70 bodies recovered from Gaza rubble, thousands still missing
Iran claims drone attack on US military base in Bahrain
Bahrain issued two alerts of potential threats on Sunday, its first such warnings since September as blasts rocked the capital, Manama. It comes after Iran targeted an airbase in the US-allied island state, ending a long
Canaries urge government action after 2,200 migrants reach the islands in 48h
Spain says nearly 2,200 migrants have arrived by boat to the Canary Islands this weekend. The Spanish islands are one of the main entry points into Europe for migrants from Africa. The Spanish Interior Ministry says more
Will Iraq’s oil smuggling crackdown disarm militias without a conflict?
Iraq has dismantled an alleged smuggling ring in Jurf al-Sakhar which could squeeze militias and avert internal strife
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Record number of migrants arrive in Spain’s Canary Islands
New EU migration and asylum laws have largely failed to stem flow of migrants to Spain and its territories.
Beaune wine auction in Burgundy hit by climate change
A showcase of luxury and charity, this year's Hospices de Beaune auction is constrained by the poor harvest caused by the summer heatwaves.
Burgundy's Beaune wine auction hit as climate change halves harvest
A key event combining luxury and charity, the Hospices de Beaune wine auction is this year constrained by the meagre harvest after the summer heatwaves.
Daily life in Sudan paralysed by deepening fuel crisis and rising costs
Domestic refining has been crippled by the civil war while the Middle East conflict has led to significant fluctuations in oil prices.
Jensen Huang: The French Connection
President Trump is heading to Asia in a few days time, and will meet President Putin and President Xi. There's likely to be one fewer tech giants at the table, Jensen Huang, newly resigned from Nvidia, over the suspected
Jerusalem Daily: Mass funeral in Gaza as Netanyahu clings to power
A mass funeral was held in Gaza for 70 Palestinians whose bodies were trapped under the rubble.
Dutch government holds weekend crisis talks to stave off collapse
Prime Minister Rob Jetten has struggled to rein in political infighting within his minority coalition, a crisis that culminated when disagreements arose over a so-called "millionaire's tax" proposed by left-wing oppositi
Trump breaks silence on US ground stop, demands more money from Congress
US President Donald Trump on Sunday broke his silence on the nationwide ground stop that snarled airline travel this weekend, using the incident to push Congress on money to fully upgrade America’s air traffic control sy
How telecoms upgrade work sparked US flight chaos
US officials say the disruption was caused by old equipment overloading and not a cyber-attack.
Suspected China spy linked to Nvidia's ex-boss left in 2025, Megaspeed says
The Nvidia scandal has raised questions over whether advanced AI chips ended up in China, despite US restrictions.
Flames engulf Syrian refugee camp in eastern Lebanon
A fire tore through a Syrian refugee camp in Bar Elias, eastern Lebanon.
Fascism built the AI bubble. What will burst it?
In the latest episode of Deja Vu, Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor examine the latest model of disaster capitalism.
Estonian drone maker targeted in 'GRU-ordered' sabotage attempt, PM says
Prime Minister Kristen Michal said Estonia was preparing to potentially close its border with Russia to "reduce the risks to our people and national security."
Unpaid for months and coerced: migrant workers still exploited in Saudi Arabia, report finds
Exclusive : Human rights organisation ALQST says employers in the Kingdom continue to exploit loopholes in regulations with impunity
Polish activists face opposition as they make abortion more accessible
Abortion laws in Poland are very restrictive. Activists there have found a new way to help women wanting to terminate a pregnancy: the "Abortomat," a locker that dispenses abortion pills. But they face fierce opposition.
Santa school in full swing in London ahead of Christmas celebrations
It may still be November but it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas in South London, as many Santa impersonators are heading to school for their festive training. The school, organised by an event company called Min
New Orleans port files $1m lawsuit over 'miracle on the Mississippi' tanker collision
The lawsuit filed by New Orleans officials also requests that the tanker involved in the collision with the cruise ship be seized and sold to pay for damages.
Estonia to close border with Russia after ‘sabotage attack’ on defense firm
Tallinn's Internal Security Service said an attempted arson attack was commissioned by Russia's GRU military intelligence agency.
Alleged Chinese spy left Megaspeed last year, company says
Singapore-based Megaspeed International is under scrutiny from US authorities over reports it shipped AI chips to China in breach of trade restrictions.
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A deep dive into Ivory Coast's solar energy goals
Can Ivory Coast, which remains heavily dependent on fossil fuels, turn to solar power to make its energy consumption greener and more sustainable? We visited the country's new solar power plant in Ferkessédougou, in the
Southeast Asian nations sign digital trade deal to ease payments and cut paperwork
Online shopping and digital services are growing across Southeast Asia, but businesses still face different rules in each country. ASEAN’s new agreement aims to make it easier to sell, receive payments and share data acr
Hundreds attend mass for Tai Po fire victims as bishop dismisses talk of pressure
Hundreds of Hongkongers have flocked to a Catholic mass offered for the victims of the deadly Tai Po fire ahead of its first anniversary, as a church leader dismissed speculation that the event had come under pressure fr
Why the Nvidia scandal is bad news for Europe’s AI ambitions
Nvidia's Jensen Huang poured money into open-source AI, from French-founded Hugging Face to chips for Mistral's data centres, and fought Washington's attempts to restrict it. With Huang gone and China hawks emboldened, T
‘Almost magic’ as SpaceX craft caught mid-air: Why it matters
SpaceX's Starship successfully returned to its launchpad after orbiting in space.
Francophonie summit opens in Cambodia overshadowed by African tensions
The DR Congo objects to Rwanda's Louise Mushikiwabo seeking a third term as head of the organisation and threatens to quit if she is re-elected
US probes nationwide flights stoppage as travel disruptions persist
US air travel is expected to return to normal this Sunday, following a nationwide ground stop Friday night that stranded hundreds of thousands of passengers and disrupted travel worldwide. The Trump administration blamed
Live: Wallabies and Scotland locked in tight tussle, hosts lead
The Wallabies are staring down the barrel of a fourth-straight international defeat when they take on Scotland, featuring two familiar faces, at Murrayfield. Follow live.
Can Netanyahu and Eisenkot form a ‘unity’ government in Israel?
Yashar and Likud are scheduled to hold talks on Sunday, but will need to overcome major differences to work together.
Chinese spy, chip sales, Trump ties... The Nvidia scandal deepens
The Nvidia scandal continues to unravel. Sunday, the Singapore-based company Megaspeed said that Chinese businesswoman Alice Huang had officially left the company in 2025. She is the alleged Chinese spy that had an affai
Gender-diverse Australian sailors barred from US submarines despite Aukus deal, documents reveal
Defence briefing released under freedom of information laws shows ADF beholden to US directives when in training Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Aukus is effectively forcing the Australian na
US, China seek common ground on military crisis pact as Washington weighs terms: sources
The United States and China are working to iron out a military accident-prevention agreement ahead of their summit in Shenzhen, although progress has been slow amid divisions within the US administration, according to so
The week in pictures: Spain protests, Pope Leo's Peru 'homecoming' and Rocky fans in Philly
FRANCE 24 looks back at some of the week's most striking images, from angry protests over a housing crisis that has dominated Spain's election campaign, to Leo XIV's visit to his adopted homeland Peru and "Rocky" fans ma
French Ciryl Gane retains MMA heavyweaight title agianst Josh Hokit
Ciryl Gane remains the world's MMA heavyweight champion. Overnight, the French athlete beat Josh Hokit in the main event of UFC 334 at Madison Square Garden in New York. The 5-round fight was rough, as Shirli Sitbon exp
Indebted Hong Kong developer New World offers shares at 81% discount in US$3.2b cash call
New World Development will issue 11 new shares for every existing share at an 81.5 per cent discount, exposing shareholders who do not participate to theoretical dilution of 75.3 per cent, as the indebted Hong Kong prope
Bahrain says air defences destroyed several Iranian drones attacking US base
Bahrain issued two alerts of potential threats on Sunday, its first such warnings since September. The second Iranian drone attack in three days, ending a long lull in strikes during the Middle East war. Diplomatic effor
Three commercial vessels struck by drones near Romania's black sea, PM says
Romania's Prime Minister called the attack on the three vessels Saturday 'unacceptable' and a 'violation of international law'. A day prior, a separate cargo-bound vessel was also struck. No injuries were reported.
Germany vs Netherlands: Nations League – preview, team news, predictions
Germany will likely need to win on Monday to reach the quarterfinals unless Serbia beat Greece away from home.
France's presidential race heats up
In approximately six months time, French voters will head to the polls for the first round of the presidential election. Due to term limits, current president Emmanuel Macron is barred from running again. But that hasn't
Gaza families bury bodies of loved ones trapped for years under rubble
The remains of 69 Palestinians have been recovered in northern Gaza, allowing families to bury them.
Explosive attack targets investigative journalist’s home in Panama
An investigative journalist’s home in Panama was attacked in a suspected bombing.
Iran targets US military base in Bahrain with drone attack
It marks the second attack on the country in three days and comes as the US and Iran remain locked in a stand-off over the Strait of Hormuz.
Record immigration day in El Hierro as 1,488 arrive in Canary Islands
12 cayucos carrying 1,235 people reached El Hierro on Saturday, and two more boats reached Gran Canaria and Tenerife. The Canaries saw 1,488 arrivals in a day and over 2,300 in two days; President Clavijo said they are o