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France's "restrictive" labour code is a myth Â

THE DEBATE - Macron's first strike: Will protests derail French labour reform? Â

Hardliners protest French labour reform as Macron chides 'slackers' Â

Korean violinist Hyung Joon Won on building harmony through music Â

French Labour Reforms: Emmanuel Macron's First Test as President Â

A dash cam captured an interesting confrontation between a Tesla Model S driver and reportedly Drake’s security detail. It appeared as though Drake, a grammy award winning musician, and his motorcade of three to four vehicles were making a right on red when someone from his security team tried to cut off the driver in the video. What appears to be a black Cadillac Escalade starts inching into the Tesla as the Model S driver whips around and pulls up behind what he says was DrakeÂ’s vehicle. The driver voiced his concern on Youtube via the KushCam channel. “Security for [Drake] apparently think they are the Police and can stop traffic so DrakeÂ’s motorcade of friends…

Irma: Emmanuel Macron lands in hurricane hit overseas territories Â

India threatens to deport undocumented Rohingyas Â

Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted an article detailing how hackers have already begun weaponizing artificial intelligence. The story, which appeared on Gizmodo, discusses an experiment where an AI program was tasked with studying human social media habits and creating phishing bait. The AI program blew its human counterparts out of the water, pumping out 6.75 malicious tweets per minute compared to one candidate’s 1.075 tweets per minute. The program lured 275 victims into clicking on the malicious software. Despite being an experiment, Gizmodo took it as an opportunity to explain how this is a clear example of how hackers can use artificial intelligence to commit crimes on t…

Macron: "I would not yield anything – neither to the lazy, the cynics nor the extremists”  Â

North Korea: "measures by DPRK will make the US suffer the greatest pain it has ever experienced" Â

Darren Aronofsky: 'My own mother is like Mother Teresa' Â

Bangladesh Prime Minister to Myanmar: "How can they deny they're not citizens?" Â

Electric vehicles take charge at Frankfurt Motor Show Â

REPLAY - Hurricane Irma: President Macron gives press conference ahead of St-Martin visit Â

French Labour Protests: What is the CGT? Â

France: Thousands take to the streets to rally against labour reforms https://www.youtube.com

Hurricane Irma: Eyewitnesses recount harrowing experience "Our island has been razed to the ground" Â

Kenyatta threatens Odinga with impeachment if opposition leader wins election Â

Hurricane Irma: Under fire for storm response, Macron heads to hurricane-hit French islands Â

Spain: Hundreds of thousands rally for Catalonia's independence Â

Nikki Haley: "North Korea has not yet passed the point of no-return, the choice is theirs" Â

Brexit: UK lawmakers back EU withdrawal bill Â

Catalonia March: "They believe they will wake up to an independent Catalonia" Â

War on drugs: 'Have Filipinos lost their consciences?' Â

US - Hurricane Irma leaves Florida Keys devastated, but state escapes the worst Â

North Korea Crisis: UN Security Council unanimously backs new sanctions Â

Macron faces first major street protests of his presidency Â

'A baptism of fire': Macron faces first major street protests Â

China is working on plans to begin phasing out petrol and diesel vehicles, adding pressure on automakers toward electric vehicle development. No specific date has been set, but state media has announced that it is working on a plan to end sales of traditional fuel cars in the country. China is home to the world’s largest EV market, making it an ample playing ground for Tesla to jostle with other automotive giants for market share. China joins both France and Britain, which announced earlier this summer that they wanted to ban petrol and diesel vehicles by 2040. With China in the mix, this plan will have a significant impact on the global automotive market. The news i…