PARIS, May 25 — French taxi drivers are set to escalate their protests next week by blocking access to Paris airports and the French Open in a growing dispute with the government, the country's main taxi federation announced yesterday.
MONTE CARLO, May 24 — Local favorite Charles Leclerc defied his own modest expectations by topping both practice sessions for Ferrari at yesterday’s Monaco Grand Prix opener.
WESTONARIA (South Africa), May 24 — Rescuers successfully brought all 260 miners to the surface yesterday after they were trapped underground for more than 24 hours at a South African gold mine, the operator announced.
SEOUL, May 23 — South Korea’s defence ministry today dismissed claims of discussions with Washington about withdrawing US troops from the country, following a Wall Street Journal (WSJ) report suggesting the US was considering a partial troop relocation.
MONTE CARLO, May 23 — Lewis Hamilton admitted yesterday that Ferrari is running out of time to turn their Formula 1 season around but remains hopeful of a strong performance at the Monaco Grand Prix following a determined fourth-place finish last weekend.
NEW YORK, May 23 — The Trump administration yesterday revoked Harvard University’s authorization to enroll foreign students—who make up over a quarter of its student body—in a sharp escalation of the president’s conflict with the prestigious institution.
