Israeli Strikes on Gaza Hospital Kill 6 and Injure Dozens, Health Officials Say
The Israeli authorities said that Hamas had established a command center at the hospital complex. Hamas said the attack was “a heinous crime targeting a civilian medical facility.”
UK court finds two Iranian men guilty of spying for Iran
The pair were promised rewards to send intelligence back to Iran, while one was prepared to commit a 'violent attack'.
Hungary eases abortion rules as Peter Magyar announces wave of women’s rights reforms
The measures also include stronger protections for victims of abuse
Democrat roasted for blaming missing vote for Hegseth’s impeachment on traffic
‘I am genuinely and sincerely sorry. But, this is not the end — it is just the beginning,’ Rep. Melanie Stansbury said
Greta Thunberg hits out at Cop31 leaders as nations plead for help: ‘No one is coming to our rescue’
It comes as a new report warns that the world is heading for an ‘irrecoverable overshoot’ on dangerous global warming unless governments reject fossil fuels and start rapidly cutting emissions
Jensen Huang: Spy row, second affair leaves Nvidia without its rockstar CEO
Jensen Huang, who built Nvidia into the world’s dominant AI chipmaker, is stepping down as CEO after a second affair came to light. DW examines how losing its figurehead will affect the firm and the US-China AI race.
Europe tells Russia: Our security architecture is for us to decide
European leaders have pushed back against Russia's attempt to revise the continent's security architecture as part of the Ukraine peace talks.
Spain approves housing reforms after nationwide strike over costs
Spanish parliament passes new laws limiting evictions but their duration depends on the upcoming snap election outcome.
Grandfather recounts dramatic rescue of baby boy who was buried alive
‘I hit my knees and I’m just crying,’ John Comer says of the moment when his grandson sat up
European Parliament urges Russia to return deported Ukrainian children
At least 20,651 cases of deported Ukrainian children have been confirmed, about 1.6 million remain under Russian occupation. During debates several MPs called Russia's policy towards Ukrainian children 'genocide'.
Cold War lessons for the AI age: how a US-China hotline could help stop a nuclear attack
The United States and China should set up a dedicated hotline to help reduce the risk of AI-induced nuclear attacks, analysts have said. The call came amid a fresh push by Washington to prioritise high-level talks on arm
Russia: Soldier killed in car explosion in Saint Petersburg
A Russian serviceman was killed when his car exploded in Saint Petersburg on Thursday. Investigators have opened a murder inquiry, while local media report that another person was injured.
Russia: Soldier killed in car explosion in Saint Petersburg
A Russian serviceman was killed when his car exploded in Saint Petersburg on Thursday. Investigators have opened a murder inquiry, while local media report that another person was injured.
The Woman Who Wanted to Help the St. Lazarus Children
By embracing Korean children living in leprosy communities, Bernice Gottlieb was a leader in the international adoption movement. She has died at 95.
Zelenskyy demands Europe become ‘regular part’ of Ukraine talks
EU still at odds over who should represent the bloc in any peace negotiations.
U.S. envoys Kushner, Witkoff meet with Putin at Kremlin in talks to end Russia-Ukraine war
U.S. President Donald Trump's envoys met with President Vladimir Putin on Thursday as Washington sought new momentum in peace efforts after two days of U.S.-mediated negotiations between Russian and Ukrainian delegations
Trump heads to China amid Nvidia scandal: Will he get tougher on Beijing?
Outgoing Nvidia chief credited with easing US-China chip ties but personal scandal unlikely to upend next week's talks.
A Glamorous Paris Theater Where a Ballet in 1913 Caused a Riot
For his inaugural season as general director, Baptiste Charroing is channeling the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées’s iconic past.
Trump pushes his choice to replace Jensen Huang atop Nvidia
Cook stepped down as Apple’s CEO earlier this year but still serves as the company’s Executive Chairman
What is next for Nvidia after CEO Jensen Huang resigns?
The AI chip giant has no leader in waiting, may lose its voice in Washington, and has big bets in Europe that its founder championed in person.
Ukraine-Russia war latest: Moscow police ‘detain hundreds of young men and force them into military’ in brutal crackdown
It comes as Russian president Vladimir Putin warned in a meeting with US envoys that foreign troops fighting in Ukraine are “legitimate targets”
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns over affair scandal after share price plummets
Fallout from billionaire’s affair with suspected Chinese spy has knocked an estimated $500 billion off the chip maker firm’s market value
Gunman kills one and barricades himself in building after gym shooting in Washington, DC
The gunman first shot and killed a person in a gym, then continued firing after reaching the street. According to police, he then barricaded himself in a building.
‘Blind spot’ no longer: Austria targets Russian espionage with new law
“Austria’s lax approach to spies is now firmly a thing of the past," Foreign Minister Beate Meinl-Reisinger told POLITICO.
Trump’s morning meltdown includes reminders he pays his taxes and false claims about presidential salary
‘THE DEMOCRATS ARE CORRUPT AND EVIL, and I am the exact opposite,’ the president wrote on Truth Social
Israel kills six in Gaza hospital strike as 9-month-old baby freezes to death
An overnight Israeli air strike on Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza killed at least six Palestinians Thursday, including a teenage boy and a surgeon, medics said. Elsewhere in the devastated Palestinian territory, a nine
Sisters give birth minutes apart - outdoing their siblings who gave birth just days apart
Four sisters, four babies and one very busy year for this Iowa family
How the viral drunk raccoon passing out in a bathroom became a financial boon for one animal shelter
‘We never thought a raccoon would do this for us,’ a Virginia animal shelter official said
Hungary eases abortion rules
The reforms mark a break the the conservative policies of former PM Viktor Orban. The controversial "heartbeat regulation" is to be scrapped and women are to be better protected against violence.
Gaza: Devastation inside Nasser Hospital after deadly Israeli strike
An Israeli airstrike hit Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, early on Thursday 12 November, killing six people, including a doctor, and injuring at least 27 others, according to the World Health Organiz
Trump’s snubbed COP — but he’s on everyone’s lips
Whether fretting about the Iran war — or picturing life without him — the U.S. president is looming large in the minds of politicians and campaigners at the global climate summit.
BDS claims win as energy giants quit Israeli gas project off Gaza
The Boycott, Divest and Sanctions movement is claiming victory after a company left an Israeli-led gas project off Gaza.
How FRANCE 24 traced Tehran-backed Afghan fighters from Syria to southeastern Iran
Members of the Tehran-backed Afghan Shia militia known as the Fatemiyoun division have resurfaced in Iran after largely disappearing from public view following the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s government in Syria in 2024. F
Karoline Leavitt roasted for her defense of Rubio after reports he spent $1.2 million on private trips
Former White House press secretary ridiculed for defending Secretary of State Marco Rubio over claims about his tax-payer funded travel schedule
Life through a lens: Celebrating 200 years of photography
A passport photo, a selfie, an award-winning film and even the evening news: all of them were made possible thanks to a "fantastic machine", the camera. As France celebrates the bicentenary of the first fixed photographi
Trump is spectacularly bad at business — that’s what the Jensen Huang scandal proves
All that posturing about ‘dominating the western hemisphere’ means nothing if you’re too blinded by your feelings to make logical decisions. And this has always been the problem with MAGA, writes Holly Baxter
The Latest: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns after his affair raises US security concerns
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has resigned after his extramarital affair with a Chinese businesswoman who reportedly was also acting as a spy for Beijing raised U.S. national security concerns
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth reprimanded at war memorial
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, along with his wife and aides, was silenced by a guard on Wednesday at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Hegseth's group was at Arlington National Cemetery for a Veterans Day ceremony wh
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns after revelations on extramarital affairs
Jensen Huang resigned as chief executive of AI giant Nvidia on Thursday, November 12, after revelations he had two extramarital affairs, including one with a woman accused of spying for China. FRANCE 24's correspondent i
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang steps down
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigned Thursday after his extramarital affair raised national security concerns, in a spectacular downfall for the longtime head of the chipmaker, a vital player in the artificial intelligence b
Uzbekistan calls for shared early warnings and climate finance across Central Asia at COP31
The proposed framework also covers restoring degraded land and tackling dust storms as the region faces growing water pressure.
UK court convicts 2 Iranian men of spying on journalists
A London court has found two Iranian citizens guilty of surveilling reporters for a Persian-language television station critical of Iran's government. One was also convicted of planning a violent attack against them.
Manchester United sacked manager Michael Carrick
Michael Carrick has become the third recent Manchester United manager to be sacked midway through the season.
Australia: Teen found alive after six days missing in bush
A 17-year-old Australian has been found alive and well after spending six days missing in bushland east of Melbourne. After being spotted by helicopter, the teen was winched to safety before an emotional reunion with his
For the love of French butter: 'Le beurre' spreading joy globally
French butter is having a moment! We dive into France's love of butter, the many rules that apply to "le beurre", how tourists are hauling back flavoured artisan butter as souvenirs, and how the French language has embra
Who is Alice Huang, the alleged Chinese spy linked to Nvidia's Jensen Huang?
Footage shows Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang alongside Alice Huang, a Chinese businesswoman at the centre of an alleged Chinese intelligence operation targeting him.
Mississippi elects first Black US Senator since post-Civil War Reconstruction
The US state of Mississippi has made history - electing its first Black Senator in 150 years and its first Democratic Senator since 1982. Forty-three-year-old Scott Colom narrowly beat incumbent Republican Cindy Hyde-Smi
LIVE: Jensen Huang resigns as Nvidia CEO as affairs raise security concerns
Jensen Huang, 63, has resigned as chief executive of AI giant Nvidia, according to the company.