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The funeral of Seif al-Islam Gaddafi, son of former Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi, took place on Friday in Bani Walid, western Libya. Several thousand supporters demonstrated...
Read moreIn Guyana, 49 people died on the roads last year, while 1,450 driving licenses were revoked for speeding, alcohol or drug use. Faced with this explosion...
Read moreThousands of people mourned the body of Saif al-Islam, son of Muammar Gaddafi, on Friday in Bani Walid in western Libya, a stronghold of supporters of the former regime who demonstrated in large numbers before the funeral, which was held under heavy security guard. Before Friday prayers,…
Read moreFrom a K-pop drum duet to a feud with China to an extra-early election, Japan's PM Sanae Takaichi has had quite a roller-coaster ride in her first three months in office. Riding on a wave of popularity,…
Read moreSeveral departments in Colombia have been affected by the unusual rains. The inhabitants fear that the situation will worsen and regret having received basic aid. The meteorological phenomenon is…
Read moreAccording to Ukrainian officials and military observers close to the Kremlin, the Starlink terminals, used by Moscow to guide drones and coordinate attacks, were disabled. After an agreement between…
Read moreAfter two years of investigations, the European Commission considers that the social network TikTok violates European digital standards. Brussels is concerned about addictive design and algorithms for health…
Read moreThe Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics open this Friday, February 6. This is the third time that Italy has hosted the Winter Games. Update with Benoît Perrochais, head of the France 24 sports department.
Read moreCatherine Viette is pleased to welcome Dr. Anahita Motazed-Rad, visiting senior fellow in the Department of International Relations at the London School of Economics. As a scholar of international relations…
Read moreThere is growing uncertainty over what looks to be the future of British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, due to his decision last year to appoint Petermandelson, who was a close friend of Epstein, as ambassador to Washington. "Epstein's victims have suffered trauma that is difficult for most of us to comprehend, and have had to relive it repeatedly," Starmer said in a speech. He added, "I'm sorry, sorry what happened to you, sorry that so many powerful people betrayed you, sorry for believing (Peter) Mandelson's lies and appointing him." Starmer confirmed that he intends to "continue" as Prime Minister.
Read moreBruno Daroux, international columnist at France 24, looks back on the first day of talks between Americans and Iranians which ended this Friday February 6 in Oman.
Read moreThe agreement signed between the Syrian Kurdish forces and the new power in Damascus puts an end to the experience of Rojava, the autonomous administration in northeast Syria. It lasted twelve...
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