'Spiderman' migrant hero who climbed building to save a child given French citizenship

Mamoudou Gassama, who climbed a Paris building to save a child, has been given honorary French citizenship by President Emmanuel Macron.

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'Spiderman' migrant hero who climbed building to save a child given French citizenship Mamoudou Gassama, who climbed a Paris building to save a child, has been given honorary French citizenship by President Emmanuel Macron. Read More »

French president Emmanuel Macron offers citizenship to a 22-year-old immigrant from Mali who climbed a high-rise apartment building to rescue a child Video shows Mamoudou Gassama, 22, risking his life on Sunday as he climbed up the balconies to rescue the four-year-old who is clinging to a railing and glancing at the ground below, while horrified onlookers watched. Read More »

Everything you need to know about the Italian political crisis — which is 9 years in the making and could bring about the demise of the eurozone The eurozone looks like it may be about to plunge headlong into another crisis, as the political situation in its third largest economy, Italy, deteriorates rapidly. Read More »

China has the largest forex reserves in the world — here's how other countries measure up China has the most forex reserves, which can help a country buoy local currency or even provide insurance in the case of a national economic emergency. Read More »

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