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German intelligence in turmoil after arrest for espionage of former leader

August Hanning, who led the German Intelligence Service from 1998 to 2005, is suspected of using classified documents to write an analysis for a foreign intelligence service, possibly Azerbaijani, according to Der Spiegel. The former Chief of Staff, who was in office until 2006, is suspected of transmitting the documents. The Tuesday announcement of the arrest of the two men embarrasses the German services, which seek to strengthen themselves against Russia.

United States: After his failed execution, Christa Pike "takes up knowledge and can speak"

Nearly a week after surviving two lethal injections into Tennessee, the condemned to death Christa Pike "has regained consciousness and can speak", her lawyers announced Tuesday. However, they were not allowed to visit him at the hospital.

Senegal: Several families affected after heavy rains in Dakar

In Senegal, the heavy rains that hit the country on Sunday caused several deaths and extensive damage. In Dakar, several families are affected. The government said it had activated a disaster relief emergency plan.

Death of Dafroza Gauthier, after a life to hunt down Rwandan genocidaires in France

Dafroza Gauthier, who dedicated his life to tracking down Rwandan genocidal refugees in France with her husband, Alain Gauthier, died Saturday in Reims (east), said this last Sunday at the AFP.

After the agreement on Greenland, the United States continues its offensive in Iceland

The head of US diplomacy, Marco Rubio, travels to Iceland on Monday to continue the US Arctic offensive after the Greenland agreement. Iceland does not have an army and its security is based on NATO and a bilateral defence agreement with the United States in 1951.

Christa Pike is in a critical state after surviving two lethal injections, according to her lawyer

Pike's lawyers requested commutation of his death penalty following the failed execution.

France: 400 high schools closed after several days of mobilization

In Aubervilliers, Le Corbusier High School, students have been blocking the school for several days, supported by teachers. In particular, they denounce overloaded schedules, too many classes and heating problems. Since this morning, nearly 400 high schools would be closed, with distance courses. The details of Pauline Godart, journalist of France 24.

Breast cancer: the post-tests

Started on October 1st of the new Pink October campaign. The objective remains the same: to raise awareness of breast cancer and to recall the importance of screening. In 2026, the same is true: the disease is getting better and better, but it continues to progress. Especially among young women.

American troops leave Iraq after 20 years: what is their legacy and what is our future?

The United States is planning to withdraw its last troops from Iraq by 30 September, thus ending a military presence that had begun with the invasion led by the United States in 2003, which had overthrown Saddam Hussein.

After explosions in the demilitarized zone, South Korea demands an apology from Pyongyang

South Korea demands that its North neighbour apologize after mine explosions injured three of its soldiers in the demilitarized zone (DMZ) last week. Kim Yo-jong, the powerful sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, on Wednesday rejected all responsibility and accused Seoul of making a pretext for military "provocation".

Occupied West Bank: Palestinian witness after Israeli settlers attack again

In #occupied West Bank, this Palestinian is a witness to the attack on his house by over 100 Israeli #colons, who ransacked several homes despite the presence of the army.

After a tribute to Europe, Pope Leo XIV completed his historic visit to France

Pope Leo XIV completed on Monday an intense four-day visit to France with a speech with political accents in Metz. He called for peace and interreligious dialogue, while calling on Europe to combat "deceit and deception" in international relations. The Supreme Pontiff took off at the end of the day for Rome.

Madagascar: A year later, did Gen Z have its revolution confiscated?

On 25 September 2025, young Malagasy people went down the street to demand water and electricity first. Social anger became a political challenge, until Andry Rajoelina left and the military came to power. A year later, what really changed? Some former protesters speak of progress, others say they are betrayed. Expectations remain strong on essential services, freedoms, justice for victims and exiting the transition. Has Gen Z succeeded in transforming its revolt into a lasting political change?

Football: After a vote, Ireland confirms that it will meet Israel

The Irish players decided in a vote to play the two scheduled matches against Israel in the League of Nations, except for the goaltender who declared a package to protest the war in Gaza.

United Kingdom: five arrests near air base, ongoing anti-terrorist investigation

Several men suspected of breaches of explosives laws were arrested on Sunday in the UK, near a military base used by the US Air Force. According to Donald Trump, the five men arrested wanted to do "big damage."

After years of deadlock, EU finds agreement on funding in Ukraine

Viktor Orban's defeat in the Hungarian elections changed the situation. The Member States of the European Union have reached agreement on an EU reimbursement of funds advanced to Ukraine by each country. A mechanism that paves the way for new aid to support Kiev.

RD Congo: Bukavu's people worried after another deadly fire

New deadly fire in Bukavu, in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The disaster struck the Nyalukemba neighbourhood, a few days after another fire that had killed 27 people. The inhabitants are calling for an investigation into these fires repeatedly.

DR Congo: Concern rises after fires in Bukavu

In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the inhabitants of Bukavu continue to search the rubble of their homes after a deadly fire. The latest disaster struck the Nyalukemba neighbourhood, only a few days after another fire that had killed 27 people. Hundreds of homes and schools had been destroyed. The locals are now demanding answers and an investigation into these repeated fires.

Jungle de Calais, ten years later: migrants still dream of the United Kingdom

That was in 2016. The camp known as the "grand jungle", located on the outskirts of the city of Calais, in northern France, was dismantled. This place was home to thousands of migrants. They all had the same dream: to cross the Channel and to join the UK. Ten years later, their determination remains intact.

After France, the EU also punishes Russian columnist pro-Kremlin Xenia Fedorova