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Thousands of people on Thursday joined a Caracas opposition rally calling on the country’s interim government to release all political prisoners and grant Venezuelans full freedoms. The demonstration…
Read moreFrench police have arrested nine people, including two employees working at the Louvre museum in Paris, suspected of involvement in a “large-scale” ticket fraud ring, a source familiar with the case…
Read moreNew files expose Jeffrey Epstein’s ties to Britain’s elite. Could the fallout shake Keir Starmer’s Labour?
Read moreA civilian and a military reservist were suspected of placing bets on future military operations.
Read moreAlongside displays of sporting excellence, numerous controversies have flared this week at the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics. FRANCE 24 takes a look at the biggest scandals.
Read moreJeremy Corbyn asks government minister Wes Streeting why he did not resign despite acknowledging Israeli war crimes.
Read moreBorn of Israel's settler community, the finance minister has subverted the Palestinian West Bank's few protections.
Read moreUkraine’s skeleton athlete Vladyslav Heraskevych was disqualified from the Milano Cortina Games for wearing a helmet commemorating Ukrainian athletes killed in the war with Russia. Ukraine’s Sports Minister…
Read moreThe polls are closing and counting begins in Bangladesh’s first free election in 17 years. The historic vote has sparked hope for an end to corruption, improved security, and better economic conditions,…
Read moreHaiti has been plunged into months of chaos, with rampant gang violence forcing thousands to flee. Tragically, many have lost their lives, and the instability has allowed gangs to increasingly recruit…
Read moreShocking crime rates are rising in Israel’s Arab communities, with one Arab citizen killed every 36 hours on average in 2025. This week alone, five people were shot dead in less than 24 hours. In Middle…
Read moreFrench President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday nominated his budget minister Amélie de Montchalin to lead the country’s top audit body – a position she could hold for decades to come. Critics say this…
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