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Nigeria's waterfront communities push back against evictions
Nigeria's waterfront communities push back against evictions
Residents in Lagos are demanding the government respect a court order protecting them from unlawful eviction from their land. Authorities regularly expel residents from poorer waterfront settlements, citing a need to develop the land but it is often later sold on to the rich. Now
Homeless migrants living in Paris struggle in extreme heat
With #Paris living through its worst #heatwave in history, #homeless #migrants are struggling to cope. Although the city has set up water faucets to help them cool down, associations call for long-term solutions.
How ships are risking ‘safe’ passage through the Strait of Hormuz
How ships are risking ‘safe’ passage through the Strait of Hormuz
A plan to divert shipping through an alternative corridor off the Omani coast to avoid the threat of mines in the Strait of Hormuz has come under scrutiny after two attacks on ships in recent days. Though Iran and Oman agreed to engage in talks on Monday on the strait's managemen
Trump mocked for posting 'tacky' AI golden eagle on White House balcony
Trump mocked for posting 'tacky' AI golden eagle on White House balcony
Ahead of America's 250th anniversary, Donald Trump shared what appears to be an AI-generated image of a giant golden eagle mounted on the White House's Truman Balcony. Google detected a SynthID watermark, while photos taken after the post showed no eagle in place. Reposted by off
Security guard rescued from building basement eight days after Venezuela earthquakes
Security guard rescued from building basement eight days after Venezuela earthquakes
An international rescue team saved a 43-year-old man from a collapsed shopping centre in Venezuela's La Guaira on Thursday, eight days after back-to-back earthquakes devastated the coastal region. Rescuers first made contact with the survivor, Hernán Alberto Gil Flores, at the we
Algerians vote in parliamentary elections
Algerians vote in parliamentary elections
In tonight's edition, Algerians headed out to parliamentary elections in an exercise overshadowed by the sidelining of hundreds of would-be candidates. Also, dozens have died in severe flooding in Ivory Coast. And in Cameroon, a waterfront community once surrounded by black volca
No stopping Le Pen? French appeals court clears way for 2027 presidential run
No stopping Le Pen? French appeals court clears way for 2027 presidential run
Did a court decision just alter the outcome a French presidential election that’s less than 300 days in the future? Marine Le Pen’s conviction for funnelling EU parliamentary staff funds to her far-right National Rally party. Watered down by half, her 30-months of ineligibility t
Mauritania's fishing heritage threatened by climate change and overfishing
Mauritania's fishing heritage threatened by climate change and overfishing
For centuries, the Imraguen people of Mauritania have relied on wind-powered boats and traditional fishing methods to live in harmony with the rich waters of the Banc d’Arguin. But climate change, overfishing and the gradual loss of ancestral knowledge are threatening both their
Sudan: El-Obeid civilians trapped under RSF siege
Sudan: El-Obeid civilians trapped under RSF siege
The UN has raised the alarm over a worsening humanitarian crisis in El-Obeid, a city besieged by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Sudan, where many civilians are dying amid relentless attacks. FRANCE 24 correspondent Bastien Renoul spoke to residents trapped inside, who describe
France temporarily shuts down three nuclear reactors over heatwave
France temporarily shuts down three nuclear reactors over heatwave
France's main energy provider on Sunday said that three nuclear reactors have been temporarily shut down, while eight others are operating at reduced power. The measure is an environmental protection requirement to avoid discharging too much hot water into rivers already warming
Iran expands attacks on Gulf states after intense US strikes
Iran expands attacks on Gulf states after intense US strikes
Iran reported strikes Sunday evening on two of its southern islands while Kuwait, where Tehran has repeatedly targeted US installations, said border posts and an offshore oil platform had been attacked. The as-yet unclaimed strikes came hours after Tehran and WashingtonStrait of
Trump reimposes Iran naval blockade, threatens Hormuz fees
Trump reimposes Iran naval blockade, threatens Hormuz fees
President Donald Trump reimposed a US naval blockade on Iranian ports on Monday and vowed hefty fees for ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz, as Tehran mockingly pledged to charge a lower rate for passage through the strategic waterway. FRANCE 24's Jennie Shin speaks with Aaron