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The eurozone's economy grew 0.3% in the last quarter of 2025, beating expectations.
Year-on-year GDP rose 1.3%, easing from 1.4% in the prior quarter.
Germany posted 0.3% quarterly growth, the economy's largest contributor.
Italy and Spain also grew, by 0.4% and 0.8% respectively.
France stagnated amid long budget negotiations for 2026.
Ireland contracted 0.6% in the final quarter of 2025.
Eurostat figures reflect ongoing post-crisis dynamics and energy-price shifts.
The data come amid mixed signals from Europe's economic performance.
Three of the eurozone’s four largest economies contributed to growth.
Overall eurozone growth remains modest but above some forecasts.

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Traditional French restaurants in France are closing at high rates as costs rise and eating habits shift toward cheaper options.
In Angers, owner Mickael Moureaud reports a 10% drop in customers over the past year amid higher supplier costs.
France-wide profits for traditional restaurants fell from 11% to 3% as costs rose and customer numbers declined.
Experts say raw material costs for restaurant owners rose about 16%, pressuring margins as prices rise for consumers.
Gira founder Bernard Boutboul notes many restaurants increased prices by more than 20%, squeezing customers further.
Céline Viale warns of a looming two-tier system where few expensive spots remain as independents disappear.
The UNESCO designation of the 'gastronomic meal' contrasts with a rapid decline of traditional dining in daily life.
Younger generations increasingly choose street food and fast food over traditional bistros, reshaping French dining culture.
La Nouvelle Garde is cited as a growth example offering cheaper, healthier options amid the decline of traditional brasseries.
The broader risk is a geographic shift where city centers lose independent eateries to large chains.
Experts stress the need to preserve national eating traditions while adapting to changing costs and tastes.

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Maxence Brovillé wins Mister France 2026 while under a seven-year tennis ban.
The ITIA suspended him in 2024 for failing to cooperate with a match-fixing investigation.
Brovillé transitioned to modelling and launched a sportswear brand after the ban.
He had a career-high singles ranking of 708 in 2023 before the ban.
Brovillé’s seven-year ban runs until 2030, barring him from major tennis events.
He claims the ban does not define his new career path.
Brovillé used Instagram to gain modelling attention after turning pro.
The Mister France judges considered appearance, knowledge, and causes when selecting the winner.
Brovillé is publicly supporting mental health awareness during his post-tennis career.
Roger Federer once shared the court with Brovillé, as shown on his Instagram.

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