French livestreamer Jean Pormanove died Monday near Nice during a violent live-stream. French authorities have now opened an investigation into the live-streamed death.

In a paper published Wednesday (Aug. 20) in the journal Science Advances, researchers analyzed the remains of 82 people buried in pits in northeastern France sometime between 4300 and 4150 B.C. Some of the bodies were mutilated, with their left arms and hands dismembered. Bodies that were not mutilated were buried in different pits.

Raphael Graven — who was known online as Jean Pormanove or JP — died during a live stream after days of violence and abuse, according to reports.View on euronews

Kick has responded to the death of French streamer Jean Pormanove by banning co-streamers involved in his broadcasts and other changes.

If J.P. France is ready, the Astros would need to determine both his role and how to create space on a pitching staff with little flexibility.

Authorities in France and the Netherlands have been notified. Meanwhile, impacted customers are being told to stay alert.

This has become so widespread in the United States that we had to react,’ the French president says in his first public remarks about the case

It’s also replete with wellness amenities, such as a high-oxygen training room, a private spa, solar-powered sauna, a year-round indoor pool and an outdoor pool, and spa next to a swimmable private lake, the listing said.

Sought-after forward Maghnes Akliouche will reportedly stay at Monaco as Inter Milan failed to concretize their interest.According to L’Equipe via FCInterNews, the 23-year-old is on the verge of

The Bayeux Tapestry, a medieval masterpiece depicting the 1066 Norman conquest of England, is set for a new chapter.

French President Emmanuel Macron, at peace talks with U.S. President Donald Trump, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and other EU leaders on Monday, proposed a future four-way meeting about Ukraine that would include Europe.

France has defended its record on combating antisemitism after Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu accused Emmanuel Macron of emboldening hate attacks against Jews by pledging to recognise a Palestinian state.