses to meet intense sales competition and optimise inventory," particularly in the United States, Nissan said.
The seven highest earners in the Saudi Pro League all earn more than £10m a year, showing just how rich the league is, with three players on more than £1m a week.
Vincent Kompany kicked start his rein as Bayern Munich head coach with a resounding victory. The Belgian's side scored 14 goals in their first pre-season game.
The minority in parliament has challenged the NPP flagbearer, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, to participate in a debate on the 2024 mid-year budget review.
Comic-Con returns in full force to San Diego this week, where a hugely anticipated Marvel superhero film event is among the draws for tens of thousands of hyped-up fans dressed as fantasy heroes and sci-fi villains.
Keita Suzuki leads a group of young analogue photography fans around a coastal city in Japan, stopping to snap pastel hydrangea blooms with bulky vintage film cameras. Japan's biggest camera brands stopped making analogue film models in the 2000s as digital ones became dominant.
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